The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. | Chief Justice William J. Mills of New Mexico, formerly of this city, is in town for a few days. Judge Mills ar- rived here Saturday from his home in Los Vegas to place his son, Wilson Waddingham Mills, under the care of Dr. Charles Weller, rector of the Hop kins Grammar school, for a summer Of study. The young man has gone to inc Maine woods with tutor for stay of a month or two, and will enter Hopkins school in the fall. Judge Mills has been stopping at the New HaVsn house. Many friends have already had the pleasure of greeting him. The full staff of the Yale Alumni Weekly is staying here and is engaged in getting out the commencement num- Der which is due July F. After that the issues of the paper will not come <out regularly until September. Lewis s. Welch, the editor-in-chief, will leave late this. week for East River to spend the summer at his home there, and Messrs, Thompson and Hurst will all leave for summer vacations soon.
 st. Johns Catholic club has decided to give the second of their summer dances at Lighthouse Point pavilion, Monday evening, July 24 Odenkir- chen's orchestra will play for danc- ing. s,...A ..... ~< -.. :-
 Miss Margaret Stevens, daughter of Professor and Mrs. G. B. Stevens of Whitney avenue left last week to spend the summer with relatives in Ohio. In the fall, Miss Stevens will continue her studies at St. Margaret's school in Wa terbury. s.>-. ,.5 5s.s.
 Mr and Mrs. William Gage of War ren, R. l., have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Florence An nie Gage to G. W. Dudley of this city.
 The Horace Bushnell Motherhood club will meet at the home of Mrs. IT, vine on Forest street tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock sharp. All members are cordially invited to attend.
 Mrs. William Baldwin of Glens Faals, N. Y, who was the guest of Mrs. Fred eriek Andrews of Dwight street during Commencement week will remain over the Fourth.
 Dean and Mrs. Frank W. Sanders were the guests of honor at dinner given in the roof garden of the ', M ! c. A. on Saturday by the board of di- rectors of the association MT. Sanders, who is soon to leave for his new post In Boston, is vice president of the board, and his going is sincerely re- gretted by all interested in this work. Mir. Pierece N. Wslch, acted as toast master, and Dean Sanders when called upon made a particularly happy little speech. An orchestra played during the
 nner, which proved a most delightful
 and Mrs. Conrad Hein and fam 251 Grand avenue have gone to sS ctntage al Morris Cove for the summer.
 MT. Thomas E. Powell of 159 Spring street, clerk in the New Haven post office, left yesterday for a two weeks vacation trip. He will spend most of the time at the newly equipped hotel. The Wynmere, Lock Sheldraka, the CatskilIss Before returning he will wis., 1t Poughkeepsie and Boston.
 Ed. Wittstein, one of New Haven's popular musicians, left yesterday morn ing for a two months summer engage inent at aWtch Hill, R. I.
 John Reubens late piano solofst of the Waldorf Astoria hotel, has been en- gagged to play ait the Maple palace, at Savin Rock, which will be a treat to lovers of good music. a