The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City -Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Major John Q. Tilson leaves this noon for a three weeks visit to his parents in Tennessee.
 The Misses Nellie and Florence Car roll of New London are visiting with relatives at savin Rock,
 Miss Margaret Horan of 9i East Pearl street, telegrapher at the Nation- al Steel and Wire corporation, will be absent one month, visiting friends Ill the west, including Chicago, Denver Detroit and Battle Creek, Mich
 Linden Ledge" cottage. situated at Brockett's point, is occupied for the re- maining season by MT. and Mrs. J. A. Rida, MT. and Mrs. Perrigo, Mrs. Re- becca Hill and J. Augustus Rida, Jr.' of the New Haven Dostoffice.
 The Physical Culture society of West Haven held its regular drill at Sohn s hall Thursday evening. At the month ly business meeting Monday evening" August I, MT. Reeves was the success ful winner of the burnt wood OK otter- ed by the society.
 A pleasant little dinner party was given at the Locust Inn, Morris Cove, Thursday evening to Mrs. L. B. Semple, one of the efficient and popular heads of departments of the Howe & Stet- son stores. The affair was given by a dozen of the young women who are employed in Mrs. Semple's department, and was very informal and thoroughly enjoyed After dinner the evening was spent in dancing and music, and during the course of the evening Mrs. semple was presented by the young ladies with a delightful momento of the occasion.
 Miss Jennie Bonney of America Un- ion has returned from a several weeks visit to her home in New Haven and at her brothers in Colorado.
 Miss Emma Wolfe and two younger brothers, accompanied by Miss Ethel Sprague, all of New Haven, are spend ing vacation at the home of Miss Wolfes grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe, in Falls Village.
 On Thursday of next week, August IT. there will be a lawn fete held at the residence of Mrs. J. Densmore Brown, in Milford, under the auspices of Free love Baldwin Stow chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. All are invited to come and there will be many attractions such as an orchestra arti' eles for sale, ice crea mand cake, and lemonade. Admission, ten cents.
 Hubert H. s. Aimes, Ph. B., who took the Washington Egleston prize for mer- itorious graduate work at Yale com- mencement last June, has accepted a call to become head of the department of history and practical science at Ur- sinus college in Collegeville, Pa. Dr Ailnes graduated from the Shelf. class of '97
 George w. Beebe of this city is vis- iting friends in Mantle.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Gehbie of Al Clifton street is entertaining her cousin, Miss Rhovena Tape of New York citiy for a few days. %-. MT. and Mrs. M. spir and daughter Elsie, of Orange street, are at Catskill N. Y.
 Miss Minnie Levy, who has been stop, ping at Mrs. Beecher's in Bethany, has returned for few days stay with hel father, Constable Wolff Levy, of 90 FL liott street.
 Professor Ansel Brooks and sister Ethel, of Derby are at their home for 2 few days on West Main street, Clin' ton.
 Mrs. Belle Norton of Ivoryton, ant Harvey Kelsey and wife of East Ha ven, attended the funeral of their un cle, MT. C1osson Watrous, Thursday.
 Mrs. Elizabeth c. Johnson of Phila delphia is the guest of her mother, Mrs W. s. Lyon of Court street.
 Mrs. Hawley of New York is thC guest of her sister, Mrs. Cafferty ot Lettney place.
 MT. Clark and other members of Dis. trict Attorney Jerome's staff, who art spending 8. short vacation at Stony Creek, came to Indian neck Thursda! night and had a shore dinner at tht Ark. c. E. Thomas and party of nin' from New Haven also came out for tht same purpose.
 MT. and Mrs. William Watrous 0 Beacon avenue are preparing to nov to Bridgeport, where MT. Watrous ha accepted a fine position.
 St. Johns Catholic club will give tn third of their summer dances at Hoyt'' pavilion, Cosey Beach, Friday evening August IS.
 Mrs. Lucy Wheeler of Great Barring ton, Mass, has rented a cottage at Tn dian Neck and took possession Thurs day.
 Mrs. John Wilkinson of Main street West Haven, is spending a week witt
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