The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. William G. Cowell and Mrs. F. D. Wheeler of $50 Elm street left on Saturday last for Saratoga Springs, N. T., where they will spend the balance Of the month at Washington hall.
 Herr George Wittin arrived at Yale yesterday to join the faculty of the North American school of physical cul- ture at the university for summer work. Herr Wittig is president of the North American Gymnastic Union seminary, and resides in Milwaukee. He will il- Iustrate modern German methods in physical culture training, as adapted to American instruction. With his ar riyl only one member of the faculty of this department of summer school work at Yale is not here. Michael c. Murphy, the Yale athletic coach, who went to his home last week owing to heavy cold. He is expected to arrive to-day.
 Mrs. John Henderson of Lawrence street leaves on Thursday for stay at cottage at PlainviIIe camp grounds for the improvement oe her health, which has been impaired of late. His many friends wish her a very pleasant ssaEA OthepNew Haven ladies will join her at the cottage this week.
 The members of the Hartford Dental society had their annual summer out ing at Savin Rock yesterday and a thoroughly good time was enjoyed. The Connecticut dental commission was present at the dinner and some members of the board talked on the laws gov erning this line of practice after the dinner was disposed of.
 F. F. Sperry's son is i'll at his home on Whal1ey avenue. Dr. Winne is attend ing him.
 MT. and Mrs, Clarence E. Thompson, jr., of West Haven, sail to-day for a summer abroad. Accompanying them will be Mir. and Mrs. Heacock of Glow ersville, N. Y. Mir. and Mrs. Max Adler and Attorney. Isaac Wolfe will sail on tn esame boat
 Charles H. Loomis, the piano dealer and Mrs. Loomis returned Saturday from adelightful trip to Clevelnd, O., Mackinac Island, Lake Superior and the copper regions. They returned by wy of New York and Miss Mabel Loom- is remains at Aquagua lake, Broome county, New York, for the remainder of the summer. MT. Loomis attended the piano dealers convention and re- ports a wonderful gathering of inter- ested piano men. MT. Loonis is look ing fine and returns much benefited by the trip.
 J. U. Connolly, assistant day train caller at the Union depot, has resigned his position to accept one at the Beach restaurant t the Rock. R
 The hop at Brockett's Point pavilion Saturday night was attended by a throng of shore people nd a number from New Haven and Branford. It was crowd sf the season at the pavilion.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry c. Bush have for their guests at the Bush cottage, Short Beach, MT nd Mrs. Frank Bush of New York.
 Miss Edith Mackville and Miss John SOH IldNG@t SUuS lO StilaC 1ActACs 4NC" York They will be gone several weeks.
 Miss Anna Chapin Ray gave an after noon tea and lawn party at her home on Chestnut street, West Haven, in honor of Mrs. Stacy of Miles City, Mont. who formerly resided in West Haven, and who is spending the sum- lner with her family at Bradley's Point. 5 Several oe her old schoolmates were Miss Rays guests and the afternoon was delightfully."- spent in pleasant rem iniscences. A few who attended were Mrs. Harry E, Nettleton, Mrs. A. C.. Coe, Miss Alice Reynolds, and Mrs. Eel ton Wood.
 MT. and Mrs. Thornton of Seattle, Wash, who have been the guests of