The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known fin This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 The HollyMaids will give dance on Wednesday evening. October 25, at the Town Hall, West Haven. ThecOmmit- tee are working hard to make this dance a great success. Miss Sadie Pen der and Miss Edith Bassett are on the committee to hake all those who attend have a pleasant time.
 Miss Camp, of 146 Orange street, will return tomorrow from a two-months' vacation in Denver and the Rocky Mountains.
 James F. Rawson, of 27 Jewell street, who has been spending the summer with his daughter in Augurville, has re- turned to his home seriously i'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson are now residing at 27 Jewell street with MT. and Mrs. James Rawson.
 Ellsworth Hayden, son of Attorney Charles Hayden, is rapidly recovering from injuries received by being run over by horse last week.
 Miss Eva Duncan is spending a two- weeks vacation at Daisy Cliff Farm, Morris.
 Miss Catherine Wedmore, of 30 Hal lock avenue, has returned to New Ha- !, sister, Mrs. Chester E. Ingraham, of Bristol
 United States Marshal Bishop was in town Tuesday attending the session of the United States court. Marshal Bishop formerly had his office in this city, but now it is in Hartford, and he seldom comes here. .-
 Mrs Adrian c. Heitmann and daugh- ter, Miss Louise Heitmann, returned home yesterday from a three-weeks' visit with Mrs. Heitmann's sister in New Brighton, Staten Island, and at Larchmont Manor with her brother and family. Miss Ruth Sanford, of Oxford, has gone for a visit of a few weeks with relatives in osWego, N. Y.
 
 { Torrington, are the guests of the for mer's mother, Mrs. G. W. Aabee, in Oxford. #a-..5 ... Miss Maude F. Bodwell, who has been visiting at Walnut Beach with Miss Edna Hale, has returned to her home. -,..
 Major Isaac Bromley, advertising agent of the Consolidated railroad, and his family returned to this city Monday from their summer home at Eastern Point. Groton.
 Mrs. F. St. John Fitch, of Branford left Tuesday for Buffalo, to be away several weeks.
 Mrs. Jean Pardee Clark has an inter- esting little story, Sent on Approval" |" in the October Munsey's. One of Mrs. Clark's stories, "Jacko's Angel" ap- peared in the current number of Lip pincott's.
 R FE2ssatyraond- T. FIill Yale 1904, eldest sor of MT. and Mrs. Alden H. Hill, of North Branford, left Tuesday for Ogontz, Pa 10 assume his duties as instructor in Romance languages at the Cheltenhan military academy.
 William H. Leete, of Los Angeles, ar- rived Monday for a weeks visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edwin A. Leete, of Fair street, Guilford. MT. Leete is treasurer and paymaster of the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad
 Frederick Cooper, a member of the Unon League club, is still at Grace hospital with a slight attack of appen. dicitis. It was stated at the hospita yesterday that he was resting comfort ably.
 Harry M. Townsend, of Dixwell ave nue, is visiting relatives in Chicago fol a few weeks.
 Dr. and Mrs. Beck have arrived ir Berlin and are delighted with theil days of sightseeing. Mrs. Beck wa' Miss Gretchen Fresenius.
 Mrs. Mary Neely. of Madison, vii spend the winter in this city with Mrs E. E. Field, of Lynwood street. E--z-