The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City
 -Interesting Social Events Here and


 --Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 At his Hillhouse avenue residence last evening, Professor s. s. Sanford gave another large dinner fin honor of his guests Sir Edward and Lady El- gar. The other guests were Professor and Mrs. Henry w. Farnam, Judge and Mrs. William K. Townsend, who have just returned from their Adiron- dack camp for the affair. Mir. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, Dr. Horatios w. Parker, Miss Kate Trowbridge, MT. George D. Seymour, Miss May Mansfield and Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., Mrs. Stokes coming up from Noroton.
 E. S. Fftzsimmons, general boiler in- spector at New Haven for the Consol- dated, who left here on May 1 to ac- cept a position with the Erie railroad, has been elected vice president of the Master Car Builders association of America. .. s..-ss. 7
 MT. and Mrs. D. M. Corthell of In- terlachen, Fla, are visiting in this city.
 
 June at 56 Park street. .
 Mrs T. B. Magic of Tyler City enter tained several members of the Kings Daughters at her home Thursday aft ternoon. The guests greatly enjoyed the pretty garden until the storm sent them into the house. Those present were Mrs W. J. Mutch. Mrs. Harriet Hine, Mrs. James West, Mrs. Kittell, Miss Helen Baldwin, Mrs. Clara Hari- son, Mrs. George Stocking, Mrs. E. M. Beaumont, MT. and Mrs L. Short and Mrs. Kroucher. s.4 s. 1 Mrs. F. J. Geiger of Atwater street has just returned from visit of two weeks in Herkimer, N. Y. She was ac- lcompanied home by her sister, Miss Wunderlick, who is to leave soon to iengage in mission work at Jesse Lee 1 Home, Alaska.
 W. H. Middaugh and wife of this city left New Haven for Halifax, N. S,, yesterday afternoon, where they will thereafter reside. MT, Middaugh has be- come a member of the firm of Stimp- \ son & Middaugh, in Halifax, represent ling American manufacturers agents and grocery specialties in the maritime provinces. Mir. Middaugh was former fly connected with the firm of Armour & Co. in this state.
 I James Hillhouse, son of the late pr. i William Hillhouse of this city, who since about 1879 has been engaged in I the practice of law in New York; was \ admitted to the New Haven county bar just before the short calendar ses- sion of the superior court yesterday morning. Upon the motion of Attor-. ney James H. Webb, Mir. Hillhouse's 4 application was passed by the bar with President John K. Beach presiding, and when court convened, Mir. Hill- house was formally made a member here. He was admitted without ex- animation under the rule which pro- yides for this, in cases where an appli- cant has been practicing for more than three years in the highest courts of an other state. MT. Hillhouse is a New Havener and graduate of the Yale Law school and 1t was he who recently sold to Yale university the Hillhouse lproperty. He will make his home in this city.
 The outing of Miss Rochefort's kin dergarten of West Haven has again been postponed and as now planned will be held next Monday The school Eclosed yesterday for the summer vaca- l tion. .t .i.4a + Benjamin O'Connell, James Dondero and William Pagan, returned on Thursday afternoon from St. Miehael's college Toronto, Can. f MT. Wells W. Wilson, as a result of recent craftsmanship in rifle prac- ! tice with Company G., Third infantry, Connecticut National guard, Danbury, where he continues his membership, has been called to Bridgeport to take part in the rifle practice to be given there He ranks among the first six of his company.
 1 Mrs. w. s. Putney of Milford was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. c. II. Well Ter of Orange street during the Hop kins graduation festivities. ss
 The Rev. John A. E. Wilson, D. D., left Monday for a brief featuring tour down the Peninsula of Delaware, Ma ryiand and Virginia, whence on Mon-s day next he will return to his home in California. His lecture at Grace N. E. church fer his brother, tne pastor, last Sunday night was very much en- joyed. .@ '. Miss Edith Shillito attended the wedding of Miss May Cox and Floyd CoWles at the home of the bride in l Armouck, N, Y., Thursday.
 The following officers were elected at a meeting of the New Haven High school Athletic association: President, Bryant Burke, 1906; vice president, George Steele, 1907; treasurer, Edgar O'Rsilly, 1907. The association also voted to send an application for ad- mittance to the A. A. U. %
 The Business Mems association of Branford met Thursday night and re- joiced in the fact that twelve new members were received. These in cluded L. J. Nichols, H. Guy Linsley, Dr. A. J. Tenny, Frank Golding, Louis Mark, Wallace Rowland, M. suval, Andrew J. Coyle, James Rardero and Ernest Bartholomew. The committee appointed to confer with the Spring. field Rubber Tire company of New Ha- ven reported that the offer made by Branford was not accepted by the company. This offer included the grant of 8 piece of land near the | freight depot.