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

| And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Leroy M. Harrison, of 49 Crown street, travelling representative of the publishers of the Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday Evening Post, has gone on a trip to Philadelphia and will make stay of several days at Allan
 tic City.
 l MT. and Mrs. Maycock entertained at dinner yesterday Mrs. Herbert Benton, ofS41 WhaIley avenue, and her mother,
 Mrs. w. H. Marshall, of Ogdensburg, N. Y.; also Mrs. w. S. ChatfieId, the ladies having enjoyed an automobile ride with MT. and Mrs. Maycock earlier
 in the day. 1 Mrs. George Fitzsimmons left Mill ford yesterday for Colorado for the benefit of her health, which has been poor of late.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Selvey, of Hartford, have returned after a pleasant visit
 with MT. and Mrs. Charles Beers, Of Lamberton street. f,.' l Mary O'Brien, housekeeper at the St. Lawrence rectory, West Haven, will leave tomorrow on the steamship Oceanic for Ireland to visit her mother, who is quite i'll. She will return to re- sume her duties about the first of Sep- tember. .., #. z& .& s# p 1 MT. and Mrs. Herman Saxon, ,sof New
 York, will spend the summer with MT. and Mrs Bush at Savin Rock. 1 H. M. Tower has purchased a Buick touring car and is much pleased with | it.
 l F. H. Harrington, a member of the Brooklyn fire department, is visiting Mrs. J. H. Fletcher, of Eld street. Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Dayton, of West Chapel street, will leave ill a few days for their cottage at Woodmont, where they will spend the summer. J. Spence who will form business partnership with MT. Dayton about the first of July, will accompany them to Wood- mont. Mrs. Horatio W. Parker and her two younger daughters, who were to have sailed with MT. and Mrs. Camp early 1 in May, but who postponed their de- parture, expect now to said next Thurs day. Dr. Parker and Miss Charlotte l Parker will not leave until after com mencement. .: t.ss s .4 l MT. and Mrs. Walter Camp who have sbeen in England for the past month, are expected to arrive home this fore noon. %@..:.. ..o .g -, | MT. and Mrs. Hebert Staples, who are l spending the summer at Woody Crest, had a very enjoyable party at their cot 1 tage Sunday Among those entertain ] ed were MT. and Mrs. Bert Davis and daughter, MT. and Mrs George Lacey, MT. and Mrs. Rivers and Miss Arm stead, of New Haven, and W. J. Stone, of Bridgeport. ss 1 | The youngest daughter of Frank Lar kin, of Westville, was taken sick Sat urday and was unconscious for three hours. Dr. Winne was constantly with l the little sufferer and succeeded in re- lieving her. William Hayes and Archer Marks, of Westville, left yesterday for Short Beach, where they will spend two or three weeks.
 Mrs. Thomas o'Connor, of Westville, | is quite i'll. | Miss Lydia Bushnell Smith, Madi- sonite who for quite time was in feeble health, has recovered to such an extent as to take a position with the Associated Press, Times Building office, New York city. She has already inter- viewed many prominent people and has been given great praise for the success she had in getting at the desired in- formation. She is also a fine artist. Her many friends will be glad to know of her success.
 Mrs, H. D. filling, of Highwood, will spend the month of June with her sis- ter, Mrs. W. A. Evans, of Nanticoke, Pa.
 Invitations have been issued for the supper which the Ladies' Benevolent union is to give those who assisted in the recent production of the Chimes of Normandy The supper will be held this evening.
 Mrs. c. A. L. Totten, of Milford, is away on a short visit to West Point, 1 N. Y.
 Ex-Judge Harry W. Doolittle, of Branford, has returned from a three- weeks trip in the southwest. ' MT. l Doolittle, with his father, went through Oklahoma and Indian territory. Lewis T. Clark, of Milford, is plan- ming to accept position in the straw | hat factory in Amherst, Mass, which ] is under the management of his broth CT, Sheldon Clark.
 Attorney w. s. Peck, formerly re- ceiver of the New York Lock works, and Harold Colton, now with the Gen. tral Trust company, New York, were the guests of friends in Branford over Sunday.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Moves R. Bailey, of Milford, will celebrate the twenty-fffth anniversary of their marriage on June I IT. | Mrs. William Lounsbury will enter tain the Baptist Sewing circle and Ma son Rogers w. R. C., of Branford, at her summer home, the OWenego house, Indian Neck, this afternoon and even- | ing. :. .t The Liberty Bell Social club will hold i+r third ann11a1 nicnic at SchuetZen