The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITE1Ts OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known In This City --Inferesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Miss Kathryn H. Welch of Norwich is spending a ten days vacation in this city as the guest of Officer William J. Welch and. family at their home at 45 Gibbs street.
 Mrs. Ellsworth Ford and daughter, Mrs. ". Fl. Many, are stopping at the Wesley house, Cottage City, Mass.
 George Throm, the proprietor of Elm City hotel, and his son, Ed, will go to the Catskill mountains for weeks rest.
 Miss Loretta Cavanaugh of Thomp- ! sonville has returned home after spend ing a few weeks vacation with her cousin, Miss Marguerite Fox of 16 Mill River street.
 Willis Isbell of Westville has returned from New Hampshire, where he attend ed the G. A, R. reunion.
 Several letter carriers will leave on a fifteen days vacation to-day. They are Ralph T. Downer, Frank Carroll, Will liam H. Hoffman, James H. Gallagher, David e. Bretzfelder, Andrew R. Hal, lacher. Albert T. Snow, Frank P. Law renee, Thomas F. Clark, Edward P. Farren. Those who return to duty to- day after their vacation are: John H. Graham, M. J. Cain, W. M. Hyde, jr., Fred Leyere, Thomas Granield, Charles A. Bright, James E. Murphy, William T. McGuire, David McNerney, David 0. Sanders. J. c. MeGuire, assistant Superintendent of carriers. has return ed after a vacation spent at Cape May. A very interesting sight which a good many persons viewed with pleasure on "wednesday evening was night bloom ing cereus, on the rear lawn of Mrs. Charles Merwin of Eld street. The plant is a very fine specimen of cereus grandiforus, a genius of plants of the cactus family, natives of America. from California and Chilli It is about four feet high and seems remarkably healthy. Mrs. Merwin, who is a great botanist and lover of flowers has grown 1t from small leaf or cutting insert ed in 1893. ...-.-
 Michael Rourke, a polisher in the Mathushek Piano company, has gone in a vacation which he will spend in New York a. >...
 Bernard B. Mulvey, postoffice super irtendent at station A has returned to his post after a vacation of fifteen days. MT. Mulvey spent his vacation cruising along Connecticut coast. . ......
 John L. Hughes, jr., of Al Dwight street, has gone to Stony Creek for a fortnight's vacation. He is staying with his parents at the Browning cottage.
 A party was given Wednesday even ing by Miss Alice Whilldey of West vile in honor of her guest, Miss Kath- crime Smith of Passaic, N. J. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by the many guests, among whom were the Misses Lillian Geary, Jennie Clingan, gnes Tucker, Maude Burnham, ,Kath- erine Smith and Alice Whilldey, H. fFsSraSnan, M Smith and H. Whilldey.
 Mrs Sarah J. Smith, who has been visiting her son, T. E. Smith of 3SS Crown street, for the past two weeks, returned to her home in Hartford We'd nesday. +sz4
 MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Seydel of 114 Exchange street have gone for trip up the Hudson and Lake George. They will visit in Saratoga, Troy and Albany.
 Richard Bradley and wife returned to their home in Montowese street yester- day after spending the summer at their cottage at Bradley Point, Indian Neck
 A meeting of the organizers of the Westville Athletic association will be held this evening for the purpose of electing members. All persons wishing to have their names acted upon at that meeting are requested to notify the committee before that date.
 Former members of the Graham Chemical and Hook and Ladder com. pany have received an invitation from the Zealot Hook and Ladder company of Bristol to be their guests at theil annual parade which takes place or Saturday evening, September g. The old Graham company was in existence for ten years. ....
 A. M. schern1erhorn, Yale 'O6, ha' gone to Columbia county, N. r., for ; short stay. .@., ~ H s5&k sBS5s s4