The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social ETents Here and Elsewhere.

MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Warner, who have been at The States, Saratoga, for the past fortnight, will leave to-day stopping on the way home at the cur tis hotel, Lenox, for few days,
 Mrs. Luman Cowles and daughters will return this week to their apart ments at Warner Hall after a pleasant summer at the CatskilIs and Saratoga Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Whitney and the Misses whitney have returned to town after an extended stay at the Profile house in the White mountains
 Mrs, Russell H, Chlttenden and the Misses Chittenden, who have been sum- mering in Maine, are back In town again at their home in Trumbull street. Colonel and Mrs. Rutherford Trow- bridge and Miss Elsie Trowbridge will return to town within a few days owing to the illness of Mrs. Franklin Farrel and Miss Elsie F'arrel of Ansonia. Both are down with typhoid fever and in consequence MT. and Mrs. Trowbridge will not stop in stockbridge as they intended to do. Both Mrs. TroW- bridge and Miss Trowbridge have been much entertained at Bretton Woods, | at golf, Miss Trowbridge again distin- guishing herself. At a large card party given by Mrs L. L. Coburn at the | Mount Washington on Monday evening Mrs. Trowbridge was among the prize winners. Dr. and Mrs. Horatio w. Parker who have been in Germany since college closed. are expected home in few days.
 pr. and Mrs. B. Austin Cheney of St. Roman street have returned from Ienox, Mass, where they spent most delightful six weeks.
 Mrs. Norris G. Osborn, Minott Os- born and Miss Dorothy Osborn are spending some time in Woodstock be- fore the university opens and Miss Osborn returns to her studies at Green wfch.
 Winston J. Trowbridge went down to New York on Friday to meet Mrs. Trowbridge and Miss Molly Trowbridge upon their return from their European trip. Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Whitte- more. who went with Mrs. Trowbridge, returned with her on the Cedric, which reached New York Saturday afternoon, arriving home early yesterday morning. Dr. Whittemore will resume his prac- tice at once Mr. rowbridge has just returned from short visit in the White mountains.
 Prof. and Mrs. Edward Bliss Reed have been among the New Haven so- ciety people to spend the summer at Watch Hill, R. I. They are expected to return to their Edwards street resi- dernce late this week.
 Word was received in town the last week announcing the engagement of Miss Hannah Whitney, daughter of the late Stephen Whitney of Whitney ave- nue, to William T. Blodgett of New York city Miss Whitney with her iTother has been spending the season at Bar harbor, MT. Blodgett is a prom inent Harvard man, having graduated in '80 The wedding it is reported will take place in the early winter.
 Edward c. Mooney has gone to To- ronto to represent local 349 of the Plumbers and Steamfltters' union of this city at the annual international
  will be held there this week.
 Ray Morris of New York city, who is bne of the bright young story writers of the metropolis, has been spending a few days in town the guest of his mother, Mrs. Luzon B. Morris of Pros- pect street. With him was his fiancee, Miss Katherine Grnnell of New York Gity.
 President Hadley of Yale university, accompanied by his wife, sailed from Havre, France on Tuesday and will ar rive in New York to-day. President and Mrs. Hadley have spent two months. in touring the southern countries of Eu- rope, spending the past two weeks in Paris. The president will take up his duties at the Yale executive building on Wednesday.
 N. Albert Hooker entertained a num- be of fiends at luncheon at the Quin- nipiack club on Friday in honor of Lieutenant R. w. Henderson of the U. $. navy, who has been visiting his fa- ther-in-aaW P. J. Cronan, during his furlough Lieutenant Henderson left Saturday to report for duty at the Brooklyn navy yard. He is to join Ad- miral Coghlan's staff, on which his brother-in-law, Lieutenant William P. Cronan, served for the past two years. Mrs. Henderson will spend much of her time with her husband during his twp years service in the navy yard.
 Henry L. Hotchkiss is entertaining quite a house party at his camp In the tAdirondacks. Mrs. F. E. Garrison and children, MT. and Mrs. Carl B. Ely Charles M. Dupuy, are stopping at the camp at present, and Miss Eunice Parish will join the party this week. Miss Parish Is at present visiting friends at Lake Placid.
 Mrs. William H. Moseley and Miss Harriet c. Moseley have returned to town after most delightful stay in the White Mountains. Mrs. Moseley and her daughter went from Norfolk where they spent the greater part of the summer, to New Hampshire, and are now in town for the winter
 Mir and Mrs. J. Edward Heaton, ot St. Roman street. who are abroad, were in Switzerlapd when last heard from.
 MT. and Mrs. Julian Ripley, of New York, are being congratulated on the birth of a son on Saturday. September s, at their summer place at Bernards. ville N. J. Mrs, Ripley was Miss Bell