The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
1IEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City 1 --Interesting Social Events Hero and
  1 Elsewhere.

Elsewhere. Mrs. Bert Cass and son, Raymond, of Lake place left yesterday for a 1 visit of several weeks in Keene, N. H. Miss Ulrich of Baltimore is the guest l of Mrs. Frank Tiesing of 35 Bishop street, and has been visiting her sis ter, Mrs Herbert Tiesing of Meriden. Miss Ruby Richmond of 56 Bishop street left Sunday for a two weeks vacation with her grandmother on Un- ion hill in Naugatuck.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. MerWin of 24 EldN street went Saturday for stay of two weeks in South Coventry Conn. Mrs. Wendell of New York city, who has been visiting for two months with Mrs. Louis Weckesser of 46 Bishop street returned home on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Edmondson and family of IS Bishop street are spending the month of August at Brockett's Point.
 Miss Emily Thomas of the public library spent last week in Marion, Conn, and Saturday went to her old home in Woodbridge for two weeks vacation.
 A, charming colonial tea and reception was given Saturday afternoon by MT. Newton Mcintosh, an artist, at his villa in Stockbridge. A score or more of the summer visitors, dressed in colonial costume, attended, among them being Professor and Mrs. Henry B. Farnam.
 Harry Tighe son of Sergeant Tighe, AIorr oYfy,o went through this city early yesterday pnorrang with the Virginia Earl com pany, of which MT. Tighe is Q promin- ent member. The company closed a weeks engagement at Prootor's Twen- ty-third street house Sunday night, and are now playing 8 weeks engagement at Newport. The company is playing all week stands, and on leaving New port will go to Saratoga, and thence to Brighton Beach. MT. Tighe, who is an old and popular New Haven boy joined Miss Earl's company last Christi mas week. He is most accomplished musician, and he not only plays Miss Earl's accompaniments, but also sings and acts the part of the West Point Eadet.''
 Mrs. Eveline Hayes of 173 Lawrence street is spending a few days at Watch Hill, R. I.
 Misses Anna and Bessie Brinley, Miss Tessie Russian, Misses Mclaughlin. Aises Moakley and Miss Mae Donald are among the New Haven people who have gone to Morris, Conn.,, to spend their vacation.
 Mason F. Ward of North Brookheld, Mass, spent Sunday at the home of N. H Turned, 815 Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Benedict have gone to Narraganseett Pier, where they have taken a cottage for the months of August and September dn the hope of benefiting MT. Benedict, who has not been well for the last few weeks They were accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Paul M Benedict. Miss Helen Benedict, who is still in town. will Join her family next month.
 Rev. Mr Wyckoff preached a strong sermon at the First Congregational church in West Haven Sunday morn ing to a good-sized audience. In the evening the Christian Endeavor prayer meeting was held on the topic, Duty, Privilege and Excuse" Miss Marguer- ate Graham was the leader.
 Mrs. Henry Hine and daughters, Alice and May of Providence are the guests of Mrs. Wallace Van Buren of Eorest street, Westville.
 Rev. and Mrs William Beardsley are spending the summer vacation at Dev- ereux Mansion, Marblehead Mass. Miss Edith Smith of OOrange street, who has also been there for a short stay, has now gone to Spooner Farm, F'ranconia, N. H., where she will spend the remainder of the Summer.
 One of the most fashionable events of the summer at Short Beach was the entertainment and dance given by the Woman's Improvement association at Granite Bay hotel, Saturday night
 Mrs. Samuel E. Merwin left last week for Balls Village in the Berk- shires, where she expects to make a two weeks stay.
 Miss Ruth Mackrille of Second ave- nue, West Haven, is visiting relatives in Pelham, Mass.
 Mrs Jackson of East Haven has in- vited the Ladies'guild of Christ church East Haven, to her home at Cosey Beach tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Peck and Miss Elizabeth R. Hooker sailed for home August 4 or the Barbarrossa. pr. Donald R. Hook CT and Mrs. Hooker, who have beer with them for some time in Venice are returning on the same steamer.
 Mrs. Gustave Boerner of Brooklyn, N Y., is the guest of her parents, MT. an( Mrs. Nilsson of Peck avenue, West Ha' wen.
 A ten pound baby boy arrived al the home of MT. and Mrs Fred W Darby, of 225 Lloyd street on Friday morning. Mother and child are doing well.
 The Mothers club of East Haven vii meet with Mrs. Fred Street Tuesda, afternoon at 8 o'clock sharp. A larg attendance is desired.
 Mrs. Fred Wagner and Miss Burt 0 New Britain are stopping with Mrs. I IL. Elliott of Blohm street, West Ha ven.
 Mir. and Mrs, H. c. Warren and Mis Anita Warren have gone to the Noun Kineo house, Moosehead Lake, Maine for a stay of several weeks.
 Miss Gladys Allen, who has been en tertained at the home of Mrs c. $ Smith, Park place East Haven, ] spending a week at Westville, and the returns to her home in Delaware, ac