The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST cONCER
 ING NEW HAVEN FEOPLL

--InteFeating soClaA Events Here ami
 Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. Royal Dinaook Smith of Allentown Penn. are spending this
 week with MT. Sniths mother, Mrs
 Anaide sEn&th of Clark street. Tuesday afternoon Miss Ella Smith gave very
 Jolly little sailing party in honor of
 her guests.
 EoWard Doherty of SaybrooaS, who
 came to the New Haven hospital two
 weeks ago to be operated on for ap-
 pendlcltis, is greatly improved. MT.
 Doherty was formerly of this city
 Richard Hentz and son, Roy of
 Campbell avenue, have returned from
 their vacation, which they spent with
 relatives in Baltimore, Md.
 Marcus P Smith and his son. Lester,
 Attorney ", H. Ely, w. H. Hamilton
 and several other mebers of the No
 mantum Fish and game club, left yes
 terday for Quebec, Canada, then to
 take the Quebec and St. John railroad
 for St. John Lake, where they will
 camp on the grounds of the Nomantum
 club.
 Several of the young society people
 of Cheshire are anticipating the pleas
 ure of a progressive dinner to be given
 this evening. The guests wll be MT.
 and Mrs. p. H. Williams, the Misses
 Helen and Louise Moss, Nellie Walter,
 Helen Williams, Sarah Steele of New
 Haven and Anita Lewis of Plantsville.
 Messrs Thomas Cornwall, Irving Gull ford, Fred Willetts, Henry Bristol, George Steele and Donald Hastey of Washington, D. e. Coctail and soup
 twill be served by Miss Helen Moss, the
 decorations being yellow nasturtiums; fish and salad by Mrs. Williams, the | }color scheme being carried out in red N Ipoppies; the meat by Miss Walter,
 where red dalhlias will be used; des-
 sert by Miss Lewis, the decorations be-
 ling green. A birthday cake will occupy
 9 conspicuous place in honor of George \ Steele, in whose honor the dinner will
 be given
 Thirty-one members of the Lowell House Mothers club enjoyed a most delightful outing Tuesday afternoon at the home of their president, Mrs Por- ter, In the summer colony at Killan' $ Point. The party went out at 2:90 o'clock, returning at o'clock. They had a short meeting on the veranda at (which Mrs. kills read a paper on Shake speare's plays. It was very entertain ing. Then the club members gathered flowers, and went on boat ride to Indian Neck. Mrs. Porter served light refreshments and the guests testified their appreciation of her hospitality by giving her three rousing cheers as they bearded the car fo rhome. Mrs. Samuel Comstock, who has been pleasantly entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Liddell, 15 Kirk ham avenue, East Haven, has return ed to his home in Wilmington, Del. Professor Henry C. Emery of Yale is enjoying his vacation at Hancock Point, Me.
 John L. Alling of Staten Island, who
 has been in quite poor health, visited with hs father and sister, Burr and Miss Hattie of Oxford few days last iweeR.
 Howard Williams has returned to his
 home on Alden avenue, Westville after a weeks visit in Collinsville.
 Miss Ida Levy of Waliingford has re- turned from Grace hospital. where she
 has been undergoing treatment for ap- lpendcitie
 MT and Mrs. Amos F. Barnes, who
 have been travelling abroad for nearly 1.-two years will not return home as they expected this fall They are en- toying their trip around the world sc
 much that they will remain away an
 other year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wells, who have been spending the past two weeks at East Pines, have returned to the home ot MT. and Mrs Frank Taylor on High street, East Haven
 The examining board of education ! met at the Center school house to pasE Iupon the qualifications of applicants fol positions as teachers. Miss Lorena Trucker of Chestnut Tree hill has beer assigned the Christian street school, 4 IlNiss Dwyer of Ansonia the school or Riggs street, Oxford. No teacher fas yet been secured for the Center school Schools are to begin September 10. Miss Dorothy Eltonhead, who hal Ibeen spending a week with relatives il \ Seymour. returned to her home in Wes Haven Tuesday.
 TMe Misses Genevieve and Eileen O. Brien of Bristol are enjoying them selves as the guests of Mrs. Thomas
 Jodan at her home, 16 Edwards street Charles N. Platt of Dover, N. J., i' the guest of Mir. and Mrs R. H a ford.
 Miss Alice Howe has returned to he home in Greenwich, Conn, after he a visi+ In Dr and Mrs. Phelps of Camp