The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City --Interestins Social ETvUts Hers and EIaeNYhePa.

Interesting Social Events HeEs anu Elsewhere. Miss Louise Robertson of Eld street is spending her vacation in Westbrook, Conn
 Miss Amelia Klinckhammer of Mead ow street is spending her vacation in Bethany.
 Miss Alvah Day of 773 Whitney ave- nue Is spending a few weeks with friends in New Hampshire.
 Among the visitors to this city for the Labor day vacation is David Roth schild, who twenty years ago was well known in this city as the Broadway shoe dealer, and now in business on Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. While in this city MT. Rothschild will be enter tained at the home of Mr. Benedict, 485 Howard avenue, corner Spring street. Mir Rothschild is the son of the late Mr., and Mrs. Abraham Rothschild, who were also located on Broadway, this city, many years ago, conducting the Broadway shoe store. MT. Rothschild will be pleased to meet his old friends during his stay in this city.
 Miss Anna Welch, who has been vis- iting with her relatives, MT. and Mrs. John Kennedy and Miss Mary Cox of Clark street, this city, for the past month has returned to her home in Bridgeport. During her enjoyable visit here Miss Welch spent part of her time at Short Reach with MT. and Mrs. Thomas Cox.
 Mrs. Israel M Jacobs of IS Day street, who with her two daughters, Misses Minnie and Rosalind have re- turned home after spending a pleasant vacation of three weeks in New York city, Rockaway Beach and Hoboken, N. J.
 William Kennedy of Clark street has returned home after a delightful tour of three weeks through New York state.
 Miss Florence Jackson of 71 Mechanic street and Miss Kitty Collins of 80 Bradley street, who have been visiting friends in Waterbury, have returned Dr. w. G. Alling of BIO Orange street has returned home from a most pleas ant and enjoyable vacation trip to the White mountains and other places. He has returned much benefited and re- freshed and is in good form to resume his large practice here.
 Rev. MT. SterEett of St. Georges church, New York, will come to New Haven shortly as curate of Trinity P. E. church. Mir. Sterrett's field of work has always been with young men by whom he has been especially well liked and it is thought he will be exceeding ly popular among the Yale men here. Rev. w. w. w. Wilson, D. D., and daughter, Miss Nila Edna Wilson, re- turned from the vacation Monday and Mrs. Wilson Thursday
 Mrs. Emily R. Hyde lof Washington avenue, West Haven, left Thursday for visit to her son, George K. Hyde, in Montreal
 F. B. Parker and family, who left for Massachusetts some weeks ago. return ed to Milford Thursday evening.
 Mrs. F. Dewitt Tingley is visiting Mrs. H. B. Dayton of Washington ave- nue, West Haven
 Mrs. Herman Langzettle and daugh- ter of Chicago are guests of Mrs. Cur tis Thompson of Milford at her cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 Mrs. Fenton Smith of Gold Spring, N. Y, is a guest of Mrs. George Marsh of Branford.
 Miss Alice Stepney of College Point L. l., is visiting Mrs. Thomas of Hard street, Westville.
 MT and Mrs. J. c. Bliss of 1179 Whal- ley avenue are rejoicing over the birth of a son. born August 25 Mother and son are doing we'll
 Mrs. Hagar, who was formerly Miss Dorothy Trowbridge was In town Thursday on her way from Narragan- sett Pier, where she has been spend- ing several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Hall of Harrison ave- nue, Branford, have for their guest Miss Morgan of Deep River and Miss Doherty of New York city.
 The picnic given last year by the representative colored people of New Haven was repeated on Wednesday the 29th inst. at Mansfield Grove and attended by about 15O people. After partaklng of an excellent dinner ore. pared by the committee the guests wandered about the grove and en1oye( the advantages of boating and flshine Within an hour of their departure the company reassenlbled to listen to a programme interesting and entertain. ing. Speeches were made by Messrs Godette, Muse and Prof. Bouchet, ant very interesting letter from MT PurneIl, manager of the New Havei branch of the New York Realty com pany, was read by Moses T. Rice Mu sic was rendered by the Weber quar tet.
 The Hutchinson family of Branfor left Thursday for Sunset Beach, wher they will spend the month of Septem Der at the Jourdan cottage,
 IA number of New Haven people ar spending a few days at Watch Hill. E l., They are G. Elton Parks, Mrs. F NJ Bradley and Lee McClung
 Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. H. H. Cook O West Haven left yesterday for a. visI to Patterson, N. J.
 Henry Young, who with his famil have been occupying Postmaster Gard ners cottage in Milford returned f their home in Medfeld, Mass, Thurs day.
 THE ART OF HANDLING MEN.