The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST O0NCERA A.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known tn This City -Interesting Social EHenta Here and Elsewhere.


 Mrs. Thomas P. Gibbons. who with her niece. Miss May Whitney, has been at Passa conaway Inn, York Cliffs, Me, all summer, will return to New Haven to-day Mrs. Gibbons will spend the remainder of the summer at Twi- light park, New York.
 Mrs James Nichols. of Union City, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Fannie Leavenworth of George street, West Haven.
 The marriage of Miss Alice M. Lutz to William Hugo is to take place next Sunday at the home of the bride. 76 Sylvan avenue. Miss Lutz is the daughter of Fred. W. Lutz, the we'll known grocer MT. Hugo is the son of the Grown street merchant, Simon Hugo. The wedding is to be a pretty home affair and is to take place in the afternoon.
 Miss Isabel Tolles and Miss Rather inc Stevenson of West Haven have re- turned from a two weeks outing spent at Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire.
 Among the Branford people who took advantage of the excursion to Mt Tom Thursday and thoroughly enjoyed an Ideal summer day on the beautiful mountain were MT. and Mrs. George s. Pond and niece, Miss Leete of Brook lyn, MT and Mrs N. w. Sperry, Short Beach; Mrs. Eli Rogers, Miss Agnes Matthews, Mrs. H. w. Hubbard, Mrs Frank Jerold, Miss Olive Jerold Miss Florence Augur, the Misses Baker, the Misses Ward, Mrs. Nichols Terhune, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans, New York; Mrs. J. Evarts.
 Mr. William Spencer of Chicago whose wife was stricken with paralysis on Sunday, arrived yesterday morning from that place.
 The daughter of Julian Kraffert of Clinton and young man, whose name was not learned, was thrown from a wagon on Railroad avenue, Clinton, Wednesday evening at about o'clock The horse was frightened by a train near the station, and ran at a furious gait up High street, homeward bound to Kelseytown, where MT. Kraffert and family live. The occupants of the wag- on were baly bruised, but started to walk. MT. A. Snow took them home in his wagon. The young girls arm was cut and bleeding, but fortunately not seriously injured
 The customary annual picnic of the Hammer, Hutchinson and Milford fam flies was held at Pawson park Thurs day. The party, which this year in- cluded MesSrs. Lutz and Jameson of the new steel furnace company and roaa e. in all, went down to the park in the Hammer touring car and the Hutchin- son launch. Supper was served on the rocks. MT. and Mrs. Lutz and MT. and Mrs. Jameson, recent arrivals at Bran ford, are enchanted with the Branford coast.
 Miss Loretta Higgins of Shelton Is spending her vacation at her home in I<irkham street, Branford. Another guest at the Higgins residence Is Miss Julia Nolan of Paterson, N. J.
 Judge Livingston w. Cleaveland re- turned Wednesday from very enjoy able trip to Lake Chautauqua, Toronto, Canada, and Niagara Falls.
 Patrick Welch, John Lyons and George Bence of Westville started Thursday for pleasure trip up the Connecticut river.
 At the last semi-lnonthly supper at the Baptist church of Clinton by the Ladies Aid society on Wednesday there was a Farnham reunion, a number of those present being members and some past members from out of town, and relatives of deceased members of this church.
 MT. and Mrs Carlton Stanford of Fitchburg, Mass, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Blanda of Fitch street, lWestville.
 Mrs. Gertrude Pendleton and children of this city are spending a few weeks with Mr Theodore Hurlburt MT. Pen dleton's father in somerville, Conn.
 Miss Millie Bull of New York is the guest of her brother, Ezra Bull and wife, at their home in Maple street, street, West Haven.
 Miss Alice Walker who has been visiting friends for several weeks at Cayuga Lake, New York, will spend the rest of the summer at Plymouth, Mass.
 Mrs. A. s. Spalding of Newark, N J., is visiting Miss Dora Smith, of Whalley avenue, Westville.
 A. H. Farr of this city attended the big reunion at the old New Salem academy in New Salem, Mass, Thurs day.
 The Rev. F. H. L. Hammond, pastor of the Methodist church, of West Ha- ven, with his wife and children, are spending week at Woodmont.
 This evening the Woman's Improve unent society of Short Beach will give a concert and entertainment at Speh's Granite Bay hotel. This will be the third of the series, and very interest ing programme is being arranged, and will Include selections by the Stanley Male quartette, solos by May Bradley of New Haven, the dance of French dolls and piano selections by F. D Adams jr., followed by dancing.
 Mrs. Laighton, who has had very enjoyable visit with Mrs. e. w. Shan, non of Savin avenue, will soon return 10 her home in the East.
 The Misses Hoyt of Dwight street are at Professor Beers cottage at Mul berry Point, Sachem head, for the re- mainder of the season.
 Mrs P. J. Carney and children ot Branford are spending few weeks or farm at Kent, having left there Wednesday.
 Miss Edythe Downs, of Willard