The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City l .-Interesting Social Events Hers and 1. EIaswhere.


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 s. Rosenthal, editor of the Tricounty Press, of Loveland, O., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. M. zunder, of Orange street. MT. Rosenthal is a former resident of this city, and this is his first visit here in twenty-tSo years.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin R. English will leave to-day for the Ocean house at Watch Hill, R. l., for stay of sev- eral weeks. MT. and Mrs. English have Hust returned from an auto trip to Tar 1ytown, N. Y, Yonkers and New York city.
 President and Mrs, Arthur T, Hadley and children are at present enjoying Holland. Their European sojourn has been very pleasant.
 Miss Marie Horing, of Borough Park, Brooklyn, is visiting Miss Alice Lutz, of Sylvan avenue,
 Mrs. D. A. Kinner and Miss Susie KinneT, of West Haven, left Wednesday for visit with MT. and Mrs. George jKinner and other relatives in Bethel and Danbury.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weller and childreH have just returned to the city from Watkins, N. Y., where they have been spending several weeks. Dr. Well Ter will conduct the Hopkins summer school, as usual, beginning on Monday and will not leave for Iowa until Sep tember.
 Miss Lida Rogers, who has been spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Harry Aclzrill, of West Haven, left for her home in Newark yesterday, ac- companied by Mrs. Ackrill and her son FieIvus.
 Misses Marie and Elizabeth Hugo who have been visiting at the former home of Town Clerk Whitaker in Sul- Nivan county, New York, have returned to this city.
 Mrs. Wtr1iam Dorman and son have returned to their home in Fairmont avenue after an absence of three weeks during which they were the guests of NIX. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer, of Clark son, N. Y.
 Miss Leonie Kinsley and brother, HradeGick Kinsley, of West Haven, are spending two or three days at Brighton Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Palmer and fam fly, of this city, are occupying a cottage at Short Beach for the month of Au- gust.
 Frank l. Thompson, of Orange street, who is travelling extensively abroad, is nov at the Hotel Metropole, Geneva, Switzerland.
 Captain and Mrs. J. O. Edwards, of West Haven, are entertaining Mrs Ed- wards sister Mrs. D. Houston French, and daughter, Miss Muriel, of Cleve- land.
 Announcement has been made of the coming marriage of Miss Mary J. Madi- San, of West Haven, to Michael Walsh, of this city, which will take place Au- gust 15 at St. Lawrence church, West Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz, of 295 Central Park West announce the en- gagenent of their daughter, Miss Ruby B. to Alfred Lewis Yale 'O4, of New York.
 Rev. MT Wright and family, of Or ange, are surnmering at Westmore Ver- mont
 Samuel Hardy, who has achieved suc- cess in the theatrical world, Is spend- ing some time with his family in this city.
 Among the recent arrivals at Lenox, Mass, are MT. and Mrs. Robert Hager, jr., who are spending the summer near Pittsfield MT. and Mrs. Hager went from the latter place to Lenox by auto and had with them MT. Hager's par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Hager, of New York
 Donald North has returned from camp at Lake Champlain and reports a most enjoyable outing.
 Miss Isabelle Tolles, Miss Katherine Stevenson and Miss Nellie Crane, of West Haven, have gone on two weeks outing.
 Miss May Dargan and Miss Grace Lyons, both of Winchester avenue, are at Saratoga Springs, where they are drinking of the waters of that famous resort From reports that have reach ed the city they ae enjoying themselves thoough1y. On their return they are to make a short stay at Winsted, where the, remainder of their vacation will be spent.
 MTS. DaP1Q NTl6aSOIl duu uduSIlltIs Marcella, have returned to their home in Holyoke after a visit in West Ha- ven.
 Miss Sylvia May Elcock, of Pittsburg, arrived here Tuesday for a visit with her father, Alfred Elcock, of Beers street.
 Charles B. Wyckof has gone on two weel1s' cruise on the sound in his sloop yacht Notus-
 Mrs. F. S. Hamilton is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Gaines, of Vest field, Mass. Later in the week Super intendent of Streets Hamilton will join her.
 Mrs. Joseph McKean and Miss Geor- giana McKean, of Fall River, wife and daughter, of Rev. Joseph McKean, a former pastor of the Baptist church in Branford, are guests of Mrs and Mrs w. N. Boynton, of South Main street, Branford.
 Miss Alice Bailey, of this city, is the quest of her cousin in Agawam, Mass, for few weeks.
 Miss Callahan, of the Hamilton com- pany, is on her vacation for two weeks She will spend the greater part of 1t ir North Conway, N. H.
 Professor F. E. Bristol, a prominent voice teacher of New York city, former ly of New Haven, is spending the sum- nner abroad. He is at present In Coburg