The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And 0ther People Known fin This City
 Interesting Social ETents Hers and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. D. D. Lambert, Miss Pauline Latham, Miss Cecile Lambert and Master Latham Lambert have gone to Washington, Conn, to spend August, while Miss Rheta Lambert and Master Denison Lambert have gone to southbury, Conn.,, for the same time.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Lum of Bir- mingfram, Ala, formerly of this city, are on visit to Mrs. Lum's brther, MT. William l Morgan, at his home in Milford
 Mir. Lee Perrin, who was graduated from the university last June, is to lteaeh at the famous Hotchl1iss school in Lakeville the coming year. Mir Perrin is spending the summer with his parents, Prof and Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin at their camp at Horizon, N. Y.
 Mrs Mary Pitcher is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Dinneen of Aus ltin street.
 ~hAls otl0 puI6. O62LCI, Miss Dorothea Dexter and Miss Ger trude c. Hume of this city are regis tered at the Hfllhurst, Norfolk. At the Norfolk inn are J. W. Ladd and c. c. lFawes of New Haven.
 Mrs. J. M Banks of Trunbull street is the guest of Major and Mrs. Robert J. Gibson at Fort Adams, Newport, R. h.
 Mrs. Charles Pecl1ham of West Ha- ven celebrated her birthday at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs. Rockefeller, at their farm, where an lold-fashioned clam bake was enjoyed by large party of relatives.
 Miss Olive Pratt of Stony Creek was one of party of graduates of the Elm erson School of Oratory of Boston who took part in an entertainment given "Wednesday evening at the Baptist church in Montowese. Miss Pratt sang two solos. She was the guest of her classmate, Miss Clara Baton of North Haven.
 Miss Elizabeth Hooker and Miss Peck, who have been abroad for the past two months, are expected home this month.
 Mrs. D. Cady Eaton closed her cot tage in Litchfleld Wednesday, as she sails for Europe Saturday for the rest of the season.
 Miss Anna and Lillian Bedding of Hartford are spending their vacation lwith their aunt, Mrs. Joseph Molloy of St. John street
 Mir Josiah Judd, superintendent of 1.-the New Haven Manufacturing conapa- Iny has gone on a months vacation to Worcester, Canada and Chicago
 Minott Prout of Branford has return ed home from trip to New York and Perth An1boy.l His brother, William Prout. and Mrs. Prout accompanied him on the trip
 MT. Walter Cowles, who, with MT. r. H. AIarleoe, .jr., of New York, is spend- ling the summer abroad, will return home the last of September.
 Miss Sylvia May Blcock of Pittsburg, Pa, is spending the month of August with her father, Mr. Alfred Elcock of Beers street. Miss Elcock has won pro- nounced success, mt only as a soprano soloist at one of the largest chrches in Pittsburg, but also as a teacher of voice.
 Charles Williams of Clinton enter tained his little friends Thursday in honor of his fifth birthday at his home at Waterside.
 Miss Madeline Hubbard of Richard place, West Haven left yesterday for Norwich to visit her grandmother,
 A September wedding of interest will be Hhat of Miss Julia M. Rungee and Dr. Charles P, Sherman, an instructor in the Yale Law school. Dr. Sherman was graduated from the academic de- pertinent in 1898, and in 1898 was grad uated from the Law school. He re- oeived the degreeof doctor of laws in