The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And othex PeOBIe Known in This City --Xnterestfng Social EHents Here and Elsewhere.

IS muSlcdl director. MISS Belden re- mained for the session Of the Normal school, and will only be in town for the month of-August. She Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elmira T. Belden of Sylvan avenue.
 Mrs o. F. Jewell and Mrs. Yakove Spivakowski will leave Saturday for a months stay at Mrs. Jewelfs summer home in Goshen, Conn. Mr. Spivakow- ski will join them next week for the rest of the season. Mir. Jewell will spend Sunday there, and will go later for few weeks stay.
 Miss Cora Dill of Elm street, West Haven, is spending a few weeks at Pawson Park.
 Jay Wellman of Pittsfield, Mass, is spending his vacation with his parents, Deacon and Mrs. Silas Wellman, Wa terside, Clinton.
 MT. Keys Hathaway of Meriden, is being entertained at MT. c. D. Stew ems of Clinton.
 Miss Catherine Grant of Torrington is spending few weeks with friends in this city.
 At Narragansett Pier Monday soci- ety turned out in full force for the play for the Narragansett cups in the polo tourney. The rival fours were the New Haven team, of which MT. Louis s. Stoddard is captain, and the Meadow Brooks first team. The game took place on the green of Wildfeld farm. Among the spectators were Mrs. l. E. sStoddard, Mir. and Mrs Hayes Trow- bridge, Mrs. Charles Monson and MT. Charles Monson, jr.
 Mr. John Day Jackson and MT. Will liam R. Pitlxin sailed yesterday morn ing on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for six weeks trip abroad.
 Miss Mary Jones of West Hartford is spending a few weeks with Mrs. P R. Thomas of Woodbridge.
 Miss Elizabeth Moore of Peck street has returned from an enjoyable visit with relatives in Branford.
 Mrs. F. H. Dunn, Misses Hannah Higgins, Ella McGrail and Agnes Mat thews of Branford left Monday morn ing for few days trip to Saratoga 7 Mrs, Booth and daughter, Miss Helen Booth, of Meriden, are the guests of Mrs. Joseph Andrews of Church street, West Haven.
 Dr, GEevase Green of New York Is spending a few days in town with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kirschner of Center street, West Haven, are spend ing the week at Lyme.
 T. F. Goode and party of friends from Westville went over to Guilford Monday, and after spending the day shooting, returned to the village with a fine string of snipe, MT. Goode said that the birds were more plentiful this year than last and seemed in better condition. The members of the party were Archer Marks, Russell Miller and Ed Searls
 lanes Munsey and son, William of Manchester are the guests of Hugh Me- Gowan of Whalley avenue.
 Among recent arrivals at the Hotel Aspinwall, Lenox, Mass, are Dr. and Mrs. B. Austin Cheney, who have gone for a months stay.
 MT. George Tinkey of New York city and Mir. Joseph Weiner of Derby were guests of Mrs. Begley of Ivy street, Branford, Monday.
 Mrs. Louis Gates and son, Paul $. Gates, of Center street, West Haven, are spending a few weeks in Litch- field.
 Mrs. John Pickett of 387 Ferry street is spending the week in New York.
 Miss Ethel Rowley of Waterbury is the guest of Miss Helen Routh of Un- ion avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Susan Phillips of Middletown has returned home aftera visit of sev- Apn xry{+1 ~, Stevens of Clinton.
 Registered at the Hillhurst, Norfolk, are E. W. Bennett and Miss E. s. Rog- CTS of New Haven
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Harlan of Mar tin street, West Haven, are entertain ing Mrs. Robert Johnson and son, George, of Elmhurst l.. I.
 Miss Mary Dargan, of this city is the guest of friends in Winsetd.
 Joseph Kitchen of Westville, who has been i'll at his home on Whalley ave- nue, is able to be around again.
 Mir. William B. Greeley of San Fran cisco, Cal, has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Virginia H. Curtis of Or ange street MT Greeley was graduat- ed from the Yale School of Forestry in 1904, and is now head of the forest preserves of California. He is also a member of the advisory board of the forestry department of the university, and is considered one of the ablest of the younger men now in the work He came to New Haven from Washington, where he had been in consultation with MT. Clifford Pinchot. He left for San Francisco Monday.
 Tony Rerrone of WestvilIe Monday sold the grocery and fruit store on Whalley avenue, which was at one time Chinese laundry, to Alphone Castor of New Haven. Later Consta- ble Dejon came out and put an attach ment on the store.
 The nineteenth reunion of the Am drew family was held at the home of Mir. William Andrew on Andrew moun- tain, Oxford, few days ago. It was a most interesting meeting of an in- teresting family, and guests were pres ent from many parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts. A business meet ing was held in the morning, at which the following officers were elected: President, Abiram Andrew of Nauga- tuck; secretary, D. Willis Hartshorn; treasurer Harnount Hall; historian, Mrs. Clifford Booth; refreshment com 1nittee, Mrs. B. A. Booth of this city Mrs John Scott of Naugatuck and Mrs Floyd Andrew of Cheshire. At lC