The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER THURSDAY IY19 1906
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known fin This City
 Interesting sOcial Events Here and Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Tower left early in the week for an auto trip to Maine. They expect to be away three weeks. The member of the Social and Liter ary club of West Haven had an outing at Mansdelds Grove yesterday. This is but one of a series of outings the club members are having and there are still several more to come this season. Miss Mamie McManus and Miss An nie McHugh of 150 Newhall street have gone to spend the summer with their uncle, Rev. Father Schneider of Meri- 1 den.
 Thomas Wallace, jr., left Tuesday 1 for a short stay in New York city MT. Wallace will sail for Europe shortly to join Mrs, Wallace, who went abroad several weeks ago.
 The members of the S. s. and F. Whist club of West Haven met last evening at the home of Mrs, Charles Alvord for an evening at their favorite game.
 | At "Driftwood," Shore Beach, to- night Mrs, Amelia Douglas, the artist, will give a musicale, to which she cor dially invites all lovers of music.
 The members of the Westyille Fire company are ordered to report at the fire house in Westville at 9:3O o'clock 1 this morning in full uniform in order to attend the convention at West Haven. The delegates of the different fire com panies held meeting yesterday. David 1 Mercer and John Walsh represented this company. The men will hold 9 lawn party some time this month.
 Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge with Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Little of Boston, sail ed yesterday on the Oceanic of the White Star line for an extended trip abroad. The Oceanic carried many prominent Americans, among them General Nelson A. Miles, U. s. A., re- tired, and General Mills.
 Miss Esta Baldwin of Westville has returned to her home in Woodbridge after a three weeks stay in Whitman, Mass.
 Miss Florence Gogler of Goffe street, accompanied by Miss May Donaldson of Springfield, Mass, are spending their vacation with the Rev. T. B. Miller of Poundridge, N. Y.
 Miss Louise Heitman of Elm street West Haven, is entertaining Irene Clinch of New York for the week,
 Miss May Bradley and Miss Pear Young the two well known sopranos ~f this city, have been the guests oi MT. and Mrg. Frederick D. Adams oi Short Beach.
 Miss Anna Hall of Newark, N. J., k visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harra oi Philip street, Westville.
 Miss Lucia Reynolds in the company of MT. and Mrs Scott of West Haven lis in New York city, taking in the sights for few days.
 Prof Benjamin Jepson has returned to his summer home in Stony Creek.
 The Young Peoples guild of Chris church, West Haven held a meeting Tuesday evening in the parish house which was partly social and partly bus mess. This was the last meeting of tn, year and matters were put into shap for the coming fall season The socia programme was interesting and greatl! enjoyed by those present.
 Alfred C. Baldwin of Derby, who i spending the summer abroad, has ar rived in Paris.
 At "Campazi," the summer home o MT. and Mrs. A. A. Coburn, near Hol yoke, Mass, a very pretty reception was given Tuesday afternoon in hono of Mrs. D, s. Walton, jr., of this city and Mrs D, s. Walton of East Orange The trip across the riven to the cam was made in launches.
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