The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-25
PERSONAL PAP AGRAPHE
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City ---Intereating Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

A&tCESAtAhB CVoAAA AAVGuNB AAG6S N4AA Elsewhere.
 A house party of girls from Terry vile, Conn.,, arrived at Woodmont Monday to spend week under the chaperonage of Mrs. c. w. Wolcott. In the party are Misses Christine Allen, Genevieve Allen, Ethel Chapman, Lu- ellie Kilbourne, Marion Wolcott and Hilda Peterson of Hartford
 Mrs. R. B. Vosburg and daughter, Miss Olo vosburg, of West Haven, left yesterday for a weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Myron filling in Norwich, Conn.
 The Misses Mary and Elizabeth Con- noaly of Greenwood street are spend ing their vacation in Durham
 Mr and Mrs. Paul Whittlesey of Whalley avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter born Monday
 Mf and Mrs. William McKiernan, who are sunmering at Woodmont en- tertained MT. and Mrs James Lough- lin, Frank Loughlin, Miss Anna Me Gowan and Miss May McGowan over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Leete Peck and children, of West Haven, are spending two weeks in Granby, Conn.
 Miss Anna Shanahan, who has been i'll with an attack of appendicitis, is greatly improved and able to be about The youngest daughter of Mrs. J. Wolfe of Whalley avenue is seriously Ill. Dr. Marsh is attending her.
 Mrs. A. M. Young of Pine Orchard with Miss Elizabeth Young and MT. John H. Goss of Waterbury left Mon day by auto for Narragansett Pier. Dr. and Mrs. James Sears, Miss Edith and Master Raymond Sears of West Haven have returned from two weeks visit with Mrs. Sears sister, Miss Hollister, in Monroe, Conn.
 Mr. Edward J. O'Brien of Meigs & Co. (has gone to Bantam Lake to spend his vacation of two weeks.
 Mrs Frank A. Corbin of this city has purchased a large tract of land near the Fairlea farm In Orange, and is to build a. very handsome country house there. gThe location commands a su perb view of the numerous hills and valleys. as well as the sound from Southport on the west to Faulkner's Island on the east.
 Mrs. Ida Koon, who has been spend- ing the past two months at the Stone man cottage on Beach street has gone to Bath Beach, N. Y, to spend the remainder of the summer with her brother.
 MT, and Mrs Charles B. Doolittle of Willow, street are among the New Ha- veners spending the summer at Pine Orchard.
 The grocery and butcher clerks of westville have formed ball team, and are sending out challenges to the different teams in the city for games to be played Thusrday afternoons. Thomas Baldwin, who is employed by Taylor and Marvin, is captain, and George Taylor is manager Last year the clerks won the city championship. An announcement which come in the mature of surprise to New Haven peo- pIe is that of the marriage of Mrs. l.. L Stoddard, widow of the late we'll knowyn Chapel street cigar merchant, to Albert Ingram of Springfield, Mass. The marriage took place at the future home of the couple on Wilbraham road, Springfield, Mass, June 28. The cere- n1ony was informal, only immediate relatives and the contracting parties being present.
 Arthur Rice, who is summering in Beach street, West Haven, has return ed after spending a few days at War amal1g, and at the Hammonassett house, Madison.
 MT, and Mrs. John D. Desmond have returned from Moose Nook, Me, where they have been spending several weeks Miss Viola Gooding of First avenue West Haven, started Saturday on two weeks vacation to be spent with her uncle, Fred Hoyt, in Boston
 Mrs. James Graham entertained at dinner Mrs George Arnold, Mrs. Bloss and Mrs. Simmons. Mrs. Simmons is the guest of Mrs Graham for few days at her home in West Haven.
 Rev, and Mrs, Edwin M. Poteat, whc hawe been the guests of MT. and Mrs WHham H. Douglass of Orange street for aA few days have returned to theil hometin the south.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist clut of West Haven enjoyed a delightful outing Monday, going to Scott's ir Cheshire, for dinner Following the din ner eachtmemberof the club received { souvenir or prize. These articles were purchased by committee, and to { certain extent the gifts were in tht nature of surprises. They were pre- scented to the ladies by the committee Mrs. D. A. Kinner and Mrs. F. M Smith. A few ladies who were no members of the club were invited tt participate in the outing, and the! were not forgotten in the distribution of gifts The club members who at tended the outing were Mrs. Charles E Graham, Mrs. F. R. Lewis, Mrs. D "A. Kinner, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Mrs Charles Cough Mrs. George Mortimer Mrs. James Peck, Mrs. A. e. Heit mann. Mrs Louise Russell, Mrs George Warmer Mrs George Somers Mrs. c. A. Jones, Mrs. Josie Whitney The invited guests were Mrs. L. F L4angdon. Mrs. Oswald Graham, Mis Edith Edmondson, Mrs. c. D. Phelps Mrs. Converse and Mrs. Ingham.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Warner and chil dren, Donald and Dorothy, of Hart field, Mass, are spending few week; vacation in West Haven.
 Miss Hazel Chadburn, who has bee attending the Gilbert summer school o dancing in Boston for the past tw months, has gone to Monterey in tn Berkshire hills for a rest. She will re main there until early in September when she will return to arrange he