The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City
 --Intcresting Social EEeuta Here and

Elsewhere.
 Prof. and Mrs. Henry w. Farnam will close their Hillhouse avenue resi- dence shortly after college closes and will go to their country place at Stock i bridge for the summer
 Miss Lulu AcNIahon of Kansas City is the guest of the Gibbons family of Fair Haven for the summer. Prof. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Porter will occupy their cottage at Killam's Point the 1st of July and Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Sanford have taken a house there for the season. Dr. san- ford is at present in Europe, but Mrs. Sanford and the children will occupy the cottage until his return when he will Join them there. Dr. and Mrs. J. 7 IF. e. Foster and Miss Josephine Foster will be among the New Haveners sum- mering at the Point they going down there soon after college closes and re- maining there until late in the fall
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Sargent leave soon for Madison, Conn.,. where they will spend the summer this year. There will be quite a gathering of New Ha- ven people there this season, as usual. MT. and Mrs. Frederick J. Kingsbury of Humphrey street will also summer there.
 Charles c. Auchincloss, Yale, 'OS, of New York. who married Miss Rosa nlond saltonstall of Boston yesterday, gave a farewell bachelor dinner at Del monica's Saturday night A number of his college classmates were among the guests
 Mrs! Perkins and Miss Helen Perkins, who have recently returned from a winter in California. will leave this week for their cottage at Short Beach, where they will spend the summer.
 Henry l.. Hotchkiss left a few days ago in his touring car for visit with his daughter, Mrs. Carl B. Ely of liar risburg, Pa. MT. Hotchkiss, with Mrs E. E. Garrison and children, will leave early next month for his camp in the Adirondacks.
 Friends of Miss Katherine Harty are delighted to hear of her appointment as supervisor of training teachers in fine Danbury Normal school. Miss Harty Is a graduate of New Haven Normal school, and for several years has been a very successful teacher in the model schools in this city. In her new position she will teach in the nor- nal course and will be chief critic teacher in the training schools.
 Prof. and Mrs. George B. Stevens and daughter. Miss Mary Stevens, will sail ofl Saturday next for summer abroad.
 Prof. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Porter of Bradley street, has as their guest Mrs. Porter's sister, Mrs. Me- Candliss, who was before her marriage. Miss Lyman, daughter of Prof. Lyman of Yale
 Miss Marion Mossman, Vassar O1, has returned from Poughkeepsie, N. r., where she went to attend the com- rnencement exercises and her class re- union. Her week proved a most de- lightful one.
 F. Ioomis Copeley of the Register staff win sail from New York on We'd nesday June 27, on the Noordam for Rotterdam, to spend the summer in travel abroad MT. Copeley will travel extensively on the continent visiting Germany, Italy and Switzerland and will also spend considerable time in Paris and London. He expects to re- turn homo in September.
 Miss Grace Elwell of Campbell ave- nue West Haven, left Saturday for a weeks visit with her aunt Miss Mary IL. Elwell in Springfield, Mass. Miss Flwell expects to attend the com- mencement exercises at Smith college and yesterday sang a solo in one of the Springfield churches.
 Dr. and Mrs Newman Smyth and the Misses Snyth left for Seal Harbor, Me the past week, and will, as usual, spend the entire season there
 Detective McGrath went to Hartford Saturday and investigated a report that William S. Welles' valuable med als, which were picked from his pock- ct at the circus in this city Thursday night, were in the possession of a cir. GUS hand in Hartford. He returned Saturday night reporting the story un- true. MT. Wells still offers $50 reward and mo questions asked" to the persor who returns his medals to him.
 The engagement of Mrs Hazel Mar tyn Trudeau, widow of Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau, jr., of New Yorl city pitcher on the Yale team in '96 to Leonard Moorhead Thomas of Phil