The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City ---IntereutInE Social EWSnts Hero and Elsewhere.
 Director R. H. Chittenden of the Sheffield Scientific school and Prof. l Yandeu Henderson of the Yale medical school, are among the prominent men to deliver addresses before the conven- tion of the British Medical society now in session at Toronto. From Toronto Prof. Chittenden will go back to the Mountain View house, Rangley lakes, Maine, to join his family, and will re- turn to this city with them about the middle of September. 1 MT. and Mrs. Roger s. White, who have been in the White mountains, re- turned home the past week, Mrs, White coming here from Boston, where she has been spending part of the week. Thomas Moran of West Haven, student at the Sheffield scientific school, has passed the examinations for Annapolis naval academy, and will enter the freshman class this fall MT. Moran is a graduate of the Union High school and resides on Hine street, He has many friends in the borough who congratulate him on his success in passing the mental and physical examinations in such a creditable man. ner.
 Miss Mae Ffodson, who is spending the entire season at the Uplands, in en- tertaining Miss J. D. Jeffcott of this city.
 Thomas Matthews and Charles Cass of the Malley company have just com- pleted cruise in their launch Look \ out. They were gone ten days and visited the various resorts along the sound. A few days were spent at Block Island, where, with a few friends they started out after swordfsh, one of which they landed.
 The Misses Ella and Emma Town send, who have been the guests for the past week of their cousinS, the Misses Law of Woody Crest, West Ha- ven. returned Saturday to their home in Waterbury
 Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hooker,
 
 who have spent a week in Baltimore since their arrival from Europe last week, returned to this city Thursday, and are stopping for short visit at Dr. Rockers former home in Orange street.
 pr. and Mrs. A. Ludington are mak- ing an extended stay at Hillside Inn, Bethlehem. Dr. Ludington is demon strator of surgery in Yale university.
 Mrs. Henry Columbus and daughter, Carrie, of Winsted, are spending few weeks with Mrs Mary Burnham of Campbell avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Amos F. Barnes, who have been traveling abroad for nearly two years will not return home as they expected this fall. They have spent some time in China and New Zealand. and kept house for several months in Japan. At present they are in South Africa and are enjoying their trip around the world so much that theySwill remain away another year.
 Lee1 1NfcClung, treasurer of the uni- versity, is stopping for some time at Anson Phelps Stokes camp in the
 
 a house. party being entertained by MT. and Mrs. Stokes.
 Mfr and Mrs. John Glesmann and their little daughter, Hazel, of Brook 1yn, N Y, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Finnis of 42 Avon street, and will make stap of three weeks; from here they will visit MT. Glesmann's mother in Holyoke, Mass. and remain a week.
 Miss Jessie Ottarson and Harold F. Ccsgrove, who are to be married on September 5, were given surprise party Saturday evening at the home of Miss Ottarson on Lettney place, West Haven, by number of their friends. The principal feature of the evening was a linen shower" and the two young people receiveed many use- full and ornamental articles. Among those presenet were Bertha Ensign, Olive Belcher, Greta Bailey, Olive Rus sell, Mabel Ottarson, Lena Keller, Pauline Newton, Caroline Bearhalter, Rena Smith, Ethele Baldwin, May Pardee, Roy Root, Arthur Terrill. Fritz Holcomb Clarence Smith, Ray mond Main, Herbert Barnett Mitchell Stormont, Arthur Elmer Myron New ton, MT and Mrs. S. B. Ensign and MT. and Mrs. R. A. Greene. A buffet luncheon was served and very de- lightful evening was spent.
 c. A. Berkle of the Reglno shoe store and William Burkle of S. S. Adams are making tour of New York state and Canada.
 Miss Nellie Hogan, daughter of John J. Hogan, the master plumber of State street and Miss Mary Welsh left yes- terday for a weeks stay in Water bury. where they will be guests of Miss Mary HeaIey of 31 Pleasant street, and others. Miss Hogan, who is a graduate of the state normal school, this city, leaves next Monday for Collinsville, having accepted a position as teacher in one of the schools there. Mrs. Me Cafsey of Brooklyn, N Y, is visiting Mir and Mrs Hogan for a few days
 Mrs Edward J. Tiesing and son Paul and her mother, Mrs, Samuel Moore oi Farren avenue, left last Wednesday for Windsor, Vt. where they will remain until the reopening of our public schools