The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 MT. and Mrs. William Hill of Berlin, Conn, were the guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. W. w. Cornwall at Morris Cove
 Mrs. F. R. Collins, who has been ab sent for a feew has returned to her cottage Sunny Beach" Morris Cove.
 James McQeenie of Berlin was the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Ashbye over Sunday at Morris Cove,
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin H. Beede of Temple street with their little daugh- ter, Faustina, will leave in a day or two for Claremont, Me-, where they will spend the remainder of the school va cation.
 Prof. and Mrs. Henry K. Beach have gone for their annual six weeks stay in the Berkshires, Prof. Beach Is the well known teacher of piano.
 Master Ellsworth Remand of 157 Att water street, West Haven, is spending a week at Morris Cove, with Clifford Prescott.
 Albert R. Chalkin, Yale O6S., left New Haven for Philadelphia, having accepted position with the Baldwin locomotive works.
 The Rev. Steele Lloyd Kenyon of St. Andrews church has returned from Playt1dge, Woodmont, where he has been in charge of 100 boys who have been enjoying an outing there.
 Miss Emma Gleason of this city is spending very pleasant summer in ForestviHe, Conn. Miss Gleason, who is one of the most promising young so- pranos in the city, has beeen asked to sing in the Prospect Methodist church of Bristol.
 John E. Lomas of West Haven re- turned home Saturday evening from a three weeks pleasure trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Schoenborn and family of New York are the guests of o. F. Corlenburg of Barnett street, West vile.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. Judson of whitney avenue have returned from a delightful ten days visit with friends in Chicago. En route they stopped at Niagara Falls.
 MT. and Mrs. D. L. Somers and chill dren of Orange street will leave to- morrow for an extended western trip. They will travel in special car and will goN first to the Yellowstone park They expect to return early in Septem- Der.
 The lawn fete to be given by the la dies guild of Christ church at the home of Mrs. Charles Coburn, 2S6 Main street, East Haven, August 1, is looked for ward to with considerable anticipation Everything possible has been prepared to make the afternoon and evening pleasant a good attendance is all that is required to make the festival con- plete success. Among other attractions Madame Perdicta, palmist and fortune teller, will be present If tomorrow is notspleasant the fete will be had Thurs <-6da,yAd day Adinstead.
 Acharning verandah tea was given by Mrs. Jennie L. Smith of Short Beach Saturday afternoon from until 6 o'clock in honor of Mrs. Hall of Wal lingford Assisting Mrs. Smith in re- ceiving and serving was Miss May Stanton of New Haven. Photographic selections under the direction of MT. Burr, covaI solos by Mrs. Amelia Doug lass, and readings by Mrs. Harry Rog- ersA of Branford were keenly enjoyed Guests were present from New Haven WaRingford and Branford, and all ex- pressed themselves as delighted with the reception. Mrs. Hall, the guest of honorS has just recovered from an ill., ness and the vocal solos anticipated from her were greatly missed
 Miss Martha Gessner of this city re- turned hometyesterday after spending a few days at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Street of SO Thompson avenue, East Haven
 Mrs. w. A. Spaiding and the Misses Spalding of High street have gone to Pine Orchard. for few weeks.
 Mrs Curtin and family of Meriden are spending a few weeks at Wood mont.
 Miss Marion Merwin of West Haven is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. N. Gay, ct her home in Flushing, Long Island
 New fHaven friends of Lieutenant Colonelt Arthur Murray and Mrs. Mur- ray are greatly interested in the an- nouncenrent that Lieutenant Colonel Murray lis tc succeed Brigadier General Samuel SL. Mills are chief of artillery. He will Temain at the rank of colonel by promotion on October 1 and shortly after will become chief of artillery. Lieutenants Colonel Murray was the predecessor of Captain Samuel A. Smoke as professor of military science and tactics at Yale, and left here be- forethis detail was out to join his regi- ment which was about to leave for serviceNn the Spanish war. I.ater he was detailed as commandant of the school of submarine defense at Fort Totten, N. Y.
 Mrs. Kellar and Miss Margaret Kell- CT of West Haven left yesterday for Augusta, Me-, for a stay of a few weeks
 Patrick Ahern of New York is visit ing MT. and Mrs. Dennis Ahern of Greist avenue. Westville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brainard and daughter, Miss Marion Brainard of West Haven, have returned home from two weeks stay at Pine Bluff House, Vt.
 Edward w McNulty left yesterday for Litchfield, where he will stay until September.
 The teachers of the German Lutheran