The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-25
WOODM0NT NOTES.
A Special Family Party From the western
Part of New Haven-Fun Program Dy the
Aousa,nent Committee.

A Special Family Party From the Western
Part of New Haven-Fu1 Program by the
Amusement Committee.
woodmont was alive with happy
visitors yesterday. They number
ed hundreds. 1t was an ideal day
for a trip to this beautiful resort by the
sea- It was model midsummer day
with some of July's sultriness. A full
account of the visit of the naval vet
Grams is given in another column.
There was also large family party
from the western part of this city en-
joying an afternoons outing, They
numbered thirty-two and came by
special car and had their headquarters
at Sanford's hotel, where they were
served with fine dinner late in the at
ternoon. Among the party were James
IA. Church, the well known builder, and
family.
The Woodmont Amusement commit
Tee. which has in charge the program of
entertainments to be given in Wood
mont this summer for the cottagers,
has arranged the following events:
July 25-Band concert; Wheeler &
Wilson band of Bridgeport, on the cliff
at Merwin's Point,
July 27-Hop at the Bonsilene.
August 3-Fop at Hotel Pembroke
August 5-Lawn party on the grounds
of DR.. Joseph Anderson and H. H. Peck.
An orchestra of fifteen pieces will fur
nish music The grounds will be il
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns, and
ice cream and lemonade will be sold by
the ladies, the proceeds to be donated
to the Woodmont chapel.
August 9-Grand marine fete, con-
sisting Of a parade of Illuminated
launches and boats from Merwin's
Point to Oyster River and return,
with a display Of fireworks on Great
Rock.
August 10-Hop at the Bonsilene.
August 14-Band concert, Governor
Foot Guard band of New Haven, in
front Of Hotel Pembroke.
August 17-Hop at Hotel Pembroke.
August 24-Hop at the Bonsilene
August 28-Band concert at the Bon
silene, Second regiment band of New
Haven.
The program Is subject to modifica-
tion, and in case of stormy weather or
any of the above dates the outdoor
events will be postponed until the frs
pleasant evening. About $500 has beer
raised for the entertainments. A neat
ly printed program has been prepared
for distribution among the cottagers
The committees are as follows:
General committee-General JOSEPH
R. Hawley of Hartford, Charles II
Trowbridge of Milford, Granville w
Goodser of Bridgeport, Frederick II
Stevens of Bridgeport, Leonard F
Hotchkiss OF New Haven, Edward ]
lAtwater of New Haven, F. /. Hitchcocl
of Bridgeport, Colonel William B. Woos
ter of Ansonia, j. GLIB Smith of New
Haven, Robert 7. Merwin of New Tia
ven, David r. Wiser of New Haver
f. G. Quiggle of Hartford, Edwar
Lawrence of Hartford, Stephen Ire
dennick of Meriden, Rev. DR.. JOSEF
Anderson Of Waterbury.
President, Charles H. Trowbridge
secretary, Leonard F. Hotchkiss; treas
urer, Frederick Fl. Stevens.
Finance-Edward /. Atwater, Stephe
Tredennick, Frederick H. Stevens,
Glib Smith. David F. Wiser, Leonar
+. Hotchkiss.
Music-Frederiek H. Stevens. Edwar
T. Atwater J. Glib Smith.
Marine display-Granville W. Coco
sell, Frank I. Hitchcock, e. c. Quiggl'
Hops-David F. Wiser. Stephen TIRE
dennick Leonard f, Hotchktss.