The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-22
WooDM0NT NOTES.


appointed to arrange for some amuse-
ment at Woodmont, which consisted of
General Hawley of Hartford, Colonel
Wooster Of Derby, a. w. Goodsell and
f, II. Stevens of Bridgeport, Stephen
Tredennick of Meriden e, G. Quiggles
OF Hartford, and C. II. Trowbridge, L.
T. Hotchkiss, q. l. Atwater, ]. GLIB
Smith, Robert T. Merwin, D. T. Wiser
and Edward Lawrence of this city
and Rev. DR.. Joseph Anderson of Wa
terbury, met at Charles II. Trowbridge's
cottage Saturday evening and perfected
their organization and adopted a pro-
gram
Mr.. Trowbridge presided at the meet
ing of the committee, and a finance
committee was appointed as follows:
e. l. Atwater, Stephen Tredennic1 of
Meriden, D. f. Wiser Leonard r.
Hotchkiss, It. H. Stevens, j. Glib
Smith. The following subcommittee
were appointed: Music, f. H. Stevens,
j. GLIB Smith, e l. Atwater; commit
tee ON hops, D. F. Wiser, Stephen
Tredennick, L. r. Hotchkiss; commit
tee on marine display, G. M. Good
sell, Mr.. Hitchcock of Bridgeport and
g. G. Quiggles of Hartford.
A program consisting of thirteen diff
ferent events was presented and adopt
ed. 1t may be subject to slight change,
but In the main the program will be
carried out on various nights during
the season from now until September
3. The program consists of band con-
certs and illuminations and hops ev-
cry Saturday evening alternating at
the Pembroke and Bonsilene hotels.
There will also be a masquerade party.
One of the events will be a lawn party
on the grounds of Rev. DR.. Anderson
and ex-Mayor H. F. Peck. In August
there will be a grand reception given
to the Bridgeport Canoe club which
will pay Woodmont a visit on it's
cruise.
The program is to be prepared in
printed form and distributed later
About $500 has already been raised and
the committee will continue to receive
subscriptions.
The first subscription hop of the sea-
son, which was given under the aus
pices of the committee, was held at the
Pembroke Saturday night and was a
very handsome affair. Besides guests
from the hotel many prominent cottag-
ers were present and some from other
places. The reception room and ball
room were prettily trimmed with laurel
and ferns and many handsome gowns
were worn by the ladies present The
whole affair was a pronounced sue
cess. There were sixteen dances on
the program. Among those pres
ent Were: Miss Grace Grinnell
the Misses Plat of Washington, Miss
Osgood, Miss Wing, Miss Greenwood,
Miss Emma Hart, Miss Halsted, Miss
Justine Catlin, Miss Edith Catlin, Miss
Lottie Bushnell, Miss Grace Pike, the
Misses Andrew, Miss Esther Embler,
Miss Jennie MerWin, Miss Carrie Bald
win, Miss Edith Plat, Miss Bird, Miss
Stevens, Mrs. Bolles, Mrs. Melvin of
Derby, Miss Dorothy Downs, Miss At
water, and Messrs. Hurlburt, Twit-
chell, Bartholomew, Dennis Downes,
Frank Cornwll, S. D. Baker, Hoyt.
Hurlburt, Joseph Anderson, Foster
Sanford, H. E. futile, Harry Smell,
George Seward Fred Merrels, Brain
ard R. W. futile, Mr. and Mrs. Booth.
A party of eighteen came over from
Ansonia in a bus.
Miss Emma Hart Of Whalley ave-
nue., New Haven, is spending the sum-
mer with her cousin, Miss Jennie Mer-
win Of Temple street, in their new
cottage, Sea Breeze"
A party from New Haven came
down to attend the chop" at the Penn
broke Saturday evening. Among them
were the Misses Grace Grinnell, Alice
Thompson, Mabel Johnson and Messrs.
Edward Grinnell, Walter Thompson,
George and Edward Best and Fred
Merrells They were the guests of Miss
Hart and Miss Merwin at Sea
Breeze"
Miss Sarah Allen Of Milford, accom-
panied by her niece, Mrs. Hutchinson,
formerly Miss Lille Streeter of Milford
now of Trenton, N. j., spent Friday
here. Old friends were glad to see the
familiar faces
Miss Earl Of Orchard street, New Fla
ven, has returned home after a. most
enjoyable time with friends here.
Mr.. Atwood of New Haven, who Is
staying at Hotel Pembroke for the sum-
ner, is taking an extra outing to Sara
toga.
Miss f. p. Phillips Of Derby and F
e. Bradley of Chicago are among the
latest arrivals at Hotel Pembroke
The Misses Louise Warren, Kittie
Drew, Florence Hawley, Mary Martin
Craik, Juliet Craik and Messrs, Percy
Anderson, Harry Wheeler, Tom DeFor-
est. Cecil Trowbridge, John Warren and
Robert Hincks were entertained at the
Goodsell cottage over Sunday.
There was a delightful law party al
the residence of DR.. Anderson Friday
evening.