The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-12

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 This afternoon froni4 to Mrs. John w. Lowe will entertain the young friends of her eldest son in honor of his birthday MT. and Mrs Lowe are sum mering in a cottage at Woodmont, and invitations will include only the ac- quaintances of the young lad at that resort.
 Joseph M. Spinello of SS St. John street has accepted position as in- structor in Latin and French at the St. Johns military school of Marine, N. Y. MT. Spinello is a graudate of Yale, class of '96.
 Miss Lucy Caldwell of somers. Conn.,, is spending August with friends in this city.
 At South Poland, Maine, are MT. and l Mrs. S. B. Shoninger, Mir and Mrs. N. A. Baldwin, Mrs. B. c, Lake and Miss | Tillotson.
 l MT. Fred Waldron and family, A. c. | Bushnell and wife, MT. and Mrs Will liam Hennig, MT. J. P. Richards and daughter, Miss Shunig, the Misses Booth of Water street. MT and Mrs John l.. Benton. Miss Catherine Moss tater and her friend from Westville MT, and Mrs. N. B. Hoyt and Fred k. Rice and wife, who were married Mon- day night at Dwight Place church, started for Niagara Falls yesterday.
 One of the pleasantest occasions of the season at Franconia, N. H., was the celebration recently of the wedding an- niversary of Professor and Mrs. I<itch- 1 el, who this year are occupying the | Lodge. It was the twenty ninth return | of the day and friends from all parts of the country showered them with gifts and mementoes. An anniversary lunch was served.
 Miss Mary Hogan of Hartford is vis- 1 iting her uncle, Patrick Hogan of S3 Downing street.
 MT. and Mrs. IT. G. English, three I children and maids, are at Magnolia, Mass, for the rest of the summer.
 MT. w. l.. Hayes, stamp clerk at the postoffice, has returned from his vaca- ton, which included visits to Atlantic l City and Saratoga.
 l It is announced that Miss Anna May Mansfield of Third street, City Point, and Robert P. Dewell, son of J. D. Dew | ell will be married some time in Octo- Der. The wedding will probably be sol emnized at Trinity church
 Frederick Botsford, ex-clerk of the shell fish commission and secretary of | the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid associa- tion. has been quite sick with dysen- tery, but is gradually recovering.
 At the Greylock, Williamstown. Mass, are MT and Mrs. William B. North.
 Lieutenant and Mrs E. V. Reynolds are this season occupying Professor s. W. Johnson's cottage at Holderness, N. H.
 Edward Keaveney, sexton at St. Ma ry's church, and Thomas Kelly of State street started yesterday for Maine.
 Attorney George A. Adams will leave to-day for a weeks stay at MontaulS l Point.
 New Haven people on Mt. Washing ton last week were MT. and Mrs. Brown, Miss Bessie Brown, MT. and Mrs. J. T.. Hubinger, J. k. Huhinger, Mrs A. L. | DeLana and A. Resley. ,t
 Mir and Mrs. W. J. Atwater of 19 lTrumbull street areiin New Hampshire. Misses Alice and Agnes Dennis have been the guests of Mrs. William J. Den- his of Edgewood avenue.
 A coaching party from the Forest Hills to Profile Lake last week included Professor and Mrs. tDu Bois and MT
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 Mrs. George Bushnell and Mir. Bush nell are visiting MT. 4. D. Osborne al his Holderness cottage. Recent arriv- als at the Asquam, house are MT. and Mrs. T. B. Osborne and Mrs. F. T. Mo l Laughlin. 4n MT. and Mrs. c. NJ Platt of Lester street, Ansonia, have been entertaining the past week, Miss Emmie c. M White of New Haven. Miss White has won rare honors at the University oi Michigan School of Music, Ann Arbor and is late graduate. The young pi- anist's name appears on next years calendar aniong the list of distinguish ed musicians who make up the univers- itys faculty. Miss Gertrude White was also the guest of Mrs. Platt or Sunday. The Misses White are thu daughters of the late Assistant Ad- jutant General George M. White.
 Mrs. J. N. Dadmun and children ot New Haven are visiting with her moth. CT, Mrs. Sarah P. Keeler of A Lowe street, Norwalk. The wife of Captain George H. Hill of New York and Mrs Sidney D. Kelsey of Townsend avenue New Haven, were the guests of Mrs Keeler.