The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-19
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Pleasant Trolley Party Under Auspices of
 Loyal Charlottesville Misses Ivcs Enter-
 tain Large Number of Friends-W Where
 abouts of Many Fair Haven Residents,
 Other Newsy Bits.
 A trolley party was given yesterday aft crnoon under the auspices of the Loyal Crusaders, two prettly decorated cars of the New Haven Railway Co. leaving the corner of Ferry and Wolcott streets at 1 p. m. with party of 132 The party went to Centerville and Lighthouse Point and had started for Lake Satonstall when the heavy shower came up, preventing the trip there. Refreshments were served to the children of the Loyal Crusaders. Many of the party got completely soaked in the rain but for this incident the affair was q great success. The arrangements were under the direction of William II. Pollard and Mrs. Henry Wackell, officers of the Loyal Cru saders.
 The flag at Quinnipiac park is flying in honor of the convention of International Fire Engineers.
 Several lady friends of Mrs. N. A. Beebe visited at her shore cottage at Hotchkiss' grove Tuesday, going down in a steam launch.
 A merry -go-round has been established under tent on the open lot, Grand avenue near Poplar street, and attracts crowds at evening.
 Mrs. Luzerne Ludington and daughters are visiting near Hartford.
 Capt. Caleb Ludington Is staying for a few days with his son, Ammi Ludington, at the latter's cottage at Shell Beach.
 William A. Rowe and family are stopping in a cottage at Shell Beach.
 William D. Hemingway and family, who
 have been staying for, a few weeks at the Hemingway cottage Morris Cove, leave to. day, for their home at Norfolk Va. The schools in Union district, East Ha ven, begin for the fall term September T. r. H. Hemingway and family are at Short Beach.
 MT, and Mrs. c. w. Hemingway and Miss j.. C. Hemingway are at South Royalton son, Clifford Hemingway. Miss Hattie Chamberlain has returned from Winsted.
 A. L. Chamberlain, jr., and Henry Ellen
 berger have returned from Block Island. Miss Emma Ellenberger, who for severa years has been a clerk in the L. s. treasury department at Washington, is visiting rel | turned from stay at Block island. The Misses Sue and Leila Ives, daughters
 of MT. and Mrs. H. B. Ives of 147 Quinni plac street, gave delightful party to number of their friends Tuesday evening The grounds were prettlly decorated wltl | Chinese lanterns, and divans, rugs an( other furnishings were placed upon the ve randas, making them very attractive. There were six tables of whist, which was greatly l enjoyed during the evening. An orchestra | furnished music during the evening and fol | dancing, which followed the whist. Dainty | refreshments consisting of cake. ices anC lemonade, were served. The callers in cluded Mrs Beeland of New York, George
 Kelsey and Miss Alberta Kelsey of Wes | Haven, and Miss Jennie Mallory, Nils:
 Barnes, Miss Post Miss Lancraft; Miss Merchant, MT. and Mrs. Morgan, Will Nor 1 gan, Harry and sam Punderson, Mir Eld MT. Farren, MT. Grey, Fred Holcomb, O | this city.
 l Reuben Rice of the east side started yes l terday morning on his boat for cruise around the Thimble islands, but upol l reaching the mouth of the hnrbor the heat wind compelled him to give up the trip l He then ran his boat on the bar and caugh | a fine lot of clans.
 l Miss Maud Rose is now at Plaintield, N 1 J. She has been visiting in College Poin and Bayside.
 l Mrs. Page of South Quinnipac street ha' 1 gone to New Hampshire for a four weeks | stay.
 Selectman Luzerne Ludington is mem l Der of the entertainment committee at tht | International fire engineers convention ant | is staying this week at the Tontine hotel l James Y. Scott of the Palladium went tt | New York yesterday to see his friend, Dr s. J. Maher off for Europe.