The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-04

abroad several months ago with her
daughter, Miss Maud Watrous, is at
present In Paris.
Miss Maude e. Russell, of this city, Is
at Cooleys hotel, Westbrook.
Miss Cora Andrews ana Miss Emile
Schroeder of Meriden, who have been
visiting the Misses Morrow and Bath
at Short Beach, have returned home
after pleasant stay of two weeks.
Frederick Darrow of East Haven is
the guest of friends in the borough of
Wallingford.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Butler of 1856
Dwight street are the happy parents Of
boy. The little fellow arrived Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Chase and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Adams have been
staying at the White house, Old Mys-
tic.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Margaret Manson of this city to Mr..
Harry Holcomb, Yale '95 S.
Health Officer Carleton E. Hoadley Is
out Of town on short vacation and
will not return until Thursday.
Professor B. Jepson and family are
much enjoying their stay at their
island, one of the many Thimhle
Islands.
Mrs. Elmer Shredder, with her two
charming little daughters, Margaret
and Dorothy, and Mrs. Jerry Leete of
York street will leave this week for
Madison, to be guests at the Harmon
asset house.
Miss Angelo Glover of Middletown
Is the guest of friends in town.
Mr.. j. p Camp, Yale '9S, of 2S9
George street, is spending the summer
with friends in Hartford.
Lawyer James p. Bree has gone to
Chicago upon an important business
trip and will be away for week.
Judge L. M. Hubbard and family of
Wallingford are stopping at the Bran
ford Point house.
Professor and Mrs. H. S. Williams
are at Kittery, Me-, at the Pocahontas
house Miss Alice Hay, daughter of
the ambassador to London, and Pro-
lessor Joseph L. White Of Cornell are
among distinguished guests at the
Pocahontas.
Mr.. c. S. Woodford of this city is a
guest at the Old Orchard house, Old
Orchard, Me.
Miss Margaret Roberts, contralto of
Center church. and Of the Orange street
synagogue. will leave to-day for Vine
land, N. j., for four weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierson of Ho-
boken, N. j., are in town. Mr.. Pierson
is Of the staff of letter carriers of Ho-
boken. They are on their way to
Southwick for a vacation stay.
Miss Sophie M. Kern of Lyon street
is spending her vacation in New Mil
ford.
Mr. Walter E. Jacobs Of Saltonstall
avenue will represent Gideon Wells
association of Naval Veterans at the
annual encampment to be held in Buff
falo, N. Y, August 81. He will be ac-
companied by his son, Joseph A. ia
oobs, his daughter Miss Jessie Jacobs
and Miss Lizzie Hines.
Reuben Twicheil and H. S. De Neefe
of Southinston will leave next week on
few days outing at Indian Neck.
Rossie Lewis, son Of F. C. o. Lewis
Of Plantsville, will enter Judge Hol-
combs office in that town next week.
HAL S. De Neefe who is at present
with Judge Holcomb, will enter Yale
Law school the coming term.
W1nifred, daughter of the Rev. DR..
Newman Smythe, returned to her home
in this city from Willimantic on the
flyer Monday. She has been the guest
of her intimate friend, Miss Helen B.
Hall, daughter of the Hon. John M.
Hall, at the residence of Silas f.
Loomer In Willimantic for the past two
weeks.
The family of Edward s. Goodale OF
Newington is at Lighthouse Point,
where they have been for about
month, a cousin from Southington,
Mrs. Paine, being with them.