The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-20


 H. Mcdonald, Marie Stone. Juliette Cor don and George c. Frothingham of the Bostonians are registered, are II. A. Jackson, w. A. Craig and MT. and Mrs. r. G. Suley of this city.
 Mrs. Sarah R. Earle of Warren Mass, is visiting her brother, Charles P, Frizell of 30 Garden street.
 Miss Emma Ellenberger clerk Tn the United States treasury department at Washington, D, C., IS Vlsltlhs reia- tiVes in Fair Haven. The wedding of Miss May cum mings, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. J' Cummings of Day street, and MT. Frank Clancy, for many years in the employ of L. L. Stoddard of Chapel street, will take place Tuesday morn ing at St. Johns R. c. church. Miss Marie Ward is at the Berkshire Hills
 Mrs. J. E. Galligan of this city has gone for a four weeks trip to Newport R. l.. MT. and Mrs. Kinney of Park street are back from a two weeks trip to Nova Scotia . l Dr. Edward Smith, son of Mir Syl- vester Smith of College street, ana a prominent physician of Bridgeport, It spending his vacation in East North field. 1 Mrs. S. $. Thompson is at Saratoga i where she has spent many seasons as one of the leaders in social and musical events. 1 MT. and Mrs. Sylvester Smith have just returned from two weeks visit in Danbury.
 Miss Margaret J. Ward of Kimberly avenue is visiting Miss Julia Monahan of Southington.
 Mr. and Mrs. James McCauhn of Jer- sey City are the guests of Mrs. w. R. Francis of Chapel street.
 Mrs. F. L. Sherman and son are at Danbury visiting Mrs Sherman's fath- CT, MT. E. D. Munger.
 Miss Jennie Hogan of Canal street has gone to Florence, Mass, to be the l guest of friends.
 Misses Phoebe and Edith McGinn of New York are visiting their aunt, Mrs. William Hawkins in West Haven.
 Miss May F. Alvord of Morris. Litch- field county is visiting friends in this city
 Miss Edith Eggleston of Simsbury Conn.,, has been visiting Mrs. William Foskett. Miss Eggleston is the daugh- ter of the Rev. MT. Eggleston, formerly pastor of the First M. E. church of this city.
 Mrs. Frank Kelley, wife of Lawyer Frank Kelley, formerly of this city and their son and daughter, who have been visiting Mrs Kelley's sister, Miss Richardson of Pearl street, have re- | turned to their home in Worcester Mass.
 MT. James Dwight, Yale '9s, and MT Ralph Baker, Yale '96, are guests of Professor William Dwight at his cot tage, The Bluffs, at Cottage City.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Jessie L. Tolles, daughter of MT. James Tolles of West Haven, to Edward G. | w. Gilbert, proprietor of the Imperial Laundry of this city. At the Franklin house, Saratoga Springs, are MT. and Mrs. N. G. Red field and Miss Florence Redfield of this city.
 Among the recent arrivals at the Kearsarge, North Conway, is MT. Rog- CT S. Baldwin.
 At the Plymouth Rock house, Ply ] mouth, Mass, are Dr. Adelaide Lam bert and Miss Marie Ives.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Graves and family of George street have returned from months sojourn in the Catskil Mountains.
 Rev. Father Wynne, o. F., of New York, is the guest of the Dominican ctc ot oy1r,c Hillhouse avenue.
 Theodore Dominique Pallman, the sor of Charles Pallman of 830 Chapel Street who graduated from the Yale medica school in the class of '97, will sail fol ! Europe next Tuesday, where he vii spend two years completing his studies in the medical universities at Munich and Berlin.