The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-16
PERs0MA1 MENrIoN.


 ent-Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Ezra Bishop, Mrs. Kate Bishop, Mrs. D. R. Benton, Mrs James, Mrs. M. Futile, Miss Call, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. E. Griffin, Mrs. Loveland and Mrs. A. A. Kellogg. The other guests were Mrs. Thomas Ack- rell and Rev. Dr. Sage and wife. The weather was delightful and the days outing was very much enjoyed by all present.
 very pretty little lawn party was given this week by the Misses Grannis of Foxon in honor of their guest, Miss Sally B. Staton of North Carolina. The lawn was brilliantly lighted with Chi nese and Japanese lanterns and an or chestra was stationed on the veranda After light refr freshments the guests were treated to a brilliant display of fireworks. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs Walter Crockett and MT. and Mrs. Arnold of New Haven, Miss Mil ford, Miss Eugenia Milford and Miss Belle Hutchinson of Branford, MT. and Mrs. G. D. Page and Mrs and Mrs. c. w. Grannis of Foxon, Miss Emma Goodrich and Miss Nellie Woods of FoXon, Bernard Milford and James Hutchinson of Branford, B. Lee Futile of Ansonia, Dr. c. S. Page of Noroton, William H. Marles and Hobart Brock cit of North Haven, Dr. J. A. Cooke and Dr. Irwin Grannis of New Haven, Arthur Sperry, Leland Haight and Jesse Wetmore of Foxon, Charles Belitz of Bridgeport G. A. Eldridge of New Haven and Samuel Griswold of Bran ford
 Miss Birdie Robertson of this city is visiting relatives at Lake Weld, Maine Mss Gertrude Robertson of that place, who has been visiting at the home of w. H. Robertson of this city, accom- panied her. They expect to spend sev- eral months among the mountains, vis- iting Rumford Falls and Rangeley
 Lakes and stopping at Portland on their return. MT. and Mrs. Wooster F. Ensign of | George street, with their little daugh- ter, Miss Ruth, are at Branford Point | for sojourn.
 Mrs. James w. Shubert of Philadel- | phia is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Candee on Washington avenue.
 Miss H. Mae Gilbert of Dwight street | is spending the summer at Shady Nook | cottage, Short Beach.
 l Mrs. W. E. Young of Washington avenue will pass the summer at Lake l George. MT Young Is engineer of the I fast steam yacht Ellide.
 Miss Blanche Bal of Howard avenue | has gone to the Berkshire Hills for a | few weeks.
 William Eagan of Commerce street has gone on a trip to Ireland. | Mrs. c. R. Bishop and daughter of | Orange street and Mrs. J. S. Murlock | of Whalley avenue wiH spend the sum l mer in the Catskills. In the party will be Mrs. c. H. Hubbell of Essex and l Miss Muller of Brooklyn.
 1 Miss Georgia Troup, youngest daugh- l ter of MT. and Mrs. Alexander Troup of
 this city, has been a student of the 1 Manhattan Sacred Heart convent at l New York during the past two years. | Of the honors awarded by this institu- l tion six first honors and one second have already been won by this ex- l ceedingly bright young woman She is one of the brightest pupils who have | ever received instruction in this insti- l tuition and will undoubtedly graduate 1 with very high honors.
 l Colonel Frank Munger, one of the l oldest hotel men in the city, for many l years manager of the Fremont hotel | here leaves this morning for Albany, l N. Y., where he will assume the man. agement of the Deiavan house. l While in Rome General s. E. Merwin
 met ex-Consul Edward Downes, who Is now studying for the priesthood at the | American college. MT Downes was l particularly attentive to General Mer- | win, and obtained for him a fine posi- | tion during the ceremonies of ordina- | tion of a cardinal, at which Pope Leo ! was present. General Merwin sat only l few feet from Pope Leo during the 1 services.
 1 Frederick l.. Averill, clerk of the
 court of common pleas, yesterday re- | ceived his appointment as assistant l paymaster in the United States navy | He has not been assigned to duty as | yet, but expects notice to report at any l time.
 | Members of the Young Mems Repub- l lican club who have enlisted for the | war are: Theodore Gruener, who has l just been commissioned lieutenant in | the First regiment, c. ", is a council l man. Frederick l.. Averill, who is now | paymaster in the United States navy !! is clerk of the court of common pleas. | James A. Howarth, jr., son of Post | master Howarth, is a lawyer. He is in the First c. V. Frank Mason of the ! Naval Reserves is a clerk for F. C. | Bushnell & Co.,, and Newton Lewis of l the Yale battery is a son of Principal | Lewis of Webster school. Michael l Greenberg, Yale battery; Paul Nc
 Lean, Yale battery; George Boerner | Naval Reserves; Robert Schurig and
 Harry Cooke, Naval Reserves; Curtis Brown Engineer corps; B. F. Rowland
 United States navy; E. P. Flames, Bat.
 tery c, Heavy artillery; and one ol
 two scores of others prominent in the
 club and in business and social cir cles.
 Among those in .ne Church of the | Messiah trolley party to Woodmont | yesterday afternoon were Mrs. Fred.
 erick Converse, Mrs. George Converse
 Mrs. Roach, Mrs. ohnson, Miss Stud
 ley Mrs. Adams, Miss Root of Gran.
 vile, Miss Florence Adams, Mrs. Ever. cit. Miss Hall, Mrs. Wooster, Mrs. Lew is and Mrs. Miner
 l George A. Isbell, Edward Cooper ant
 the Rev. MT. Scoville of Trinity Epis
 copal church, New Haven, with thei families, Mrs. Bell of Hartford and the