The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-17


during the past two weeks,
Mrs. Paul M. Blair Of New Haven ID
visiting Mrs. Marietta A. Wright OF
Norwich
Miss Jennie Alice MerWin of Sherman
avenue, who is visiting friends at New
Milford, sang successfully in one Of the
New Milford churches as a substitute
on Sunday.
| Irving Demorest of New Jersey Mr..
and Mrs. Beatty of New York and Mary
Low of this city are with the family of
| stanton Moses at Ivy Nook cottage at
Highland Lake. Winsted.
| A lawn party is being arranged by
the women Of ST. Anthony's Guild of
! 81. Francis r. C.. church for Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings of next
week, to be given on the convent
| grounds on Ferry street
! Miss Miriam Bothem, daughter of
| Wesley Bothem, local preacher and
! business man Of Jersey City, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Lucke of William
| street.
Mrs. M. A. Farnam of Whalley ave-
nue. gave party Tuesday night in hon
or OF her daughter, Mrs. G. Fred Farm
nam and niece of Yonkers, N. Y. A
cake walk was a feature of the even
ing, after which buffet supper was
served Among those present We're Miss
Carrie CorWin of New York, Mise Lois
farnham of Yonkers, Miss Hough,
Misses Eta and Harriet Farnhan1, Miss
BALDWIN. Miss Cruttenden, Miss Nc
Feeters, Miss Judson, Miss Daisy
Hough, Mrs. c.. K Farnham, Mrs f.
Farnham and w. Farnham, Mrs. G. r.
Farnham.
Mrs Josephine Ward Of Rogers street,
Branford, expects to leave Branford for
New York city early in the fall to en-
gage in her new system of dressmaking
in that city. Miss Jessie Ward will re-
sumo her study of music under one Of
New York's eminent teachers
The Misses Tillie Herold and LYDIA
Gerrick of New Haven, who have been
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Rempfer of Curtiss street, Naugatuck,
for the past two weeks, have returned
home.
Edward Doolittle is visiting his aunt,
Mr.. Palmer of Cheshire, for a few
weeks Mr., Doolittle Is now holding a
responsible position in bookstore In
Baltimore and Is spending part of his
vacation in Cheshire.
Mrs. Z. r. Winans and daughter left
Winsted yesterday morning to visit
Mrs. G. H. Pond in this city fer a few
weeks.
DR.. George f. Rouse of Winchester
Ohio, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. wellington Rouse of Winsted, for
short time.
Mrs M. c. Doolittle and Mrs. Whit
taker and daughter have been spending
a few days with Mrs. Alfred Bristol of
Cheshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Crohan Of Ivy street,
Branford, are the happy parents of a
boy.
Miss Donovan of Shelton is the guest |
of the Misses Higgins of East Main
street, Branford.
Mrs. A. L. Baldwin of Cheshire has
been spending the past two weeks with |
in New Haven. Miss Mary
is visiting her sister, Mrs. |
Dooittle, in Mount Vernon.
Miss Nellie Lush of Bridgeport has |
to the city after a pleasant |
sojourn of two weeks with her uncle in |
this city.
Mrs. Brett of New Haven was the
guest last week of Mrs Oren Kelsey in
Cheshire.
Ex-City Auditor Edward Mccarthy,
the Congress avenue merchant, is en-
ioying stay at Saratoga Springs
Miss May Pardee, Miss Alice Harry
and Miss Eva Tyack of Cheshire spent
three days last week at Mr.. Pardee's
cottage at Cosey Beach.
Thomas I. Kinney. the popular ex-
president of the Knights of st. Patrick,
vas entertaining his friends yesterday
,ver the arrival at his handsome home
IN Whitney avenue of little son, who
5 ALREADY PROVIDED WIN sister, MISS
'ertie' aged sixteen years ana oroth-
r, master G''pert, aged fourteen years.
MIS- peorge IT, Clialhperiaii VIII open
Ter motifs cove cottase 10 .he fequot
ouhcll lor l,lasliiee wnlst ~ DC given
o-norroW Nfrioayl saiterhool' ok
iahuHothe prizes WIN pe given anu tl'e
Iterloon IS anticipated ny the iiieihperS
1 the council
Miss Mabel Phelps of Shelton avenue,
Jew Haven, who has been visiting her
riend, Miss Fanny Davis, on Chestnut
rec HILL Oxford, for five weeks, re-
urned to her home Wednesday much
In health
State Attorney Fessenden of Fairfield !,
ounty is away on his European tour