The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-03

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 Herbert Randall, Miss Mary A, Saw 1 telle Mise Mercy Brann, Lucius ano
 Edwin A. Futile, George l., Buist ano l R. H. Comstock, jr.
 Louis c. Cowles, secretary of the C, Cowles & Co.,, gave a dinner at the CO i lonial Inn, Woodmont, Friday evening
 Those present were MT. and Mrs
 Charles Harrison, Miss Jessie Lamport.
 Miss Ester Lamport, MT. and Mrs. El'
 verton Siske, and MT. and Mrs. Louis c. | CoWles.
 Attorney Henry A. Hall of the law | firm of Clarke, Blake & Peck, sailed Saturday on the Lucania for England for two months vacation in his native country. He will visit his old home at Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bray Flames
 have returned from Stockbridge, Mass, having enjoyed ten days among the Berkshire Hills. They stopped at the Red Lion Inn.
 Judge Robinson held a special session of the superior court Friday and admit ed to the bar Henry s. McMorris, a tol uduulS bl tiiS eilS JLcW oNllcoli Wip was unable to be present when the rest of the class was admitted on Saturday
 Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomb have closed their Prospect street house and are located for the season at Stock bridge, where they have taken a fine old Colonial house.
 Walter D, Boschen Burdette Scran- ton, A. K. Devereaux and Hay Mazeine, all New Haven boys who attended the University of Pennsylvania, have finish ed their college duties for the term and have returned to their homes in this city.
 Prof. and Mrs. George F. Beers of Lake Place will summer at Burns Point, Milford.
 Mrs NJ. F. Cooke of Guilford, who was taken to Boston hospital for treatment last week, was subjected to an operation on Wednesday. pr. Hutch inson who was present, described the operation as a serious one. Latest ad- vices report the patients condition as serious.
 Announcement has been made of tha marriage of Miss Anna Winifred Kel- ley, daughter of Mrs Agnes Kelley of Thompsonville, Conn, to Charles Ed ward Julin, Yale '99. last September. The marriage was quiet and was not be- fore announced. because the groom was q member of the last senior class at Yale.
 Mrs. Thomas c. Bennett and Miss Bennett are going in few days to the Bennett summer home at East River.
 Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Niemeyer have gone this season to West Cornwall.
 Principal Carl A. Lewis of the Guilford high school left Saturday for week.
 The Misses Porter of Hillhouse avenue are at Watkins, N. Y,
 Robert E. Foote of Troy, N. Y, ar rived in Guilford Saturday for f1he sum- mer.
 Mrs. John Wurts and family of 9 Trumbull street are at Lake Winnewae- Ike, N. r., where Mrs. Charles r. Wurts usually summers.
 Cards have been received here an- nouncing the marriage of Miss Gertrude Ballard of Washington, D. C., to Dr. Ernest w Fowler of Washington. pr. Fowler is well known here
 Prof. and Mrs Terrell, with their fam fly, have gone for the season to Stony Creek.
 Prof. and Mrs. 0. IT. Richardson will spend the summer in the Adirondacls. Prof. Richardson left on Wednesday to conduct examinations for Yale at Con- cord, N. H.. at St. Pauls school.
 Mrs. Lynde Harrison has as her guest Miss SForaker, daughter of Senator For aker She has been here for commence ment and with Miss Gertrude Harrison attended all the festivities of the week.
 The family of treasurer R. A. Brown of the New Raven Savings bank are at their summer home at Stony Creek
 Ex-Principal l.. L, Camp, the popular heaa or Dwight school for many years, left for New York Saturday afternoon to enter upon his new business as one of the firm of The Potter & Putnam Publishing company. He will commute between the two cities during the sum mer He was presented at the close of the school by the teachers and pupils of the Dwight district as token of their esteem and friendship with an elegant sold-headed cane MT. Camp Is vice president and treasurer of the Potter .& Putnam company They are educa tional MT Camp will have general charge of the firms business for the New England states.
 Professor Mark Bailey spent last week at Dartmouth college, his Alma Mater his class having celebrated the fftieth anniversary of it's graduation Professor Bailey, with Miss Bailey, ex- pect to pass the summer in the Cats kills.
 The Misses Grifllng of Trumbull street | will summer in the Catakills
 Charles Fl. Day of this city has ap- other of his capital contributions in Harper's Round Table of this week
 Mrs Frank D. Trowbridge left before | commencement with her two children | for Pittsfield, Mass, and will be at the l all summer, During the | week MT. Trowbridge kept the house on Church street open for his classmen and l