The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-01

at M. F. Plants summer nome at
| Eastern Point.
Mrs William Lotze Mrs. Walter
Downs and Mrs. William II. kirschnef
have returned from Tuxis Island Mad
ison where they have been chaperon-
ing the boys who have been at camp
during July. Mr. and Mrs. Lotze anu
| Mr.. and Mrs. Downs leave on August
for New Hampshire for the remainder
of the month. During the month OF
September they will be at the Morris
Cove house of the Y. M. c. A.
Attorney Stuart Bidwell, who has an
office In the Exchange building, VINO
was severely injured on trolley car
| few DAYS ago, Is able to be out again
He was sitting on the right hand side
of a trolley car, when a car approach
ed on the other track. Just as the car
! came along Mr.. Bidwell extended MS
hand outside to knock the ashes from
his cigar and his arm was struck by
the rapidly moving car He sustained
q compound fracture Of the arm
w. e. Britton of the Connecticut
! Agricultural station has gone to sur
ny, N. H., to spend his vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Plch of River
| side. Cal, are guests of Mrs John Will
| cox on Railroad avenue, Milford.
P. w. Chase. who has been spending
some time at Washington Green, has
gone to Old Mystic to spend the re-
mainder of his southern trip.
Mrs. F. II. Whittemore Of Elm street
has gone to Jackson, N. H., where she
will be registered at wentworth nail
during August.
Superintendent Beede has re-
turned from a trip to New York ana
Boston, where he went to look up cam
didates for principal Of the high school,
teacher of history and a teacher fof
miscellaneous studies Mr.. Beede saw
six instructors With a view of making
a selection for high school principal.
Some of the candidates are likely to
come to this city and meet the COM
mittee on schools
The Rev. DR.. Davenport and family
of Waterbury are rusticating at Wal
nut Beach.
r. A. Monson is registered at the
Arlington, Atlantic City. From there
he will go on to West Virginia, where
he will remain for some time.
Mrs. S. w. Johnson Of Trumbull
street is at Siascouset, Mass, for the
month of August.
Mark Murphy. the comedian. and
number of his friends, all of whom are
stopping at the Stanford house, Savin
Rock, gave concert and supper on the
lawn in front of the hotel to last night.
About fifty couples, guests of the
house and a few friends from this city
attended. The programme was as fol-
lows: Vocal selections, Miss Margaret
Donahue; duet, Mrs. Stanford and Mrs.
Fahy; Irish songs, Mark Murphy; reci-
tation, The Queen, God Bless Her,
George Stanford; toast, Rat Mans Bur-
den, j. Dillen; song, Swim Out O'Grady,
Mrs. Murphy; horn pipes, Marjorie
Stanford; Home, Sweet Home j. A.
Snyder.
Mrs Henry Champion is planning for
sale on August Sth for the benefit
of the Women's Exchange, In New Ha-
ven, the sale to be held at Lake Min
newaska, where she spends her sum
mer vacation each year. Other sales for
the same object have already been held
by New Haven women, who have the
interest of the work at heart at Watch |
Hill on July 12 under the charge of
Miss Mary Mersick, Miss Fanny Par
dee and Mrs. Lewis English, on July |
Is at Ridgefeld. at Lake Mohonk. con-
Quoted by Miss Susan Day, and be-
fore the season Is ended there is a plan |
on foot to hold one at the Hotel Hawk |
hurst, in Litchfield, at which New |
Haven summer residents in Norwich |
will be invited to assist.
Miss Leah Cans gave peanut hunt |
Monday night at her home, 59S Grand |
avenue. The peanuts were hid In every |
conceivable corner, the search for which |
caused great confusion and amusement,
Prizes We're awarded as follows: To !
the lady finding the greatest number,
4 brooch, and the gentleman, an ivory
with sterling silver gar
niture. A BOBBY prize was a source of
much merriment Souvenirs in the
form of little baskets served as a re-
ceptacle for holding the peanuts
Among those present were: The
Misses Kraft. Miss Frances Malhouser,
Herman Kraft M. Ullman Of this city,
Miss Pauline Tausig, Julius Tausig of
New York and William Brauer of Grip
Die Creek. Col.
Arthur L. Chapman, son of Mrs H.
a. ITVlHStOIl VI llf court street 10 d
member of the Twenty sixth United
States Volunteer infantry, and his
friends will be glad to know that he has
)een doing very faithful service and
las been promoted for bravery and the
good work which he has done since he
in the service of his coun-
ry. Corporal Chapman went with his
egiment to the Philippines, The adj
utant of the regiment is a Connecti-
ut man, Harris Pendleton of New Lon
lon. ,
John Stevenson, clerk in Woods drug ,
tore on Campbell avenue, West Ha-
zen, and his friend, Edward Shaw Of :
'enter street, New Haven, will go on
vacation next Monday to Van Deus
nville In Berkshire county, Mass, !
bout two miles south of Great Bar r
ington, where they will stay a week
Mrs. Wayiand I. Dickerman of Town.
end avenue, Morris Cove, went in !.
athing Monday on the beach at Gilern :
Quinn's Morris Cove hotel She STAYED l.
7 the water nearly two hours and be-
anne very weak She was given d
rompt attendance at the hotel and in !
few hours was as we'll as ever 1t u
yas enormously stated in some of the II
apers that it was Mrs. Willis Dicker- I
IAN. who is an aged lady and an in s.
aid, who was thus taken ill., She is a
he mother of (.pOrpP Il