The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
Mrs. Lincoln of New York is visiting

Mrs Lincoln of New York Is visiting
 Mrs. Bidwell of Clark street.
 Next Wednesday evening an enter
 tainment will be given at the Pequot club house entitled The Photograph | Album" It is being arranged under the leadership of Mrs. c. A. Maycock
 who brought the idea to New Haven
 last spring. when 1t was given for the 1 first time at Trinity M. E. church
 R. p. Tyler and two other Yale under graduates have returned from a months cruise on MT. Tyler's yacht.
 The party visited the fashionable re-
 sorts on the New England coast from Maine to New Haven, and spent de-
 lightful four weeks. Among the places
 visited were Newport, Bar Harbor, Nar-
 ragansett Pier, Block Island, Sag Har-
 bor and Watch Hill.
 | Mrs. Charles l.. Mitchell, formerly of
 this city, but now of New York, and
 Carl J. Blenner are the guests of Mrs.
 Albert Shaw at her beautiful Newport
 home Last week MT. Blenner while
 out drawing with Mrs. Shaw met with
 serious accident to his leg so that he has been Ill for some time
 | A party of young men from Christ
 church, members of the Brotherhood of l St. Andrews, have just returned from a ten days outing at Short Beach. Those
 making up the party were George H. Nettleton, Milton s. Nettieton, Charles P. Stannard, Harold Battin, Roy | Thompson, Paul Thompson, Albert H.
 Mitchell Harold Glendenning, Arthur H. Kinney, and Rev. F. M. Burgess, pr. Willis G. filling, the well known
 and popular physician has gone to Maine on his regular summer outing. He will also stop at the White Moun- tains. The doctor Is very busy man
 during most of the year and has very large practice, to which he devotes his
 best energies. He justly earns good vacation each summer season. and 1t is hoped by his hosts of friends that he will return refreshed and invigorated from his trip. He will be back in the city September l.
 Mir and Mrs Francis G. Beach and son left Friday for a trip to Nova Sco- tia, Newfoundland and other Canadian fOlulB O1 llll6IcSt lG Jpui VIII pC made by boat, and MT. Beach and fam- fly will be gone month. returning to New Haven some time about the first of September.
 President John M Hall of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road company, with Mrs. Hall. sailed for Europe Saturday on the steamer Umbria. They expect to be absent four or five weeks. Most of the time will be spent among the English lakes and in Scotland, although they will also visit the exposition. They will return in September.
 Miss Lillian Luckie of New York city is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Delaney Sawyer of Meriden.
 Miss Mamie TrowbTidge of Prospect street is with Mrs. Colin Macrea Inger- sol at Princeton, for few days.
 Miss Marian Whitney of 227 Church street, after visiting Japan and Califor- mia, has been in British Columbia, but will soon rejoin her friends at Vain scott, L. l.
 Mrs. Henry Trowbridge and Miss Katherine Trowbridge of fl College street are at Woodbridge.
 Registered at the Beach House are Charles Mueller, Amelia Mueller, Ottilie Mueller, Bertha Dunbar, all of New Britain, Conn.,; w. J. Geraty of Win sted, Conn. W. w. Jaques of Chicago. H.; Henry Rempfer and family of Union City.
 The latest arrivals at the Hotel Sea View, Savin Rock, are: Joseph H. Wrinn, Mrs. H. Undorf, II. F. Undorf, c. M. Huxford, H. D. Huxford, all of Thomaston. Conn: J. L. Mitchell of 1 South Britain, Conn; Walter S. Newell | and wife, J. B. Chatee of Middletown, l Conn; L. D. Stone, Mrs c. L. Fuller of 1 Spring g1eld, Mass; J. H. Mallory, l.. l Banning, A. F Crocker and wife,W. R. | Witherell, Mrs. s. B. Gladden., all of | Hartford, Conn; MT. and Mrs William | Russell of Westfield, N. r.: Mrs. M. c. | Hamilton, Mrs H. Levy, of New York: William F. Lewis of Cleveland, O.; M. E. Gill, Mrs William Mason of North field, Conn.,; Fred R. Derrien of Granby, Conn.,; Mfr. and Mrs. A. MacGregor of | Bristol, Conn; Charles E. Dumebacher of Saugatuck. Conn; Edmund Warren of Bridgeport. Conn; l.. W. Shafer and wife of Bridgeport. Conn.
 Mrs. William H. Chapman of Cleve- land, O., who was reported some months ago to have died in Rome, Italy, of smallpox writes to this city from Ber- lin, Germany where she is at present staying, to deny the report. Mrs. Chap man on July 25, the date on which her letter was written, was in excellent health, has never had the smallpox and has not suffered from any disease since she left home.