The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-13
SEASON WILL BE A GAY ONE
MORRTS COPE COTTAGES AND no.
TEL ARE FULL.

Many Gucsts ut the Pequot--Y. NJ. c. A.
IIas shore Resort at the Cove-Inter-
est in Goif-The Friday Night Hops.
The season Morris Cove SO far has
been a quiet one, Notwithstanding that
nearly every cottage is occupied and
that there is very large number of
visitors at the Pequot. This week a
number of cottagers came to the cove
and yesterday quite number register
ed at the Pequot club.
The gaieties at this popular resort
generally begin about July 10, and from
that date until the end of the season
the Cove is one of the liveliest places
about New Haven, Dances, golf, yacht
ing, boating and all the attractions nee
essary for a good time at the shore can
be had at the spot
Morris Cove doesn't cater so much to
transient guests as it does for the staid
and solid people who want to get away
from the noise and tumult and enjoy
the quietude and picturesque views that
form such a notable part of summer
life a. the Cove.
The Pequot club opened for the sea-
son on June 80 with about seventy-five
names on the register, A number more
are expected the coming week and Will
probably remain through the season.
Among those already there are: r. S.
Woodruff and wife, William w. Gilman
and wife, L. w. Allen and wife, John H.
Shaw and wife, Fred II. Benton and
wife, Miss Bertha Alling, Simeon j.
Fox and wife, w. P. futile and wife, all
of New Haven: Mrs. George H. Little,
Mitchell S. Little, G. Fl. Little of Hart
ford; John S. Lane and wife and Ralph
w. Lane of Springfield, Fl. NJ Kochers-
perger and wife, Edward S. and Albert
G. Kochersperger R. e. Wellman, Ed
ward S. Fox, Charles P. Skinner, all of
New Haven: H. ]. Winser. w. M.
Childs. Mary Childs Richard Childs of
New York. Mrs. j. e. Todd Mrs. John
N. Champion, Mrs. e. ]. Hardy and
maid, Mrs. L. H. Dawson, Sidney Daw-
son, A H. Jackson and wife of New
Haven, E. S. Hardy and Arthur w. Fox
of New York, W. H. Stratton, Miss Lii
liam Stratton, Miss Marguerite Stratton
of Hartford, Mrs. Merford Smith and
Miss Martha Smith, Of Terre Haute
Ind; Mrs. H. B. Armstrong, Harry B.
Armstrong, Lillian A. Armstrong,
Amanda Alison, S. f. Beach, Fl. B. Arm
strong.
The regular Friday night hops will be
enjoyed as usual every week, the first
one taking place last Friday. This one
was well attended.
There is quite an interest in golf at
Morris Cove this season, and already
the links are in excellent condition.
Every morning and afternoon a number
of young people travel over the links
and some good scores have been made.
A tournament will be arranged later in
the season.
White Wings cottage is occupied by
jolly party.
Frank Kimberly and bride, nee Miss
Norton, have returned from their hon
eymoon trip and will spend the summer
at the Cove at the cottage of the brides
parents.
E. NJ. Bradley and family have ar
rived for the summer.
The Ogglesxies are in Europe at pres
ent, but expect to occupy their summer
home in August Mrs. Pussy, daugh-
ter of the family, is stopping at the |
family cottage.
L. MeySIS anu IdIillly are IHeTG IOE
the summer, and their cottage is full of |
life. The doctor has reftted and re-
painted his naphtha launch, and it is
now one of the handsomest boats at the !
Cove.
r. G. Davis and family have arrived. |
William Hyde and bride have return |
ed from their bridal trip and. will make |
there home there for the season.
e. f. Peckham and family have open
ed their summer home here.
E. L. Howe and Mrs S. A. Howe are
occupying their cottages and enjoying
life at .he shore.
Frank Manchester at Utica NJ Y,
and wife are at their cottage. Mr.. Man
chester's cottage, George, is stopping
with him this season. He is an invalid
and hopes the sea breeze will cure him.
The Trowbrdge family have rented
the Beecher cottage for the season and
have taken UP their summer residence
there
The Chamberlain cottage has been
opened by the family for the season.
George Thompson's cottage is filled
with guests
Professor Brewers son is stopping at
Mrs Jones' cottage with a party of half
a dozen young men of his set.
DIR. Vishno and family have Joined
the army of cottagers.
There is one thing noticeable this
year and that is the remarkable search
ty of children. Everybody is comment
ing it.
In the office of the town clerk of East :
Haven Wednesday afternoon was re-
corded a deed which transferred the old
Beecher property which annexed to the s
Pequot club grounds to the Y. M. c. A. ]
of this city. This transfer makes a re- !
ality of the much talked of athletic field
and shore cottage for the association
members.
Hardly more delightful site could
have been chosen for the club house
than the one selected. The house.
large one with zen rooms, is commodi- {
ous and will furnish ample accommo- {
1ations for members who desire to
spend few days at the shore The l
which is 100 feet front, is ex-
tremely deed, and already work on the .
layout of two fine tennis courts has l
,9mmenced The house is being COM
o1ete1V renovated and MT in first class