The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Porter, Miss Por-
ter and William Todd have gone to the
Adirondacks for the month of August,
Later Mrs. Todd will with her husband,
go up into Maine for several weeks.
Mrs. w f. Clark and daughter Lena
of Plainville are at Stony Creek FOR
few weeks
Lieutenant William B. Spencer and
George r. SIN tn, cl rks In the posto11lce,
have returned from their vacation.
Albert I. Candee. of the stamp de-
partment, is away; also Clerks w. j.
Murphy and William S. Hine, the latter
in Nova Scotia.
The Riverside (CaL) Daily News has
this item in its sociaty column: Miss
Ethel Hewitt entertained at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. w. W. Roblee last
night, with dancing party. 1t was one
of the happiest terpsichorean events or
the season, and contributed much to
Miss Hewitt's reputation as an enter
tainer. Mrs. Frank Gilliand presided
at the piano and furnished most ac-
ceptable music for dancing. Among
the guests present We're Miss Minnie
Funck of Bristol, Conn, who is spend
ing a few months on the Pacific coast,
| and the Misses Helen Evans, Clara SIN
gletary. sybil Singletary, Lillian Waite,
Mae Heller. Doris Heap, Ethel Hewitt
Riverside; Leone Dunlap. Redlands;
Frances Whitlock, Los Angeles; Jessica
Blake. San Francisco; Eva Murray
Nova Scotia, and wallace Evans, NOR
bert Stebbins, Charles Waite, Charles
Dennis Alonzo Knight, Mills frazer
and Row Schulz Of Redlands.
Samuel Fisher and family leave this
week for New Marlborough, Mass,
where they will remain during the rest
of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Remington Mich
oils and sister, Mrs. Alling of Cherry
Hill. Branford, expect to go to Moose
head Lake, Me, where they nave !"
camp this week.
DR.. Frank Fl. Whittemore, VINO mas
been spending some time as the guess
of his father in New York state, has re
turned to his home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Sperry of Orange
street have had visit from thei1
daughter Mrs rockingham.
Professor Thomas D. Goodell OF Yal'
and Miss Goodell are at their home this
summer, So Edgehill road. Mr.. Goodcl
has been too much occupied with liter
arv work to take any vacation.
Some of those in attendance at TIL
Barnes family reunion at Burlington
Conn. recently, were: MI and Mrs
Isaac Barnes. 7. Stanley Barnes MI
and Mrs. A. M Barnes. Miss Blanch
Barnes. and Harry Barnes of CLEVELAND
O.. Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Banning, Mis-
Florence Banning. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Rarnes the Misses Nellie and Ethe
Barnes and Edward Barnes of Bristol
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Barnes, the Mlsse
Millicent and Alice Barnes, Mr.. an
Mrs. T.. M. Barnes, Bidwel, Leon an
Howard Barnes of New Britain.
, Justice Simeon E. Baldwin of this cit
and of the supreme court of errors G
connecticut, and fifty other leaders c
| the American bench and bar We're enter
tanned at q banquet In the historic MID
die Temple hall, London, by the mos
distinguished Judges and lawyers c
England and Ireland. United State
Ambassador Choate was one {
I the honored guests and after the bar
5 Duet he said it was the greatest CON
: plment ever paid the American ba
Mr.. Choate toasted the queen in glow
= ing eulogy. and Lord Malsbury elc
louently ccmplim ented President McKlr
> lev and the American bench and bar
ELOQUENT phrase. Judge Baldwin RI
. lsponded happily to the latter sentimen
= aa did also Attorney General James I
s Beck of Pennsylvania. The America
. guests besides Judge Baldwin include
lJustices Scott and Goodrich of the Ne