The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-15

U cIOch III ol' Mary $ CLUTCH, MI, Cdf- mel.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Cannon, of Dem yer Col, are the guests of MT. Can-
 mons aunt, Mrs. James H. Reynolds, of this city.
 Mrs. Schultz, of North Branford, who l was severely injured on Chapel street, near Wallace, Thursday, having been l thrown from her carriage by an electric
 car, was slightly better yesterday. She
 is at the home of a relative on East
 Pearl street. There was consultation
 of physicians in her case Thursday and
 it was decided that her injuries are not
 serious.
 As Elmer l.. Norton, of No. 83 Lyon
 street. secretary and treasurer of the Peck & Bishop company, was driving his horse attached to a carriage through Olive street early Thursday evening, he
 met with collision with a rapidly
 moving car coming to the center of the city. MT. Norton's carriage was wreck ed, but most luckily MT. Norton was taken out of the wreckage unhurt.
 Miss Ida Watrous, of this city, has ! returned from a visit with friends in Madison.
 William H. Schappa, ianitor of the city hall, will leave this (Saturday) morning for Buffalo on his bicycle, go- ing by way of Springfield. He will take in the Pan-American exposition at Buff falO.
 pr. and Mrs J. w. Seaver will leave their home on Lynwood street in fort night for their annual summer sojourn at Chautauqua, N Y. Mrs. Seaver and her daughter Ruth will leave Chautau- qua about the second week in Septem- Der for home, visiting the Buffalo expo sition en route.
 Miss Mallett and Miss Durand, of Milford, are visiting Mrs. J. c. Stor- mont in West Haven.
 The Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., enjoyed their annual outing yes- terday afternoon at the Momauguin at Cosey Beach, the Daughters going down on a special car leaving the green at 220 o'clock. At o'clock luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Alfred Miles and Mrs. I. c. Stor- mont, of West Haven, spent Thursday in Milford with Mrs. Stormont's moth CT, Mrs. Mallett.
 Miss Alice Hardy has been the guest for the past month of Miss Bernice Rockwell in Madison.
 Miss Anne Belle Lucey, of West Ha- ven, is visiting friends in Mlddletown for a few weeks.
 Miss Marion Gaylord niece of Dr. E. S. Gaylord has returned from 1ngle- side, at New Milford, Conn.,, where she has been pursuing her education the past year.
 Mrs. Waldo and her three children, of Brooklyn, who have been visiting Miss Reynolds, of West Haven, have return ed home.
 Clarence Deming has taken the Duff 1 fey cottage on North Main street Lltch- l field, for the summer, and will take possession with his family about June 27. They will remain until late in Sep I tember.
 Mrs. F. H. Lewis, of Whalley avenue, | will go to the Buffalo exposition next week for two or three days, going part i ly on business and therefore remaining but short time She will visit the ex- position again in october, accompanied | by her husband
 MT and Mrs. F. B. Farnsworth and | family are located at their shore cot tage at Bradley Point, Savin Rock for the summer
 Mrs Edson Bryant and her daughter, Mrs. Bassett of West Haven. and Mrs. Charles Clark, of Derby, were guests yesterday of Mrs. Mortimer Treat of Woodmont.
 Dr. Swift, who has been spending the winter with Mir and Mrs. Langdon, of Main street. West Haven, left Thurs day for Dr. Gibbons sanitarium in Stamford.
 Mrs Alfred Well and her little daugh- ter have come on from Denver to spend six or eight weeks with MT. and Mrs Max Adler the parents of the former, at their lovely shore home at Savin Rock MT. Well will come on a little later to join the family party, which of MT. and Mrs. Adler, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Adler and family, Colo nel and Mrs. Isaac M. Ullman and daughter and generally three or four guests.
 The junior class of Union school in West Haven gave a very pretty lawn party to the seniors Thursday evening. Miss Ingham and Miss Haven chaper- 1ned the party. There were about twenty-five who enjoyed the good time. The seniors this year are the Misses Flossie Richards, Carrie Benton, Kittie lynch and Masters A. H. Wallace and ). A. Kimberly. The juniors served ce cream and cake during the even ng.
 Mrs. Helen Lederman and Mrs. L. A. Cohn of New York city, are visiting with MT. and Mrs. Harry Hyman at heir summer home, Savn Rock. Mrs. Iyman's mother, Mrs. Lederman, is lso mother of Dr. Lederman, of New York city, renowned specialist. He is he chief surgeon of the Manhattan hos ital After their sojourn here Mrs. 4ederman and Mrs. Cohn will pay isit to Long Branch. Harry Good, the popular night clerk t the well known drug store of the . |. F. Woods Sons, will leave in a ew days for two weeks vacation. During his tour he will visit the Pan Il T .meriean exposition, where he will re- ? lain one week and will also visit U Cleveland and Toronto.
 A tie and apron surprise party was 7 endered Miss Ray Isaacs, of State \ treet Tuesday, by party of her |, oung friends. During the evening Iiss Daisy Stodel recited, Louis Levi /. endered flute solos, Edward Wittstein