The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-27

Rock on Thursday afternoon and even
 ing, August 29. They are to meet
 Wilcox's pier in the afternoon, and it i frensh in the memory of all present un
 til the next dinner is partaken of. l
 the weather is stormy they are to post pone the affair until the first fair day. | Mrs. Hinchman and daughter, Mis- | Grace Hinchman of Detroit. are tht
 guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Albert Hook
 CT of this city at their farm on Ken
 sington Road, Berlin, Conn. Miss
 Hinchman, who, by the way is one o1 1 the young beauties of the west, is ar
 expert whip, and is often seen on the
 roads around Berlin.
 Mrs. Henrietta Hale of Trumbull an6
 son will leave for the PanAmericar
 exposition this week and will also visit
 Niagara Falls.
 | Mrs Rufus Clark of New Haven is spending few days in Middle Had | dam.
 | Mir and Mrs Friend Francis of Clin- | ton avenue are entertaining Rev. R
 Hillard Gage of Wenonah. N, J. Rev. George Foster Prentiss of Day. enport church preached at the Second Congregational church, Winsted, Sun day morning.
 Miss Maggie McNamara of Stamford, who has been visiting relatives in this city, returned Friday by trolley.
 MT. and Mrs. O. s. Wright have re- turned from a two weeks trip to Buff falo.
 Mrs filling and two daughters of this city, Mrs. Harris and daughter and Mrs. Bellows of Brooklyn, N. r., are at w. H. Gardner's in Mansfield.
 Miss Margaret Began of Milbery Mass, is visiting her cousins, the Misses O'Donnell of sylvan avenue,
 Mrs. Kate Palmer of this city has been spending a few days in Mansfield.
 Ambrose Boyle of AT Artizan street has returned from a trip which includ- ed visits to the exposition, Niagara Falls and Washington.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Elizabeth Putnam Stearns, daughter of Professor C.C. Stearns of Hartford, to Wells Southworth Hast ings, Yale 1902.
 Mrs. Fred H. Fox of this city and l. have been spending tho summer at the Wheeler farm, Norfolk returned Satur- day to this city Miss Bessie Riggs ac- companied them for a weeks visit among friends in this city.
 Mrs. Carl Ives of Bright street has returned from Portland, Me, where she had been during August.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Tammany of South Norwak are entertaining Mrs. John Hanlon of this city.
 William Bishop of this city has se- cured position in the Piano Stool fac tory, Yalesville. MT. Bishop is good bass player and has joined the Ameri- can band
 The New Haven friends of Miss Bes- sic McManus of Hartford, who has been very i'll with typhoid fever, will be glad to head that she is gaining slowly and it is now hoped that all danger is past. Miss McManus is un- der the care of Dr. J, B. Boucher of Hartford and Miss Gertrude Tracy of Hartford.
 Herbert L. Clarke, well known to the musicians of this city, has been engag- ed as the new leader of the American band of Providence, in place of Leader Church, who has resigned. MT. Clarke was formerly solo conetist in Sousa's band.
 Mrs Daniel Nally and her sister, Miss Alice McConville of New York, are spending few days with their par snts Mr. and Mrs. Charles McConville of 95 Carlisle street
 hnc j,1c y.otI ] weeks vacation spent at Brooklyn N r., with friends and relatives to his nome on Weldon street in this city. He reports as having enjoyed the trip md being greatly benefited by it in spirit and health.
 Mrs. J. T. Cowles and Miss Etta Cowles of East Hartford are spending l heir vacation in this city and Bridge port.
 Arthur P Petzsch of 71 Hurlburt ! treet is going to Boston this week to | pend his annual vacation there. He | S a native of Boston and will visit old l chool friends and relatives.
 Mrs M. A. Riley and Miss Eileen A. l Riley of Laurel street, Waterbury, have | ome to this city and Savin Rock for |
 weeks visit. John Hegel, who was injured in runaway on Congress avenue a short | ime ago, is on the road of recovery. l Ie expects to meet his many friends in
 few days.
 Mrs Alice Teator and Mrs. Minnie Ioners of Waterbury are at Savin lock and Woodmont for a few days.
 Mrs. Kimball and little daughter 'hristine of Woodbury, are spending a ouple of days in this city.
 A lecture will be given at "The Stu io' in Short Beach on Friday evening y Miss l.. Graham Crozier of Knox file, Tenn. Subject, "The Love Note Fiction" Miss Crozier is a brilliant ecturer on Sociology
 James H. Seeley, the popular Bridge orter of Edgewater cottage, left Belle sland yesterday for a short trip to this ity.
 Representative H w. Averill will at snd a reception given by Mrs. George illey at her home in Waterbury this vening to the members of the New Iaven county republican caucus. Mrs. J. F. Luckey of Marble Hill, N. :. left for her home Saturday after cling pleasantly entertained by the