The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-26

Tn on his beautfful yacht Ysuelt.'' He
 has with him MT. Southwick, of voice
 culture fame in New York city.
 Miss Jennie Skinner left Saturday for
 quite an extended visit to the ocean
 side of Long Island She will visit in
 Patchogue, Babylon and on the Great
 South Beach.
 Professor Franz Milcke, Mrs. Milcke
 and Maurice Milcke arrived home Sat
 urday at Wallingford, from Hamburg,
 Germany.
 Miss Louise Wisewell of New York
 has been entertaining very extensively
 at the Branford Point house. Her guest
 of the week is Miss Mckee of New
 York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Royal Downs of Chi
 cago, who have been guests of Mrs. J.
 J. Newman at the Branford Point
 house, are now doing the Pan- Ameri-
 can and Niagara Falls.
 Invitations are out for the wedding
 of Henry Fuller Stone of NaugatucS
 and Miss Marion Gray Paul of Water-
 bury, which will take place at Oakville,
 Wednesday afternoon, September Il.
 James Conlin of Main street, Union- vile, is spending his vacation at Wood- mont, near this city.
 G. w. Catlin, the editor of the Fourth Estate, "a newspaper for the makers of newspapers was so pleased with his former visit to Short Beach with MT Chittenden that he has returned to renew some of the many pleasures which characterize life at this unique resort.
 The Misses Sarah and Louise Blan- chard, of Springfield, Mass, are visit ing friends in this city for few days. They are accompanied by E. J. Fasser, also of Springfield.
 Among the artists who will sing at the concert at Woodmont next Thurs day evening is Edward Wells Beach of l Waterbury, who is a member of the First church choir and the leading bari | tone of that city.
 | Rufus Hine of this city is visiting Mrs C. B. Hoadley of the New Haven road NaugatuclS.
 | G. Foster Sanford and Mrs. Sanford of this city are guests at the Branford Point house.
 R. c. Houston of R. M. Houston & Son, and Louis Chaffee of the Con- solidated Rolling Stock company, Bridgeport, are off for two weeks trip to the White Mountains and Port land, Me.
 Mrs. Catherine Anglers of this city, who has spent the summer at the Bran- ford Point house. left during the week for Saratoga.
 Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter of East Main street, New Britain, are en- toying an outing at Savin Rock. ] Attorney A. McC. Mathewson has gone to Woodstock where he will spend a few days with his parents.
 MT. and Mrs. L. F. Parker, Jr, of vinita, Indian Territory, and MT Par ker's sisters Misses Grace and Jacque Parker of St Louis. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Parker of Franklin street, Meriden, MT. Parker being grandfat her of the western man.
 Miss Fannie Leiken of South Stanley street, New Britain, returned Friday from a visit with friends in this city. Ed. w. Moon of Columbus avenue has gone to Woodmont for the rest of the summer.
 About fifteen of the young friends of Miss May Dargan of this city rendered | her a reception a the home of William | Day on Rock street, Winsted, Wednes day night. The evening was most en- joyably spent in playing games, sing ing, music, etc, after which refresh | ments were served and the guests de- | parted for their homes.
 Secretary Lotze of the Y. M. c. A, Saturday announced that pledge of | S1, 900 had been received from Herbert J. Morton of 121 Greene street for the l new Temple street building This 1 pledge with other small ones has re- duced the amount still needed to $2S, 546, with only this week left in which to raise this amount
 Mrs William Pearl and grand daughter, Miss Pearl Roberts of Win sted left for Woodmont Thursday, where they will be the guests of MT. and Mrs c. F. Roberts.
 Mr. and Mrs. o. s. Wright of 662 Orange street have just returned from a ten days trip to the an-American.
 Miss Nellie Mofflt, stenographer at J. M. Brady's office, New Britain, is spending her vacation at Savin Rock
 Captain Ira F. Hicks of New Britain called on friends in this city Friday.
 Ambrose Boyle of 47 Artizan street has just returned from q trip to the Pan- American exposition at Buffalo. He also visited Niagara Falls and 
 David S. Adams of the Register is vacation at his old home at Gales Ferry
 N. W. Kendall, president of the Quinnipiac Brewing company of this ,ity, and also president of the United States Brewers association, says there s nothing true in the story which has been circulated saying that the asso- ,iation of which he is the head, has ssued an order of war on the National Union of Brewery Workmen, branch If which exists in this city. Rev. Dryden ", Phelps. ILL D.. of his city, who has been staying in Der in, Conn.,, went recently to Hebron, liter staying more than a week at the <ilby house. He is a brother of Pro- essor William Lyon Phelps, Ph. D.. of Tale college The familiar hymn "Sa- jour, Thy Dying Love Thou Gavest de," was written by their father, s. Dryden Phelps, D. D. Former City Clerk R. s. Lyon and ] amily start for Block Island Monday. { hey will extend their visit for one $ week. The Hull family will hold reunion C