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

had been studying art for the past two years. She was most successful in her studies. and last season had the honor
 of having one of her pictures in the
 Paris Salon.
 Mrs. Salisbury is in her summer home
 at Lyme with her family except G. G. MacCurdy, who is in Denver. Dr. William T. Bacon and Mrs Ba- con of Hartford have returned from a thirteen weeks vacation trip, having crossing the Pacific to the antipodes. MT. and Mrs. s. II. Moseley have been
 at the Old Lyme Inn and will return there later in the season.
 G. Herbert Brown, formerly editor of
 the Galveston Daily News, but now owner and editor of the Galveston Sat urday Review, the leading society pa- per of the southwest, is daily expecting to visit his friend, Larry Chittenden, at the Cedar Cliff Inn, Short Beach,
 George R. Stannard, wife and child, of Harrison avenue, are enjoying few days vacation at Woodmont.
 From Paul Smiths in the Adiron- dacks news comes that MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss at their lodge, Camp Pot Luck, on Spitfire, are pass ing a merry summer Their daughter, Mrs. E. D. Garrison, of St. Louis, joined the party lats Tuesday and Stu art Hotchkiss, who has spent the sum mer in Hudson Bay and the Far North, will reach the camp some time in Sep tember. Mrs. Huntington Denton and Miss May Denton of Paris have been members of the party for some time. The Hotchkiss camp Is one of the most interesting of the many famous lodges in the St. Regis region. It is an ex- tensive aggregation of buildings and tents, including an Oriental compart- ment, Adirondack room, library and billiard parlor.
 H. Garfield St. John of South Nor walk is spending two weeks with his aunt, Mrs. Clayton Benedict, in this city
 The social event of the season at Short Beach undoubtedly will be the forthcoming masquerade ball to be given next Saturday night by MT. and Mrs Wilcox at their picturesque home the Bungalow. Several hundred invi- tations have been issued
 MT. and Mrs J. D. Chatfield of Wa terville and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, spent Friday at the West Ha- ven shore.
 Miss Helen Pitkin, the we'll known and beautiful editor of the woman's department of the New Orleans Times Democrat, Is making her annual visit at the home of Mrs. Ella Wheeler Will COX, Short Beach,,
 The first annual meeting of the Fat Mems association of Connecticut will be held at Compounce lake, September 12. This is a new organization. A sheep roast dinner with sea food will be the bill of fare and the price q plate will be $1.50. There will be speechmak- ing after the banquet The toasts have been arranged, the speakers selected and an afternoon of fun can be looked for as well as good dinner.
 Miss Edith Watson of East Windsor Hill, who has been at Cottage City through July and August. left Satur- day for Cape Breton and different points in Nova Scotia, to be gone until October.
 Miss Anita Lawrence from New York is daily expected to arrive at the Cedar Cliff, Short Beach, with her charming friend, Miss Aline Harwood If New York.
 Miss Elizabeth Healy of this city is visiting at the home of c. P. Coen of High street Naugatuck.
 Sewall Ford, the writer and editor of | he American Press association, an or sanization which furnishes plate mat er to more than 5000 newspapers, will | spend Sunday at the Cedar Cliff Inn | with Larry Chittenden. MT. Fords ;tories In Scrihner's and other maga- i tines have placed him in an enviable 'ank as an author.
 MT. and Mrs. R. w. Root of this city Ire the guests of l.. M. Benham of the Voodbine, Wallingford.
 Walter Garde of Meriden is a guest