The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-17

starting at 2:30 o'clock. They will also play an IS hole match. The tourney IS held every week for the members of the l club only.
 Mayor Samuel Bassett and City En- gineer Oldershaw of New Britain will | leave Monday evening for Jamestown, N. Y, where they will represent that city at the annual session of the Amer ican League of Municipalities. They will join the Hartford party at Berlin and other Connecticut delegates in this city. The party will take the boat to New York and the next morning Will set out for Jamestown, taking the Erie railroad. The New Britain and Hart ford delegates will put up at the new Sherman hotel while at Jamestown. l Sheriff Durham is at one of Yer mont's most popular resorts. He IS en- l toying the opportunity for a rest and will remain away until time for the | courts to resume business again, 1 Coroner and Mrs. Eli Mix and Miss Bessie Mix are spending two or three weeks at Bethlehem in the White Mountains.
 The Rev. l., R. Streeter of this city | anu ldlIllly ulC bcdi uiiiG e'S AhiN' -NN bert Sanford's in Bedding
 Miss Charlotte Hyde of West Haven has returned from visit to her sis ter, Mrs. George Richards, at Torring- ton Road, Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Church of this city, who have been spending a few days with Louis B. Beardsley in Monroe, have re- turned home.
 Miss Anna McCrea of West Haven left for Buffalo Thursday morning to visit friends and the Pan American ex- position
 Miss Alice Ford teacher in the Whiting street school, has been spend l ing her vacation at Cape Cod, Attle- boro, Mass, and is now at ,Eastford, Conn.,, for the remainder of the time until the schools reopen. She left New | Haven about July l.
 | A surprise party was given on Miss Ntia Woodruff at her home 19 War ren Place, on Tuesday evening. Music was the feature of the evening. There were violin duets by the Messrs. Jen- sen and Tower; piano solos by the Misses Woodruff and Gilbert solo by the Misses Gilbert and Hill. Among those present were the Misses Stella Woodruff Bessie Hill, Martha Gilbert, Lillie Gochet, Madeline Gochet Flora Fowler, Miss Donohue, Mrs. Jessie Manwaring, Mrs. Mamie Bassett, and the Messrs Fred Tower, J. D. Jensen, Waffle Bassett and Will Tower
 Mrs. Mary Fuchs of Columbus ave nue has returned from two months soiourn in Germany. She visited friends and relatives at Wurtemberg, as well as points of interest She re- ports having spent most delightful time abroad
 Miss Hackett, of Hartford, is the guest of Mrs. Downer, of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. G. W. Lewis and her daughter, Miss Margaret Lewis, are in Newtown, going there almost immediately after returning from Buffalo where they had been visiting Mrs. Lewis mother | for q month MT. Lewis and son Lansing are spending three weeks in the Maine woods on a fishing trip. They are located fifty miles from the nearest railway station.
 Major F. V. Preston of Hartford, manager of the agencies for the Tray | elers' Insurance company, returned Wednesday, with his wife and daugh- ter. Miss Evelyn Preston, from the Pa ] cific coast He has been absent from Hartford since he middle of June. The trip took in San Francisco and Seattle. Major Preston is greatly impressed with the importance of Puget Sound as a naval station and shipbuilding | center.
 A Kaffee Klatch was given Monday afternoon by Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner of Washington avenue in honor of Mrs. J. Walter Young of Richmond, Va. and Miss De La Mater of Cats kills the guest of Mrs. Charles E. Gra- ham of Elm street. The guests were Mrs. H E. Thompson, Mrs. George E. Bailey. Miss Minnie Fl. Smith, Miss Susie Kinner. A most enjoyable after noon was spent by the ladies in the discussion of general subjects and dainty lunch.
 MT and Mrs. William c. Brainard and Miss Marian Brainard of West Haven leave Saturday for a two weeks stay in the Catskills
 A promising Yale young alumnus, Rev. Eugene w Lyman, has been elected professor in Carleton college, Northfield, Minn. He was on Thursday formally ordained to the ministry by council of clergymen at his home in the Congregational church at Cummington, Mass, the old home of William Cullen Bryant. The sermon of the occasion was preached by Rev Prof F. C. Por- ter of the Yale Divinity school. Rev. J. T. Stocking of this city was mem- Der of the council, as was also Rev. Walter B. Street of Anderson, Indiana, Yale Divinity school '9S. Rev. MT. Ly- man was graduate from the Yale Di- vinitv school in the class of '97 He was fellowship holder and has since his graduation been pursuing studies in | the universities of Halle, Berlin and Magdeburg, Geremany. He is twenty nine years old, was graduated from Amherst in the class of '96, and has taught in Williston academy and Law renceville academies.