The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-23
Smith, H. L. Ellenberger and Mrs. Ell

| Smith, IL. l.. Ellenberger ana MIS- FL
| lenberger
An engagement of much interest,
which has just been announced, is
that of Miss Anna G. Peterson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. George f. Peterson, OF
Whalley avenue, to Harry Westcott, of
the class of Yale 1901. Miss Peterson
is very prominent socially. She is
( graduate of Wesleyan and very ac-
complished girl. She is a sister OF
George c. Peterson. treasurer of the
Hyperion theater. Mr.. Westcott is also
we'll known and during his college
course was immensely popular. He Is
the son of Judge Westcott, of New Jer-
sey. Mr.. Westcott while in college was
prominent in the formation of the Yale
Dramatic association and was one of
the leading spirits of the organization,
In fact. Mr.. Westcott's fame as q play
wright was made at the first perform
ance given by the members of the as
ISOLATION nearly two years ago, when
1.-THE Pardoner's Tale from Chaucer,"
which had been dramatized by MI.
Westcott, was produced for the frst
time.
The banns were published at the late
mass in st. Lawrence church, west
Haven. Sunday of Miss Anna McNiff to
William Stanley, marriage to occur
next month.
Mrs. Watson L. Phillips has recently
passed a week as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph French, who, with their
family, are at their summer home IN
Sheffield, Mass. The mountain air
proved of great benefit to the visitor
who has not regained her full health
since her attack of typhoid fever In the
spring. She returned improved In v1gor
and flesh On Wednesday she will go
with her daughter, Miss Ruth Phillips,
to her old home at East PEMBROKE
Mass, where DR.. Phillips Will JOIN MS
family next Monday. Frank Phillips is
already located there.
Mrs. Williams and Misses Amy and
Catherine williams, of New York, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Chase of washington avenue, West
Haven.
Tomorrow. afternoon at o'clock Va
benefit whist party will be held on the
lawn at the residence of Mrs. w. "A.
Borden, 26 Alden avenue, Westville. Ice
cream and cake will be served for
consideration. In the evening there
will be a band concert, during whlcn
cooling refreshments will be dispensed
Although the object of the beneilt IS
not stated, it is safe to assume that IL
is we'll worth assistance, the auspices
under which it is given being sufficient
assurance of it's worthiness. The IN
yitation is extended to all acquaint-
ances of the hostess and to friends of
her friends
Miss Grace Covert entertained the
Saturday Afternoon Whist club at her
summer home, Fair View cottage, sun
set Beach, on Saturday. The women
went down In the afternoon and enjoy
ed bathing, boating, etc, the men go
ing there for supper. The supper was
n feature, as every one who has enjoyed
the hospitality of the house can attest
A very Jolly party of some thirty sur
rounded the table with appetites whet-
ted nv the sea breeze, and enjoyed all
the good things served. After supper
n sail to Sachem's Head by way of the
Tbimble Islands in Captain Cooper's
boat I,ibbie wound up the delightful
outing. The party reached their MONIES
about midnight. Among those IN the
party were Miss Harriet Bradley, MISS
Bessie Flanders, Miss Helen Steen'
Miss Alice Francis, Mrs. Harry Fran
els, Miss Mira Merriam, Mrs. j. H.
Reach. Mrs. John Morton, Mrs. j. w.
Nichols, Miss Virginia Danforth, MISS
Clara Kenyon, Mrs. Frank Goldlng'
Miss Lauretta Babcock, Messrs. Downs
Henderson, Foote, Gaylord, Nichols
Beach. Alender, Kenyon, Golding, Up
cor, nd Tnft tie