The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-05

ish at the Pan-American exposition They will be absent two months. Hart Lyman, of the editorial staff of the New York Tribune. and the Hon. Daniel Davenport of Bridgeport, both graduates of the class of Yale '79, are the guests of George Wiltshire over Sunday. MT Wiltshire and family are occupying the Henry Trowbridge house on Temple street.
 John Mclaughlin, the clerk in station
 A postofrice, and his friends. MT, Kelly, have returned from two weeks ab-
 sence at the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo and other places. They
 stopped two days at Albany and two
 days at New York city, and MT. Me Laughlin will return to duty next Thursday.
 One of the pleasantest card parties given in Litchiield for a long time was that of Mrs. Frank l.. Underwood in honor of her husbands birthday on Friday evening of last week. There were seven tables, and the prizes were extremely handsome. Mrs. Kingspury took the frs prize for ladies and Miss Mclean the second while the fortu- nate men were s. A. Willis and George Richards. The booby prizes were se- cured by Mrs. c. o, Belden and Lewis B. Woodruff
 Mrs. Henry DeForest of this city and Miss Underwood of Iowa, who has just returned from Europe, are guests of Mrs. Underwood and participated in the festivities.
 After two weeks recreation George Ruickholdt of the John F. Bassett & Co., returned to his home Saturday ev- ening MT. Ruickholdt says that he went to New York and up the Hudson He also says that he had an excellent time. He visited at New York, New Jersey and Mt. Vernon, where he has friends.
 At the Ansantawae club 1t is very busy season and every week sees the house full of guests The house this year is so admirably managed that it's popularity grows every day. Among those entertaining this week were Mr. and Mrs. William T. Fields. s.who had as their guests MT. and Mrs. Hart of Hartford; James Earle, who entertain ed the Rev. G. Brinley Morgan and Mrs. Morgan; H. B. Parmelee of New Jersey, with his friend, MT Carnoie of New York: MT and Mrs. Cowles of Ansonia, with a party of friends; Miss Miller of Orange street, who gave a pretty luncheon to a party of eight; w. F. Gilbert with party of friends; N. F. Brown and party: G. J. Bassett and party, F. M Travis and friends, A. H. Mansfield dined a small party, and Mrs. Jerry Leate, MT. and Mrs Frederick Mr Mrc also entertained during the week.
 Henry Kraft, a commercial traveller of New York, is spending his vacation with his father, Henry Kraft, of POS Or chard street.
 Ernest s. Malkin of North avenue, Norwalk, has returned home from a visit with friends in this city.
 Herman Meister of 513 Elm street has just returned from an extended vaca- ton spent at Cosey Beach.
 Mrs Willis H. Grove of this city is the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. James c. Grove of West avenue Norwalk.
 Mrs. Balthazer Strack of Davenport l avenue, who has been quite ill, is, her | many friends will be pleased to hear, | 
 Mrs Charles Smith of Middlebury | her sisters and their fam flies at the home of her niece, Mrs. ! George Church on Sanford street last | afternoon and evening. ! There were twenty-one present in all. | Mrs. Smiths five sisters, all of whom | were there, are Mrs. Nancy Glazier of | Mrs. Mary Slade of Oak ville Mrs. Anna Scott of Waterbury, | ,y, !, of Mrs. Frederick Smith of Seymour. A very pleasant time was enjoyed. John f Frazier of Torrington and John Scott If Waterbury were among the | 1ephews of Mrs. Smith who were pres ant.
 Dwight Skinner of this city Is the guest of Mir and Mrs, F. l.. Terrell
 The Rev. l.. R. Streater of this city former pastor of the First Methodist church of South Norwalk, preached in Bridgeport yesterday.
 Miss Freda Lendroth of Arch street S visiting friends in Meriden for few weeks. Miss Lendroth is the daughter if Frederick Lendroth, the well known grocer.
 Jesse Jarvis and family of Norwalk nave moved to New Haven, where MT. Jarvis will still be employed by the Standard Oil company.
 Mir and Mrs Hawkins and son of his city are boarding at Moss Holm, n Prospect.
 James Lyon of Bethany, familiarly ,nown as Uncle Jimmie" is at the general hospital in this city for treat nent, cataracts having formed on 10th his eyes.
 Benjamin Talmadge of Prospect, who ,as been in this city under medical reatment has returned greatly inn roved.
 Many New Haven society people will e interested in the following from New York Tribunes Brook yn society column: Miss Grace Holt he daughter of MT. and Mrs. George {. Holt, will be married to Ralph )uryea Reed. the son of Mrs. Josiah seed and nephew of Mrs. Samuel Bow n Duryea, at Woodstock, Conn. this { lonth Miss Holt's sister Miss Sylvia lott, will be maid of honor, and Miss ,oxana Wentworth Bowen, daughter f Clarence w. Bowen, and Miss Helen , Yard daughter of MT. and Mrs Ed , ard Darlington Ward, and a niece of fr. Reed, will be flower girls. The will be Miss Constance , lott, another sister of the bride; Miss ,thal Moore of Brooklyn, Miss Marion owen of Plainfeld, and Miss May Iorgan of Manhattan. MT Reed will