The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-01


 months at the Willard Hotel Milford.
 A birthday party was rendered MT Ethelbert Webb at his home, 148 EX- change street, on Tuesday evening, in | honor of his twenty-f1rst birthday. The 1 evening passed pleasantly with games l and music, at the close of which a buI- fet luncheon was served. MT. Webb IS a talented musician of this city. Among those present were the Misses Lena Hogan, Genevieve Coyne, Sadle and Martha Farr, Gertrude Higgins and the Messrs. Webb, Bumster, Har- ley, Higgins, Chipnan, Morris Higgins and MT. o. G. Webb.
 Tie Christ church choir boys, Of Woodbury expect to go to Bantam lake with the rector on Monday next, to stay week. Quite a number of thelf friends have responded to the appeal which they have made for funds, but they will need little more to cover all expenses and will be very glad of fur ther offers of cash, means of transpor- tation, pies or cakes.
 The engagement is announced Of Cla- "a Minnie, daughter of MT. and Mrs. N. w. Allyn, of col Quinnipiac avenue, to Curtis Fischer Smith, of 40 Perkins street
 MT. and Mrs J. w. Schroeder and son, Chauncey E., returned to New Ha- ven after spending a month at their summer residence, Far View cottage. They will start on a trip west next week and will visit Seattle and other points of interest in the far west.
 ] Mrs. A Huested has returned to her home in Sound Beach, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. George Mortimer, and Miss Gussie Mortimer.
 Manager John 0berlander. of West port, had a call from a rather interest ing character recently. He was New Haven man who came down and pur- chased one of the Darien Launch works boats He had the engine started and he never stopped until he got to New Haven. He had never seen an engine before, and he declares that if it had stopped he would have roWed to shore and left the craft. Now he has become quite proficient in the art and even hls young daughter can start the boat.
 Mrs. Frank L. Sutliff and daughter Lillian, of 112 Edwards street, left yes- terday to be absent for several weeks, visiting relatives and friends in Union- vile, Southington and Springfield.
 Captain Fessenden, of Stamford, who has been in New Haven spending few days with his sister, Mrs. Merrill, and her family, has returned home.
 Miss Carrie Bassett and Miss Nettie Dayton, of Dwight street, left yesterday for the coast of Maine for the month Of August. They go as guests of Mrs 5. S. Adams, wife of the popular grocer, While there they will visit Bar Harbor, Belfast, Morrill, and other nearby places of interest.
 United States Consul George SaWter, who has been filling the post at Anti qua, is visiting relatives in Stamford.
 MT. and Mrs. Bowers, of New York
 will soon move to West Haven and oc-
 cupy Mrs. Shermans house on First
 avenue.
 Miss Daisy Hubbard, who has beer
 making a visit to her aunt in Water
 bury, returned to her home on Mair
 street, West Haven, yesterday.
 Frederick W. Watterson, of this city
 guest at Hotel Hammonasset. Madi-
 son, is enjoying little yachting voyage:
 with his sailboat with guests. MT
 Watterson has been to China and oth
 CT foreign ports and relates many in
 teresting experiences. He is now tn' western salesman for a hat company Mrs. Watterson is a graduate of tn
 Yale Art school and has made severa sketches of scenes in Madison.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Robinson Wer , calling on friends in Cheshire Wednes l day. MT. Robinson has, been obliged t resign his position as principal of tn
 high school in New Milford on accoun l of i'll health, as he has been very i'll wit lung trouble. He, with Mrs. Robinson 3 expects to leave soon for Arizona, Wher
 he hopes to be benefited.
 Mrs. Fannie Kirtland of Pueblo, Col
 daughter of c. c. Buckley. of Curti street, who is visiting in Wellington ' through the summer, and Mrs. Forbe and Miss Jennie Forbes, of East Hs ven, sister and niece of MT. Buckle!
 were in the trolley wreck at Shoi Beach Saturday, but were uninjuret , They consider their escape miracle
 One of Mrs. Kirtland's children wa
 close to the motorman who was killed. Mrs. Hartley, of Main street, an
 Miss Lillie Mosher, of First avenu ; West Haven, are attending the cam '' meeting at Plainvile, Conn.
 :, The following is list of the guests {
 present summering at the Sea Breez G Fort Trumbull Beach, below Stratfort ', Mrs. Thomas Noble, Cornwall, Ella :, Merwin, Durham, Dr. and Mrs. Abrf ham, New York; MT. and Mrs. Kau :, man and three children, Ralph, Sidne
 and Matilda, New York; MT. and Mir Smith, New Haven; Miss K. McMaho :, Nef Haven MT. and Mrs. H. G. NeV
 ton, New Haven; Mrs. F. c. Schwart I, New York; Dr. and Mrs. Washburn ar :. grandson, Ralph Mcdonald, New H.
 ven; Mrs. E. G. Brown and family, Ne , Haven; D. J. Finley, New York; NH ' Whitney, New York; Mrs. Bradley ar :. Miss Bradley, New Haven; Mrs. H. Newton, New Haven; Sadie E. Nobl
 Cornwall; A. Eisenhardt and wife, Ne !. York; Emily Hillard, New York; E -a ward Ulysses, New York; Nose Nev ~ man, New York; MT and Mrs. A. Ka 70 ten and family, New York; the Re
 James R. Bowen and wife, New Have 70 Edward c Rourne and son Willial