The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
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Local Social Events Here and EIae-


 Local Social Events Here and EIae-
 where.
 William Hunter a printer, of St. John,
 N. B., is visiting his brother, Alexander
 Hunter, also a printer, at F Vine street.
 Mir. Hunter expects to stay here q few
 d0Is
 The large circle of old friends of William
 H. Lelshman will be glad to greet him. Mir,
 Leishman has returned to this city, his old
 home on d visit to his relatives here and is staying at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Granniss, on Ivy street. Mr. Leisn- man was prominent in the building business here for years, having an office and shop on Union street He later removed to Califor- mia, where he has been for years engaged in business He was one of the leading temperance men among the workers Ill the temperance cause here for years. Ills friends will regret to learn that his health is somewhat impaired and will hope for his speedy recovery.
 The piano recital given by Miss Augusta Cottlow on Thursday at the residence of the Misses Booth of II Water street was indeed q treat Miss Cottlow, who is q musician of marked ability, has had most interesting career. When but eleven years of age, she played with Thomas orchestra in Chicago, and this past winter has had series of remarkable successes, playing with the Boston Symphony, the Philharmonic of New York and with the Thomas orchestra ill Chicago. She has pursued her musical studies in Berlin. Miss 1illou of College street entertained Miss Cottlow while here, giving small luncheon in her honor Thursday.
 Major and Mrs. Isaac Bromley have gone to their summer home off New London for the summer.
 Frank T. Reynolds of this city has be- come inspector of locks at the Russell X Erwln's, New Britain.
 Miss Kathryn Alanross entertained Miss Marion Townsend of Germantown, Pa, for the Princeton game.
 T. E. Wilson, well known veteran and lumber dealer of New Britain, is at Short Beach.
 J. Wurts of Whitney ayenu, this city, is entertaining his fancee, Miss Benedict of New York.
 Miss Adele Sullivan and Miss Leah Waugh of this city are spending a few days as the guests of the Misses Butler on Spark street, Waterbury.
 Miss Marie Hotchkiss and her mother, Mrs Henry o. Hotchkiss, who have been occupying the DeForest house on Humphrey street. have gone to Madison for the sum- mer.
 Miss A. Louise Butler of the New Haven Normal school is spending few days at the home of her mother on Spark street, Waterbury.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shell have rented the William R. Tyler cottage at West Ha- ven for the summer, and will remain there until their new house on St Roman street is ready for occupancy.
 William Lyon Phelps, professor of Eng fish ill Yale university, who will deliver high school, Wednesday evening, June Is, is one of the most popular professors and one of the most entertaining speakers con nected with the university. Ae is T very popular university extension speaker and has the reputation of being able to please q popular audience or the most crtieal gathering of university men. He is very | often the toastmaster at Yale banquets.- Danbury News.
 Mrs E. R. Vail and the Misses Taylor of New York city have been spending the | past few weeks with Mrs. Little of S4 Wall | longing to Mrs. yail's father is being op- ened and renovated for their occupancy in the fall. Since MT and Mrs. Wheeler's de par,tinre for Europe no two years ago. this old
 The Misses Bradley and Chapman, New Haven teachers, have purchased Rocky Point, Short Beach. The cottage has been painted and refurnished and the ladies are already ill possession.
 Miss William Lee Inman of New York 1 and servants have arrived at Castle Rock, the family summer home at Branford Point.
 Invtations have beer, issued for the we'd ding of Miss Emma $. Donath, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Otto Donath, to c. Schmauder. The cSemony will take place in Madison, the residence of the prospect i've bride. on June s.
 Frank C. Randall of Newark, N. J., has leased Linden cottatge, Short Beach, from E. B. Knowles for the summer.
 Police Commissioners David Cory, James Lawton and Sherwood s. Thompson en- joyed an outing on Wednesday, going to Short Beach, where they spent a portion of the day as guests of E. B. Knowles of that place. A fishing excursion in Mr Knowles launch, the Lizetta, was the great feature of the occasion. The party succeeded in andng twenty-eight large blackhsh.
 William c. Doolittle and wife have ar lived home from Florida and are at their summer home at Short Beach.
 At Sea View cottage, Branford, Mrs. kel- ogg and Miss Barrow of kenwood N. l., ire spending q week Mir and Mrs. Henry ploehn of 367 Con. sress avenue will celebrate their silver Miss J. Belle Cameron of East Norwalk ' s spending few days with Miss Jennie iranson of Harding avenue, Branford. Rev. John Lutz, pastor of the German M ,. church of this city, will leave tomorrow or Wallace college and home, near Cleve- { nee of German NJ. E. churches is to be ed The home there cares for 125 chil- ren, and is a model institution and the ride of all German Methodists. Wallace I ollege numbers about 300 students, and I anks among the best educational instit,r- e away about q week Manager and Mrs. G. E. Bunnel will ! cave their apartments at Duncan hall this .