The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-15

Local Social Events Here and EIse-
 where.
 Dr. Stephen J. Maher, of Orange street, sailed on Wednesday on the ocean liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. He will cruise about European ports. and will tour the continent. visiting Hamburg. St. Petersburg, Christiana, Copenhagen and other places of inter est.
 Captain J. A. Roston, of the Tenth in- fantry. U. s. A.. is the guest of Captain Edward Allard. of steamer ?. Captain Roston is a New Haven boy and attend ed Webster school with Captain Allard For the past four years he has been in the service in the Philippines, and has been home but four days.
 Mrs Albert Brinkman and child, of New Haven, are visiting at the home of G. c. Fisher, in Middletown, for a few weeks.
 The fifth annual picnic of the Daugh- ters of Erin Auxiliary, No. F, A. o. H., will be held Saturday afternoon and evening at Schuetzen park. The com- mittee in charge is sparing no efforts to make the occasion a splendid success in every way.
 William Duncan, of Middletown, was in town Wednesday on business trip.
 A party of young ladies of this city, consisting of the following, Misses Anna Goebel, Margaret Kelly, Ida Callahan and May Mccarthy, headed by their chaperon, Mrs. Harold E. Edwards, have left for Minkbrook Farm, Hano- yer, N. H., where they will spend two weeks vacation.
 President Nettleton, of the Gas com pany, went to Boston Wednesday even ing on short business trip.
 Miss Mabelle Hotchkiss, daughter of Henry G. Hotchkiss, of 67 Kensington street, has returned after spending six weeks at Asbury Park, the guest of Miss Edith White.
 State Highway Commissioner Me- Donald was in Middletown Wednesday and made an inspection of some road work being done in neighboring towns under state appropriation.
 MT. and Mrs. William Baum, of 363 Howard avenue are spending the month of August in Kent.
 William Everitt of Richards place has returned from his trip to Kinder hook, N. Y.
 Miss Ruth Winslow. from New Ha- ven, is a guest of Miss May Austin in Old Lyme.
 Miss Cora Pierce, of Syracuse, N. r., is the guest of Dr; and Mrs. W. V. Bradley at their cottage at Woodmont.
 Misses Mabelle S. Rogers and Louise Herda, of New Haven, are at the home of Raymond Rogers in Pennsylvania avenue, Mantle.
 Mrs. Howard Dayton's guest, Miss De Forest, has returned to her home in Plainfield, N. J.
 Mrs. F. w. Wadham and daughter Mildred returned home to New Haven Tuesday, after few days visit to Cap tain and Mrs. E. T. Pettigrew in Groton. A little twelve pounder arrived in the family of MT. and Mrs. James G. Brun- dage, of 162 Dewitt street Wednesday night, and MT. Brundage, who is chief clerk at. Tiernan's cafe at Congress avenue, passed the cigars around. The newcomer is boy. William R. Beach, of New London, and Miss Mabel Ida Marris0n, of Provi- dence, were united in marriage at that city on Tuesday, Rev. G. W. Kinney ,s,,rr ba Mr o5, ;e, employed by the Fleischman Yeast company, and Mrs. Beach has been a visitor in New London. After honey moon trip to Boston and Nova Scotia MT. and Mrs. Beach will take up their residence in New London. MT. and Mrs. P. J. Carney had as guests at their cottage at Stony Creek Wednesday Mrs. James O'Cornor and daughtr Alice.
 Mrs. Electa Herrick and Miss Kate Herrick, who have been spending a short time at their summer home, For estview," have returned to their home in New Haven.
 | Miss Clara M. Brandes, bookkeeper for I. Newman & Co.,, has returned from a months trip to Virginia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and other places of interest.
 | Mrs. Manwaring, from New Haven, is visiting at Mrs. w. N. Austin's in Old Lyme.
 Miss J. A. Turner of West Haven has returned from Norfolk, where she spent her vacation.
 Word has been received in Winsted of the death of Mrs. Phila Wilkes at Comanche, Ia., last week. She was about ninety-four years of age, being the oldest sister of Mrs. Flora M. Starks and Mrs. Lucretia Smith of Winsted. | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Illsley of Melrose Highlands, Mass, and MT. and Mrs. H. F. Palmerton Field of Newark, N. J., are visiting Mrs. Samuel Morris | of 22S First avenue, West Haven. Miss Katherine Calvin of Waterbury ! came Tuesday for few days stay at Savin Rock, visiting Miss O'Rourke. l Miss Mildred Bull of Elm street, West Haven, has accepted a position as book 1 keeper for the Waterbury Merchants Reporting and Collecting company at their branch office in Ansonia, and left Tuesday morning.
 l Miss Jennie Robinson of this city is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry c. Still man of North Main street, Waterbury.
 Samuel Lloyd of the City bank leaves Monday for stay at the Alpine house, 1 White mountains.