The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-24

was served the choir enjoyed dancing at the private pavilion. There were many clergy present the guest of honor being the Rev. Father Early, formerly Of the Sacred Heart church, but now of St. Peters church on Howard avenue.
 Henry Rernpher and family of Water bury, who have been visiting Mir and Mrs. Louis Rempfer of Davenport ave- nue. and also the family of R. C. Henze of Arch street. have returned home.
 Bessie Reynolds and Frances Hubbell Of Asylum street will spend the month of August at Litchfeld.
 Herman Schluessel, who has been in- haling the bracing air of Massachusetts mountains, has returned again to this city
 Miss Emily R. Hendricks has gone to the Catskill mountains for a few weeks.
 Mayor Charles H. Peix, jr., of Dan bury is in leading place in the contest for the vacancy in the Fairfield county commission to success the late James E. Muller Mayor Peix is well known here. He was graduated from Yale academic in '9S, and his wife was for merly Miss Louise Battersby of this city, the well known contralto.
 Alfred Austell of the Yale law school will take a unique automobile trip, go- ing from this city to his home in Allan .ta, Ga, to spend his summer vacation, a distance of 1,500 miles. MT. Austell will leave here early next week for his long trip. He has been in this city since Yale closed last month, taking short trips through the state in his au- tomobie.
 John Mcclellan of Smith street, West Haven, has gone to Attleboro for the summer
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higgins of Gen. ter street, West Haven, have been en- tertaining Mrs. George Smith and fami- ly of New Hartford.
 Several West Haveners have received invitations to a musicale to be given on Friday evening by Mrs. Clara Brainard Forbes at her home in East Haven.
 Mrs. H. E. Chamberlain left Tuesday for St. Paul, Minn., after a six weeks visit with her parents, pr. and Mrs. Cummings She will stop in Worcester, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Cummings will accompany her as far as Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Brown and Miss Matte Brown of Smith street, West Haven, have gone to Norwich for weeks stay.
 MT. and Mrs James Vaughn of Wa terloo, Ia, who have been visiting Miss Vaughn's aunt, Mrs. Nelson F. Yorke of Campbell avenue, West Haven, have returned home.
 Born Tuesday evening, son to MT and Mrs. Austin Tierney of 120 Spring street. MT Tierney is track foreman for the Consolida ted road.
 Mrs. Clarence Thompson of Washing ton avenue, West Haven, is visiting her sister Mrs. Gardiner Thorp at her home in Allston, Mass. MT. Thompson is stopping with his parents on Elm street during the absence of his wife.
 The ephysician attending Albert Scholl- horn, who is i'll at the Chapel street home of Adam Zeigler. yesterday morn ing stated that the patient had now passed the danger point and was slow ly recovering. The many friends of MT. Schollhorn will be pleased at these glad tidings.
 The New Haven Orchestral club sere- naded MT. and Mrs. William S. Lucey at the Stiles cottage at Cosey Beach Tues day evening After quite an elaborate programme a bountiful luncheon was served by the hostess. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Hine, MT. and Mrs. Fred c. Simpson, Mir. and Mrs. Wallace G. Plum, Miss Bessie Beers, Miss Collie Mallett, Miss Mary Mallett, Mrs. Edward Goodwin, Miss Annabelle Lucey, Miss Margaret Keegan, Miss Amy Simons of New York, Miss Barker Miss Virginia Kel- sey, Miss Marion Lucey, Miss Molle Lucey, Mrs J. F. O'Keefe of Plainf1eld, N. J., Edwin B. Warren, Dr. Henry, Dr. Murphy, Edward E. Smith, Louis E. Smith, MT. Hurlburt, Charles Loeffler of Hartford, John O'Donnell of Meriden, Charles F. Kelleher, Percy Hine, Will liam Lucey, and Joseph F. Keegan.
 The Misses Nettie, Delma and Fred Squires left yesterday morning for their summer home in GreenpOrt, l.. I. Rev and Mrs. SCuires left few days ago stopping on the way in Stonington, Conn.
 Miss Nora Carney of 48 Holmes street. SaVin Rock, entertained a few of her friends at her home Tuesday evening" There was music and fun in abundance and about midnight an elaborate SUD- per was served. Among those present were Elsie Tice, Alice Dagan, Anna Da- gan, Alice Cook, May Cook, Minerva Swanson. Edith Swanson, Carrie Hog strom, Kittie Dawson, Nellie Nash of Naugatuck Nellie Siskron of South Car olina, Carrie Smith of Meriden, Mrs. J. Carney, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, MT. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs Maher, Mrs. w. Hurley of Waterbury, and John Thomas of Meriden, Maurice Hogan, Jacob Besas, James Totorow, George Epps, S. Thompson, William Hogan, Edward Wallace, Frank Kennedy, ,Adel- bert Dewey, and Maurice Carney.
 Dr. A. L. Brown, who has been visit ing his brother, William Brown of Gen. ter street, West Haven, has returned to his home in New York
 Monday afternoon Mrs. William H. Moseley, regent of Mary Clapp Wooster chapter, D. "A. R, was the recipient of special honor at Snug Harbor, where