The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-22


 Josephine Kempe. daughter of M. Cohen Kempe, of 54 Asylum street, to Max Threll of New York city. Miss Kempe was for some time in the en- ploy of Howe & stetson, and is well known and popular in Jewish circles.
 Walter c. Chalker, with the Eastern Machinery company. is attending the convention at Silver Bay, Lake George and will also spend few days with his brothers, Leonidas and Albert, who are employed at the Westport Inn, Lake Champlain.
 Professor Russell H. Chittenden. .direc- tor of the Sheffield scientific school, is as usual spending his outing ln MaIhe' His headquarters this year are at Bel- grade lakes. He remained here several weeks after the college commencement to perfect plans for the new domitory system of the Sheffield scientific school. He will return from Maine shortly De- fore the opening of the fall term.
 Henry l.. Hotchkiss, Miss Hotchkiss and Stuart Hotchkiss of Hillhouse ave- nue are at MT. Hotchkiss' camp in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. George Fowler of Washington avenue, West Haven, is visiting friends fin Waterbury.
 Mrs. Georgia Dee and daughter, Miss Fannie. have been visiting MT. and Mrs. R, E. Smith at Hackett's Point Clinton.
 Mrs. E. N. Woodruff of Elm street. West Haven, has been visiting friends fin watertown the past week.
 Captain E. A. Isbell, clerk of the city court, spent Sunday on his farm in Washington. Miss King of New Ha- ven was a guest of Mrs. Isbell over Sunday.
 Charles Deming employed for several years at the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad station, in Walling- ford, has accepted a position in Forest vile and began his new work there yesterday morning.
 Auditor Kochersperger of the Consol- idated road spent Sunday in Litchfield, Rev. D. H. Verder curate of St. Paurs Episcopal church, Wallingford' left yesterday morning for New York where he will take a steamer for Fort land, Me. for ten days vacation.
 Miss Norton. from Hartford, and Miss wakely, from Bridgeport, were the guests Saturday of MT. and Mrs Charles Willard of Clinton.
 Mrs, George H. Hubbard Of Main street. West Haven, is visiting her aunt in Southbridge, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. August C. Taetsch or 165 Lombard street have received word that their niece. Miss Antonio Teitz of Carnegie. Pa., will arrive here shortly to pay them visit. From here the young lady will go to South Norwalk to spend a few days with relatives.
 The Camp Meeting association of the M. E. church, West Haven, held bus mess meeting last evening at the resi- dence of George Williams, Smith street corner Union avenue, promptly at ' o'clock.
 Miss Anna Jackson of Nottingham, England, who has been spending week with John w. Parker, of 1761s Ferry street, has gone to Canada where she will remain for two weeks. later going to San Francisco. She will return to England about August 15.
 Miss Ida Warner of Hamden is the guest of Miss Isabelle Tolles of Elm street, West Haven.
 Prosecuting Attorney R. J. Woodruff spent Sunday with his sister in New Preston. Miss Woodruff will return home later in the week.
 Master Leon Ives of Fair Haven is visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs E. A. Lampson of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Margaret Lucas, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lucas of Plantsville, is i'll with an attack of appendicitis Miss Lucas was taken sick Friday Her con- dition at present is not considered seri- ous.
 John McCleland of Smith street, West Haven, is visiting in Attleboro, Mass.
 Alderman and Mrs. Cornelius H. Con- way of 14 Shelter street are the recip- tents of many congra tulations from their numerous friends over the arrival of bouncing baby boy.
 Mrs. John Keller of Noble street. West Haven, started yesterday for Europe. She expects to be gone year and a. half, visiting with relatives and travel ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Stevens from Brooklyn, N. Y, and Robert Stevens from Waterbury were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Stevens in Clinton over Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs Harry Nettleton and children of Main street, West Haven, have gone to Mample Crest farm, Bris- tol, for months vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Meehan of 23 Beers street are entertaining Miss Elda May Gilbert of Brooklyn: Miss Gather inc Brown of New York, Horace Willard and May o. Willard of Rochester, N. Y, and Jack Robinson of Boston. Out door ping pong, sailing parties, trolley rides to historic places and other forms of amusement are giving the party lots of enjoyment
 Mrs. Keely of Ottawa, Canada, is wis., iting her daughter, Mrs. John F. Bar nett, at her home on Church street, West Haven.
 James Waterman, who has been spending two weeks with friends in New York city, has returned to his home on Whalley avenue.
 John J. v. Cunningham of Branford