The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
Branford at the William Rogers home

, IS Spen0lng a few weeks as tIE EuESt "a Miss Margaret Roach at her home on wballey avenue. MT. and Mrs. Albert G. Plant of Bran ford had for their guest Sunday A. C. Fisher. Of Boston.
 Mrs. Julia B. Gamsby, of West Elm street, left on Friday for Middletown. where she will spend two weeks va cation with friends. Miss Gretta Reid, of Waterbury. is spending her vacation with Mrs. Hart ley and family at the Saltonstall house. Branford.
 Miss Nellie McDiarmid, of Whalley avenue, is a guest of relatives in Hart ford. where she will remain for two weeks.
 Miss Emma Bouton. formerly of Gen. ter school. and Miss Benedict. both of South NorwaIk, were guests of Mrs. L. R. Vinal, of Branford, last Friday.
 Miss Lillian Fleming, who has bsen the guest of Mrs. Ann Moore at her home on Whalley avenue. has returned to New York city. Mrs. Davis Johnson, of Montowese street, Branford, has for her guests Mir and Mrs. William H. Mackie, of Minne- apolis.
 Mrs George Marsh, of Church street, West Haven, had for her guests Friday Mrs. Matte Bartlett, of New Haven. and Mrs H. S. Thompson, of West Ha- ven.
 James Barrett, of Blake street, has gone to Marathon, N. Y, on a vacation of two weeks. l The family of Albert T. Rogers, of Branford, have presented to the Black stone Memorial library number of ar tIcles that are very interesting through their connection with the early life of Branford.
 Mrs. Thomas Crouch, of Branford, has for her guest Miss Clara Gillespie, of this city.
 Julius Laske the Chrych street to- bacco dealer, has returned from his Flu ropean tour He is receiving a hearty welcome from his friends.
 Albert Plant, jr., of Branford is spending a vacation in Berkshire, Mass.
 Julius Gallery, of Nash street. with his wife and daughter Margaret, left yesterday morning for stay of week with relatives in Elizabeth, N. J., where MT and Mrs. Gallery's daughter Nettie is visiting.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson, of Grosvenordale, is the guest of the Hutchinson family on Hopson avenue, Branford.
 A delightful musicale was given Fri day night. in honor of Miss K. Rade- macher, by Mir and Mrs. s. J. Hugo, at their residence on Winthrop avenue. Miss Rademacher rendered numerous cornet solos during the evening. A pleasant number was the duett by the Misses Dah1meyer and Hugo, each lady lreceiving a bouquet of roses. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. s. J. Hugo, Mir. and Mrs. J. Hugo, the Misses Hugo. Miss HDahlmeyer. Miss Rade- lmacher and c. Hugo s. Hugo, William Hugo and H. P. Menges.
 Miss M. A. Heating, of Waterbury, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. J, Por- zenheim, of Crown street. Miss Keat- ing is one of the few women enjoying the pleasure of meeting Mrs. and Miss Roosevelt Friday.
 Mrs. w E.. Case and son Everett, of Simons avenue SimonsvilIe, are visit
 
 for a few weeks.
 John Gay, of Boston, former proprie- tor of the Hotel Majestic on Chapel street, is registered at Lucey's hotel, on Temple street, Mir Gay will remain in town several days. Miss Elizabeth Nichols, of this city, is the guest of Miss Gertrude Russell in Newtown.
 Madame Jeffords, of New York, who has been the guest of Mrs, William H. Van Buren, of Grown street, for sev- eral days, returned to her home Satur- day
 Miss Catherine Butler, of Howard avenue, who is enjoying very delight full driving trip through the Berkshire Hills, is expected home next Wednes- day. Miss Butler is accompanied by the Misses Roach and Henry Roach, of Suff1eld. The party has been frequent ly heard from at various stopping places, including Norfolk, Litchfield, iLenox, Lee, stockbridge and Great Bar rington.
 L. Edmund Tooker, of this city, is spending two weeks in Essex with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Bray Tooker.
 Joseph Whittlesey of Prospect street with the Misses Whittlesey are visiting with friends on the Massachusetts coast in the ivicinity of Buzzard's Bay. Miss Whittlesey Is to fill the chair of political economy at Wellesley this coming year, in the absence of the present professor, who is to take a years leave of absence.
 Miss Bertha, Bradley is still visiting in Rochester, N. r., where she Is the guest of her fiance's mother.
 The wedding of Miss Munson of Whitney avenue and Mir Bill will take place Septem- Der 9 and will be quiet home affair.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Somers, who went abroad early in July for a European trip, have returned home.
 Mrs. Charles Monson and Miss Orga Mon son, who have been summering at James, town,\R. l., will remain there for the rest of the season.
 Miss Rebecca Beach, who has been absent from this city during the summer is now at Pine Orchard. Miss Florence Truman of 319 Crown street has returned from stay at the For est and Stream club in Vermont. On Fri day she entertained at luncheon at the Country club, having as guests, some New York friends.
 Dr. Smyth, who had deferred his vacation period for a week or more in order to off ciate at the funeral services of Mir. Galpin, who died In London recently. Is at Henry L. Hotchkiss camp in the Adirondacks. From there he will later go to Maine. Miss May Smyth is at Washington, Conn.,, for the summer.
 Mrs. Roger White. 2d. is visiting friends on the Massachusetts coast.