The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-23

| Thursday for visit at Yonkers, N. l Y. She will go to the Forest and Stream l club at Wilmington Vt, early in July, | to spend the remainder of the season. | MT. and Mrs. John Platt of Chapel | street will also be domiciled at this | same club for the season. | Philip s. Smith, son of Dr. H. H. Smith, has returned home from the | military academy in New Jersey, where he is a student.
 Miss Elsie I. Dickson of Aetna street, | Waterbury, is visiting at the home of | friends in this city.
 John Day Jackson sails for Europe l on Tuesday on the Kaiserln Maria | Theresa for a short vacation in France l and northern Europe. Lieutenant Frank w. Kellogg's name is included in the list of promotions sent to the senate by the president Thurs ! day His promotion is from lieutenant to lieutenant commander. Lieutenant Kellogg is a son of General S. w. Kel- logg of Waterbury.
 Philip Mooney of Fillmore street has returned home from Holy Cross college for the summer vacation.
 Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes and Miss
 Caroline Stokes are expected to sail for this country early in July. Mrs. s. A. MerWin, who has been nv ing for the past year or two at PaWI- ing, N. Y is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
 George F. Daniels of Manhan street,
 Waterbury, and later will visit another daughter, Mrs. Henry A. Burton, at Walnut Beach.
 Mr. and Mrs J. Edward Somers of Whitney avenue are at their cottage at Woodmont for the season. MT. ana Mrs. Thomas Bassett have taken the adjoining cottage and will go down ear ly in July.
 Christopher Smith of Hallock ave- nue has returned from Philadelphia college, where he is studying dentistry.
 MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Bronson of An sonia are at Woodmont. having taken a cottage there. They will remain all of the summer. Mrs. Bronson was formerly Miss Sara Converse of this city and was one of the early spring brides.
 Carl A. Hildebrand, graduate of Boardman 1902, is contemplating a Eu- ropean trip in the very near future.
 Miss Earl of Cottage street is in Westfield, Mass, the guest at large house party there. She went up on Saturday and will remain week.
 Augustus Schollhorn and William Scholhorn have been occupying their cottages at Cosey Beach for several weeks.
 Miss Bertha Boles of Normal school has returned to her home in Green- wich.
 Mrs. William A. Aiken of Washington street, Norwich, is visiting in this city.
 Arthur B. Mills, graduate of Board- man high school 1902, has planned to take bicycle trip to Providence. R. l.
 Miss Louise Thresher of East Broad street. Norwich, is visiting in this city.
 Miss May Dorsey has returned to her home in Waterbury. Miss Lulu Butler has also returned to Waterbury.
 Mrs. A. Maxcy Hitler of Temple l street. with her three daughters, Miss Helen, Miss Constance and Miss Celia | Farnam Hitler, left last Wednesday for their summer home, "Thayercroft,' West Medway,, Mass.
 Rev. William B. Clark of Clifton l Springs and his daughters, Miss Helen | Clark of this city and Miss Jane Clark | of Garden City, L. l.. are occupying | tn eBacon house on Beech drive, Nor wich, for the summer.
 New Haven guests who attended the | commencement exercises at Mt. St. Jo- | seph's seminary in Hartford, Thurs day, were: Mrs. Delaney, Mrs. Smith. | Mrs. Connolly, Miss Ward Miss Mary | Doran, Miss Annie Considine, Miss Stel- | la Keane, Sergeant McGrath, Messrs. | Vincent Keane and James Maroney.
 Roger Wolcott of Yale left this city | on Wednesday for his home in Laredo | Tex.
 A birthday surprise was rendered Ev- erett Babson at his home in Fair Ha- |