The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-29

 Local Social Event. Here and EIss- where.
 E. J. Todd. secretary Of the Spring field Rubber Tire O., of this city. has as his guest his mother. who is visiting here from Springfield. O.
 Mrs. Elmer Strong of Main street, West Haven, has gone to New York to spend her vacation.
 Mrs. A. B. Champion of Middletown is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. A. Wilcox of the Horse Pond dis trict, Madison.
 Miss Reita Catlin of Richard street, West Haven. entertained a few friends Wednesday evening. A light luncheon was served. and pleasant evening was spent Those present were Miss Jessie Meescham. Merrill Smith, Ray Smith, Howard Meecham, and Mrs. c. N. Bal lard, who acted IS chaperon.
 Mrs. William Downs and daughter, Miss Alice Downs, who have been spending two weeks with friends in Brooklyn, N. Y. have returned to their home on Willard street.
 Mir and Mrs Christopher WatrouS and Mir. and Mrs. Waldo Marvin of this city are among the guests specially in- vited to attend the launching of the United States protected cruser Des Moines at the Fore River shipyard, Quincy, Mass, on September 20, by Miss Elsie Maeomber of Des Moines. who has been selected by Governor Cum mins of Iowa to christen the vessel.
 Miss Mosher's Sunday school class held an ice cream and cake sale on the Methodist Episcopal church lawn, West Haven, yesterday afternoon and even ing. The entertainment in the evening consisted of recitations, vocal and in- strumental music.
 The Madison golf club will hold a tournament on Labor day, the contest being for prize offered by William B. Hartman The tournament is open to members of the club only.
 Miss Frances Sperry of West Haven has returned from Meriden, where she went to attend parlor party given at the Meriden house. Miss Sperry was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Fairchild.
 Mrs. Page of Ramsdell street has re- turned to her home after months stay with friends in Massachusetts.
 Thomas R. MacKay of Third avenue, West Haven. has returned home after spending very pleasant vacation in Gil1ett, Pa.
 c. A. St. George, head clerk of the Besse- Richey Co.,, is enjoying weeks vacation, a portion of which will be spent in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Woodford and Raymond Woodford of Center street, West Haven,~ who have been spending month at Weymouth Beach, Mass, returned Wednesday.
 Miss Annie Courtney of Easthampton, Mass, has returned to her home after a very pleasant sojourn during the past three weeks with relatives in this city. Miss Courtney is a very attractive young lady, and is one of the most popular in Easthampton society.
 MT. and Mrs. William Everitt and children of Richard Place West Haven, who have been spending a month at Kinderhook, N Y, have returned home. They are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Edward Lester of Forest Hill, Newark, N. ].
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Wilrnot of Montpelier Vt, are in this city as the guests of friends on York street.
 Mrs. E. W. Dickener of Philadelphia is the guest of her niece, Mrs. J. w. Hopper of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. George Darby and daughter, Georgetta, have returned after visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Lentsch of Mount Vernon, N. Y, and Mrs. J. o. Harrington of Brooklyn.
 Mrs. W. B. Warner, who has been spending some time at the shore in Woodmont, has returned to his home in West Haven.
 Miss Gussie Mortimer has returned to West Haven from her vacation of tour weeks in Sound Beach. She also visited her friend, Miss Gladys Jones of Chester Hall, Mt. Vernon. Other side trips were to West Point and Manhat- tan Beach.
 Mrs. Wilfred Ford of Westville, who some time ago fell down a flight of stairs and broke her right wrist, is en- tirely recovered from her accident
 MT. and Mrs. C. W. Bailey, who have DGGT VlSltlllS III IlduuciIs 1oHV 1CINh iiSN to their home on Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Fraser and daughter, who have been spending a month as the guest of their son, Angus Fraser, and MT. and Mrs. Murdock Dingwall, left yesterday morning for their home in Buffalo, N. Y. Angus Fraser, who is in the New Haven signal corps, is now doing duty in the army and navy fight.
 Madame Tealdi, who is summering in Europe, was, during the past week, at Courmayeur, in the Alps. and is having a most delightful journey. She expects to return to this city about October 1.
 Henry Heiniger and Charles Pfuderer left yesterday on a one weeks vacation trip to Glen Island, Brooklyn, and other points of interest.
 Harry Manville, of Prince & White ly's, residing on County street, who was taken i'll Wednesday, is back at his place of business.
 Frederick Wadhams of Blake street, who was injured four days ago by fall ing from tree, is still confined to his bed. MT Wadhams fell from a tree