The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-06

During his absence Dr. Eliot will have charge of his office.
 Charles H. Keeshin, the popular ad- vance agent for first-class theatrical and minstrel organizations, wha has been in town for two months past talk ing his first vacation of any length in twenty-five years, leaves on Saturday to travel in advance for the presentation of "The Village Parson," which opens at the Metropolis theater in New York on August IS, and after a stay there the show goes to Philadelphia for a stay, returning thence to New York for pre- sentation again, and then begins long tour.
 w. D. Wood one of the largest stock holders in the Peerless Motor Carriage company, of Cleveland, O.. and daugh- ter, were at the New Haven house yes terday. Accompanied by chauffeur they are taking two thousand mile au- tomobile trip in their big machine, which attracted a great deal of atten- ton about the streets of the city yes- terday.
 Mrs Frank Bronson, Miss Myrtle Bronson and Miss Louise Gibson, daughter of Sergeant Alexander Gib- son, of the police department, who have been absent on ten days trip spent at the Lyman Homestead, Norwich, returned Monday.
 John J. Dinnan and family have gone to Short Beach to spend the summer in their cottage "The Bixby.'
 MT. and Mrs J. o. Riddel and daugh- ter from Redlands, Cal, are visiting in the city, the guests of Mrs. G. M. Grant in Lyon street.
 Mrs. H. N. Scharf. of Brooklyn, who formerly resided in this city. is here on trip to Vermont, accompanies by MT. and Mrs. W. R. White of this city. | MT. and Mrs. Edward Mansfield are entertaining Miss Lillie Jewell, of Prov idence, R. l., at their home on Elm stree.
 Miss Jennie Carney, of Stone street, Waterbury, is the guest of Miss May Dennis, of New Haven.
 Professor and Mrs. William Beebe, of 262 Bradley street, are away on their summer outing.
 Mrs. James Jordan, of New Haven, is the guest of her sister, Mrs M. H. Nor ton, of Upson avenue, Winsted.
 Miss Bakewell and maid of Bradley street, left at the end of last week for visit to Philadelphia.
 Misses Josephine Williams, Madeleine Shea, Helena Williams, Gertrude Shea and Mary O'Connell are numbered among the residents of New Haven who are spending the month of August in | Norfolk.
 1 Dwight Williams, of Court street, an employe of D. M. Welch & Sons, has joined his mother at the M. P. cottage at Plainville, where he will spend his vacation.
 Judge James P. Platt, who has been summering in sharon, this state, is now at the New Marlboro inn, New Marlbo- TO, Mass.
 Mrs. c. w.. Curtiss, of 564 Orange street, wife of the former superinten- dent of schools of this city, celebrated her birthday Monday.
 Albert Goodale and family, of New ington, have gone to Morris Cove for a short vacation with the family of E. $. Goodale
 MT and Mrs. William B. Armstrong, of "A High street, who with their sons, Ralph M. and John w., will visit Mich igan, their former home.
 Miss Maud Bouton and Miss Ada Ed wards. of New Haven are the guests of Mrs. Claire F. Luther in Mystic
 Miss Julia filling, of Stevens Heights has gone to the Catskills for an outing
 Serene R. Ford of Stamford. started Monday morning on four weeks vaca- ton, which he will spend in Ottawa and Toronto. Stanley Whitney, a pupil oi MT Ford's, will play the organ in the Methodist church, Stamford, during August.
 The Misses Frankie and Angela Croly of Croly cottage Savin Rock, have left for two weeks stay at Saratoga, N, Y
 Mrs. J. K. Lawrence, together witt Mrs R. J. Walsh and family, of Green
 wich, left Monday morning for Bethle
 hem, White Mountains, where tht month of August will be enjoyabl,
 passed. MT. Lawrence expects t shortly join his wife in Bethlehem, N
 H.
 Miss Katherine Sperzel was tenderec !,
 friends at her home, No. 21 Ann street
 Sunday. Music and a supper were tn features of the celebration. An excel lent solo was rendered by Miss Flor: Burkhardt. Those present were tn
 Misses Emma and Flora Burkhardt : Tillie Scharf, Hattie Hannegeisser,
 Tillie and Lulu Sperzel.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibson, of Soul
 End, Stamford, are entertaining as thei
 guest their daughter, Mrs Anna Brow f of New Haven. Mrs. Brown is study
 ing to fit herself for nurse in tn General hospital of New Haven. Mrs. S. F. Deshon, wife of the popu
 lar manager of Yale university dinin 5 hall, left on Monday for months visi 5 to be spent in Maine. ) Mrs. Frances Bridgewater of New 9 ington, is visiting her son Frank an | family at their home in West Haven. ) Mrs. Fred Kinsley and daughter l Leonie, of IS Leonard street, are spend = ing the month of August in the Berk shires.
 Frank Sweeney, of New Haven. 5 spending a weeks vacation with rela f tives in Naugatuck. = Miss Bessie Martin. of Morris Cove, t visiting her grandmother Mrs. Wi
 liam Martin, of Dixwell avenue, for 0 few days.
 k MT. Conrad Nuhn, the Church stree = barber, celebrated his firty-fourt
 hirthdav Monday pIaa Soptlv with tT7