The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-22

vate concert at Norfolk next Wednes-i day evening. He will sing with Ger trude May Stein, contralto, and Miss | Zimmerman, the noted soprano. l Mrs. Frank Shepard, of 2S2 George; street, left on Wednesday for Vermont,
 where she has been called owing to the settlement of a large estate left by her relative. x A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by a few of Miss Cooks friends Mon
 day evening at her residence, 321 Cedar I street, the affair being given in honor
 of Miss May Drinan, of Providence, who. ! is visiting her. Miss Leola Lucy rem
 dered some appropriate selections in a ! fine manner. l Miss Carrie Bradley, of Columbus
 avenue, left Tuesday for Dover, N. H.. l where she will spend part of her vaea- l ton
 MT. and Mrs. Andrews and family, of l Waterbury. who have been stopping at
 Savin Rock all summer, will return to- ] day.
 Mrs. w. A Cabin and daughter.
 Miss Helen L Galpin, who have been spending the past three weeks in the Adirondack Mountains, are now at sar- I atoga. yiss 4
 Mrs. ". Bailey and children have I gont to West Morris for vacation at H. zeigler's.
 Mrs. George Turney of Derby, ist the guest of Mrs. William Merwin. of Sea
 Breeze cottage, Woodmont. # Mir. and Mrs. George. Keppel, of $ Garden street, are entertaining for two
 or three weeks MT and Mrs. Frank l Hutchinson and family Of Rensselaer,, | New York.
 l A very pleasant hop was given in the | town hall at Morris recently by guests
 at Shady Side and the Clark honle-
 stead. < I Mrs. James Dickinson and three chil- dren, who have been spending the sum I mer in Branford with Mrs F. Began, Of
 South Main street, have returned to their home.
 Gus Thomas, conductor on the Con- l solidated road, with a party, is occu-
 pying. a cottage at Pond Point, near I Milford
 MT. and Mrs. George Bradley are trol- leying up the Hudson valley. Their F pulpOoC3 IS GLU LIpllEy# dS IdE IlOELH as possible and then take steam cars to their stopping place. E4 ! A party of young ladies chaperoned l by Mrs. Willard White have taken the
 cottage corner Bungalow and Miller's
 court, Short Beach. Miss Thompson, of this city is the
 guest of Miss Eleanor Sanford of Litch- field. # Miss Della Mann, of 16S Olive street, I is spending two weeks as the guest of
 Miss Emily Leuben of States avenue,
 Atlantic City. 3 Dr. and Mrs. Gaylord have for their. guests Mrs. Frank Bowen and daughter
 Bertha. of Meriden.
 l Miss Alice McBrien, of Bishop street,
 is visiting in New York and Manhattan l Beach. # l Rev. and Mrs. Munson. of Waterbury,
 are visiting friends in this city for a
 short time.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Davis and little
 daughter Evely, of Elm street, are in.
 Keene, N. H., for few weeks vacation I trip. i.ss& si a Guests from West Haven and Wood-
 mont were present at the fortieth an-
 nual reunion of the Hubbard family,
 held at the Hubbard farm, Ya1esville, Wednesday,. $$ :. .~ George A. Kelly has returned home
 from very pleasant ten weeks vaca- <! ton. r <
 At the August meeting of Mary Floyd l Tallmadge chapter, D. A. R., at the 1 home of Mrs. Edward W. Seymour in
 Litchfield this week the address of the
 afternoon was Mrs Charles w. Pickett,
 of this city. Her topic was '"The Mod
 ern Woman and Her Grandmother-a
 Contrast" A vote of thanks was ex- I tended to Mrs. Pickett for her interest ing paper.
 Mrs. R. T. McNichoil, wife of Rev. R. 4 T. McNicholl formerly pastor of the
 Methodist church in New Britain and
 previously of this city, is reported to be
 slightly improved.
 Mrs. L. R. Walker, of Hyde Park, .l Mass, is the guest of her daughter
 Mrs. G. E. Hubbard, of West Haven,
 for few weeks.
 Miss Nellie Pease, of Middletown vis- ited her cousin, Mrs. Charles Augur, of West Haven. Wednesday,.
 Miss Florence Frisbie, daughter of E.. H c. Frisbie. of Hartford. will sail for Italy on the steamer Hohenzollern next Saturday.
 Mrs. Samuel Cornwall, of West Ha-
 ven, is entertaining Mrs. Ada Fuller, of Westfield, Mass. q Lunan P. Parker, of Meriden, cele-
 brated his ninetieth birthday on Tues 'l day. } Mrs, Charles H. Merwin, of 52 Bishop