The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-12


 Florence Law. Mrs. c. A. Lamp | l, Mrs. s. H. Roseberg, Mrs. J. s. Os- | born. Mrs. H. H. Hopkins, Mrs. c. J. | Benham, Mrs E. H. Neuman, Miss Fan | nie c. Bishop. Mrs. c. H. Butler. Mrs. | F. H. Shepard. Mrs. c. s. Benham It | was decided to have a mid-winter re- union of the association. Professor Horatio ". Parker of the | Yale school of music, has returned from | his summer vacation at Cottage City, l Mass. His family will remain there a week longer. Mir. and Mrs Cornelius H. Conway, who have occupied the cottage at Cosey Beach since early June, are back in the city again. Master Frederick Bell of Brooklyn has returned home after pleasant visit with Master William Bohan of 671 State street. Professor Carlton M. Lewis of the English faculty at Yale has returned from his summer vacation and is ar- ranging for the opening of classroom work in two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Fields of Trum- bull street are in town after spending the summer pleasantly at Rangley lakes.
 The fall meeting of the Connecticut Society of the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America will be held at the Country club, New Haven, on Thursday, September IT. All associates Of the society. with ladies and other friends whom they wish to ask as their personal guests, are cordially invited. Dinner will be served at 1:30 p. m., af- ter which a very interesting paper on s'What We Owe the Peouots'' will be read by Rev. Edward Grier Fullerton, Ph. D., of Bridgeport. Associates ex- pecting to be present are requested to advise the secretary at once, stating how many plates are desired at the din- ner for personally invited guests, so that pro0er provision may be made for all who attend. The committee is compos- ed of Edward Eyeritt Sill governor and Charles Lewis Nihols Gamp, secre- tary.
 Miss Lucy R. Carnahan, secretary to Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes. has return ed from her vacation spent with rela- lives in Ohio. The young ladies of Muhlfelder's mill Emery store commemorated the close of SuDper and general good time at Wilcox's, Saw in Rock. Thursday night Some of those noticed were Misses Kane, McAlpin, Barry, Moves, Daily, Myers, Connolly Began, Holbrook, Hammes, Yunger- man and Heslin, and Mrs. Harris.
 Mrs. May P. Dow, of Little Falls, Minnesota. is visiting her brother, J. H. Savage, of 131 Howe street. Mrs. lrxxy srxyo1n F +p Cn1o ic ago and this is her first visit east since then. She will remain in this city until spring.
 Joseph Lauber, Yale L. S., 1903, will leave soon to open an office in Water bury. a.>
 Milo L. Peck of George street, has returned to his home from three- months vacation in the Adirondacks Mrs. S. Peck returned Sunday after stay of eleven weeks at Long Lake, New York
 H. l.. Young, of Westville, is on a trip through Massachusetts, visiting rela- < lives and friends F. Chatfield, of the George M. Grant company, and his family have just moved into their new home on Orange street.
 Mrs. E. Seward, of Brooklyn, is visit \ ing Miss Maud l.. Stratton, of Orchard street. MT. and Mrs. Sereno Scranton, of New York city, are spending few days with MT. Scrantor1's parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Samuel Scranton, in Madison.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Brown of West ville, are spending short vacation in Maine. st.
 Miss Elsie Bliss, of Clinton, has &C., cepted position as school teacher in East Windsor.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Stevens, of Brooklyn, are the guests of MT. Stew ems parents. MT. and Mrs. A. H. Stew ems, in Clinton.
 Mrs. H. s. Johnson of Trun1bull street has returned from 8 pleasant stay in