The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-29

Among the young friends from Bran ford entertained by Miss Roberta Brad ley at her summer home at Haycoek Point, Branford, on Monday, were Edith Tester, Grace and Hazel Ryder, Hazel Johnson, Anice Fowler, Florence Dug dale. The girls report a delightful time and a delicious dinner prepared and served by the young hostess,
 Mrs. c. H. Johnson of O3 Foote street has gone to Clinton for two or three weeks on g. visit to her brother, William Henry Willard. Mir. Johnson will meet her there Saturday. FIG. Robertson of this city registered at the Mount Washington house in Bret ton Woods, White Mountains, was one of the cup winners in the recent golf tournament and was present at din- ner given in their honor at the hotel last week. Mrs. J. W. Nichols, jr., of Branford. is convaIescing from a severe illness with malaria fever. Miss Harrie D. Staples of 1SS Lom- bard street has gone to Pleasant View Beach, Watch Hill, for a few weeks. She will visit Colonel c. B. Erickson's family.
 Miss Lauretta Babcock of Branford was expected home yesterday from Willimantic, where she has been the guest of Miss Alice. Bissell, formerly a teacher in Center school
 At the charming Reynolds cottage in Bethlehem. H J. Mullen of this city is sojourning.
 H. H. Foote, the veteran Odd Fellow, and Mrs. Foote. have been the guests of Mrs. John A. Blackstone in Branford, the formers cousin. for few days. The marriage of Miss Anna Rourke os SS5 Columbus avenue, and James Devlin will be one of the weeks events.
 Mrs. J. c. Barnes of Branford is yis- iting her brothers family in Stamford.
 Mrs John J. Carroll, maid and chil- dren of Grown street, will leave Satur- day for Granby, Conn, where they will pass the summer.
 Mrs. Parkerton of Branford has for her guest Mrs. Rose of Guildford
 c. A. Randall of the Levi c. Gilbert company left Monday for two weeks stay at Northfeld Mass.
 Assessor Theodore H. Macdonald, Mrs. Macdonald and their son have gone to the White mountains for a two weeks stay.
 Miss Sarah Dibble of Paved street, Branford. is entertaining for the sum lner her brother and family of this city.
 A. Holbrook of 7O1 Grand avenue has gone to Litchfield for few weeks
 Mrs. Jennie McLay of East Haven was guest the first of the week of Mrs. Montgomery of Ivy street, Branford.
 S. J. Thayer of 40 Dwight street is summering at Woodmont.
 Anson T. Babcock of the Yale & Towne company, New York city, is spending a two weeks vacation at his home in Branford.
 The I. c. Lewis residence in Stony Creek is occupied by several members of the family from Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Rebal and family of Brooklyn are visiting MT. and Mrs. R. c. Henze of 62 Arch street for a few weeks.
 Misses Elena and Lillian Dunlop of Meriden and Mrs. N. F. Knapp and
 
 guests of Mrs. Richard P. Hart of Bran ford, Montowese street returned to their respective homes Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Traendley and sister, Mrs. Wallace, with Albert Hurst and Miss Hurstsof Norwalk will take an automobile trip to this city tomorrow.
 Dr. Walter s. Quinn, the we'll known dentist, is spending the summer at the shore residence of his sister, Mrs. J. H. Adams at Bradley Point.
 Attorney Prentice w. Chase of this city spent Sunday with his family at the home of Joseph Robinson in Old Mystic.
 MT. and Mrs. Dorfman announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Bessie Gertrude, to David Hill Eater, the well known druggist at the corner of College and George streets. Miss Lizzie Coleman and Miss Annie Abnschein of New York city, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Max Schwartz of 465 Dixwell avenue. MT. Schwartz is the well known instructor at the Yale gymnasium The Misses Coleman and Abnschein and Mrs. Schwartz will enjoy 9 cruise for several days on the sound, with Captain Hilson on his boat. Several Stony Creek young ladies have commenced canvass of Stony Creek in the interest of the annual mid- summer fair and bazaar of St. Georges R. c. parish of Guilford. Miss May Henze, who has been spending vacation with friends in Woodbridge. has returned home after a pleasant visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Pfeiffer of New York city are visiting Mr. and, Mrs Martin Pfeiffer of this city. Mrs. Goodhart, wife of Attorney Ja- cob F. Goodhart, is stopping at the Berkshire Inn, Great Harrington, Mass. where she will remain until the latter part of August. MT. Goodhart expects to break away from legal responsibili- ties at that time and will join Mrs Goodhart. They will go to the interior of Maine and enjoy an outing until about the first of October. They antici- pate very pleasant time in the Maine woods. where they will live in camI for month.
 Mrs. Henry Opie of Stony Creek, who has been very ill for three or four days past. is reported a trifie more comfort. able. Daniel Hogan of Turnerville, who lately underwent an operation at the Backus hospital for appendicitis, has returned to his work in this city vel and strong again. &y5