The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-22

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 A party of young ladies from New York and New Haven are spending a few days in Torrington. In the party are Miss Rose Brown, the Misses Lil- Han and Sarah sarasohn and Miss Julia Junovick. 5-.g5.Er*. ...-s- s-.
 Miss Gladys Humphrey, of West Ha- ven, is spending the summer season at Bethlehem.
 Edward Farley, of Valley street, weeks vacation pleasantly spent in many of the northern towns of the state. s.s.
 William Robbins, who is employed by the Southern New England Telephone company in South NorWalk, is at his home in Westville. .
 Announcement has just been made of the marriage of Miss Emma Litcht- blau, of South Norwalk, to Charles Mill Ter, of this city, the ceremony having been performed June 23, MT. and Mrs. Miller will reside here.
 At Brocketts Point pavilion last night Mrs. Kohn, of Bishop street, gave a dance in honor of some guests from out of town. The affair was a very pleasant one.
 Mrs. William A. Wright, of Beach street, Savin Rock, entertained the Up- to-Date club of Westville yesterday. This is one of the many literary clubs formed and directed by Mrs. Laurens Lennox, and the meeting yesterday partook of the nature Of an outing.
 The contest for the ladies' cup which has been offered by A. M. Young will be played (weather permitting) at the golf links of the Pine Orchard Country club this afternoon.
 Mrs. Agnes Parsons, of Willimansett, Mass, has removed to this city.
 Professor William E. Chandler and daughter, Miss Frances Woods Chand- Ter, of New Haven, are at the home of MT. and Mrs. William B. Kimball in Enfield
 Judge and Mrs. |. M Hubbard. of Wallingford, will leave July 31 for their annual sojourn during the month of August at Saratoga. On their return their daughter, Mrs. F. B. Hancock, and child, of Philadelphia. will be their guests during September. K At a special praise service at the Cheshire Congregations church Sum day evening, which was largely attend ed, solos were sung by Miss Mary Bald- win and Albert Dudley of this city, who is pupil of Dr. Jones. A male quar- tette rendered several numbers beauti-' fully.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gates and daughters, of this city, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. William Crandall at their home in Norwich.
 z pr. w. c. Vile, of Danbury. brother il-law ofiC. H. Loomis, the piano ner chant of New Haven, entertained the children of the Danbury home, with the matron and some friends, at his home yesterday afternoon He sent carriages after them and sent them back in the same way after they partook of the hospitality of Tarrywile.
 Among the speakers at the field day meeting of the New Haven County Po- mona grange 10 be held at Mansffeld's Grove Thursday, July 30, will be Gov ernor Batchelder, of New Hampshire, who is also the lecturer of the National grange, and r. A. Derthick, master of the state grange of Ohio.
 George A. Ely, Mrs. A l. Ely and family and Mrs. c. E. Bell, of Southing- ton, returned from West Haven Mon- day. They shortened their visit a week because of the illness of Mrs. Ely's son Carl.
 E. Starr Sanford and family, who have been living at Bell Island, will move Thursday to New Haven, where MT Sanford will open a photographic studio. Danbury News.
 Miss Mary Rhoades, Miss Martha Clark, Miss May Fowler and Miss Ber- tha Coy, of Milford, returned Monday from Northfield, where they have been. camping out the past week, and spent almost their whole time in attendance upon the religious conventions in that .citw
 Miss Mabel Wilhelny, of Milford, is away on an extended visit with friends in the northern part of the state.
 Mrs. c. A. l.. Totten, of Milford, with her daughter and son. is on months visit with Lieutenant James Totten, who is stationed at Fort Mansfield, Watch Hill, R. I.
 George T, White. of the Tontine, ac- cofnpanied by Mrs. White, left Monday for Canada, where they will spend two weeks. MT. and Mrs. White go directly to Quebec where they will visit MT. Whites relatives for few days. Then they expect to take trip ito the coun- try, where they will spend the remain der of their vacation.
 Mrs. Clara Schugerman, of Brooklyn, is visiting Mrs. D. J. Scott, of Congress avenue.
 Mrs Crawford, of George street, is on a visit with friends in Massachusetts for the summer.
 Professor Rentz, formerly organist at St. Johns R. c. church and now of the Sacred Heart church of Brooklyn, N, Y, is the guest of Michael Dillcr, of Cedar street. s,
 MT. and Mrs. Robert W. Veitch and Miss Caldwell. of New York city, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert veitch, jr., of IA Barnett street. Vest vile. i2s
 Mrs. Edward Seabury McGee and daughter, of New York, are stopping at the Outlook cottage, Sunset Beach, at Branford @..,- >
 Mrs, Arthur Wl1itcomb. who has been spending a portion of the summer in Milford, has returned to her home in Paterson, N. J.
 Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald and Mrs. Frank Smith, both of Hartford, are wis.,