The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-07

- ing trip.
 Miss Georgia Bennett of this city is the guest of Miss Hazel Fryer of Georgetown.
 J. D. Muhlfelder will leave to-day for vacation to be spent at Ballston Spa, N. r., where his family is summering. F. Franklin Coeller Of Howard ave nue is spending his vacation among the Catskills. ,<.-....
 John W. Gaffney, jr., of Waterbury is spending his vacation at Savin Rock and Woodmont. &5.~z Mir. and Mrs. Herbert E. Chamber lain, who have been spending month in Brooklyn, returned yesterday to the home of their parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. ". Cummings. @.zJ H. E. Manning of Torrington is spend ing his vacation with party of friends in this city. -., ~ Alfred Powell of Front avenue will sail for England August '. MT. Powell expects to be away two months, visiting his brothers and, relatives. William Freeman of WatertoWn is visiting friends in this city. Earle Noble, who is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. II, w. Allen of Second avenue, West Haven. left yesterday for his home at Fredericksburg, Md. Miss Isabelle Tolles and James Tolles, jr., of West Haven, returned from their outing to Great Harrington, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. James Monroe and chil- dren of this city were the guests yester- day os MT. and Mrs. H. W. filling in West Haven.
 Miss Noack of Stamford is the guest of her father, Superintendent Noack of the New York Lock Co, Branford. Mrs. John L. Sherman is sick at her home on First avenue, West Haven. Miss Elizabeth Clancy of Mendel & Freedman's millinery department will leave to-day for Naugatuek, where she will spend her vacation with relatives. !. H. Warden of West Haven, who has been home with his family, yeft yes- terday for western business trip, go- ing as far west as San Francisco. An entertainment was booked for Woodmont chapel last evening with Miss Gaffney of West Haven in several lrecitations.
 Harry Warden. who has been the guest os his parents at their home on Court street. West Haven, returned yes- terday to Worcester Mass, where he is engaged in business
 The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Watson L. Phillips left yesterday for Thorn Moun- tain park, Jackson, N. H., where they will be the guests of Professor and Mrs. Joseph R. French of Bishop street at the French family's cottage. After al short stay there Dr. and Mrs Phillips will go to their summer home at East Pembroke. Mass.
 Mrs. Frederick Terrill of Middlefield, and Miss Rose Coe are the guests of Mir and Mrs. F. J. Crawford of Sim street, West Haven.
 Mrs l.. R. Stetson and little daughter Esther, who have been at Bantam lake for two weeks. have returned to their home on Wooster Place. Both had an enjoyable outing.
 James Carroll the West Haven news boy who was hurt few weeks ago, re- yesterday.
 Mrs. Cole and Miss Grace Platt of this Ieity are members of house party at the home of Miss Jennie Nichols in Weston.
 Miss Maud Platt of White Plains. N. r, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Edna Warden of Court street, West Haven.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. R J. Brice on Sunday. Mir. Brice is a tuner for the Mathushek Piano com pany
 Miss Winnie Benton of this city is visiting friends in Yalesville.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Russell of Sherland avenue has gone to Newtown and Miss Ida Bruce will join her there next week.
 The Woman's Twentieth Century club have issued invitations for the session of the Northern Federation of Womans clubs to be held at the Dixwell avenue Congregational church, August F to 14, inclusive.
 \ Mr. and Mrs. John Julian Merwin have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Helen Welles, to Harry Donaldson Thompson, Wednes- day evening August 19, at o'clock in the Congregational church. Orange, Conn. The ceremony will be followed by reception at the home of the bride "At home'' first and second Wednesdays in November. at 59S Washington ave- nue, West Haven.
 Miss Mary F. Cooley and Miss Lucy Y. Caldwell from Westtield, Mass. to- gether with Miss Sara Dean from New ark, N. J., have been passing a few days with Mrs. Alvin Ames on their return from Indian Neck. Conn.
 Mrs. James H. Macdonald, wife of the highway commissioner, accompanied MT. Macdonald from their home in this city to his office at the state capitol yesterday. at t
 Miss Elizabeth FurIong Of Bellevue street, Hartford, accompanied by her niece, Miss Nellie Fitzgibbons, is spend- ing a few weeks in Meriden and at sayin Rock. s$e& s. sf . Isaac B. Hyatt and family of Meriden are spending the month of August at their cottage at Indian Neck. D. s
 Mrs. W. H. Latham of Grove street, Meriden, is spending her vacation at the Palmer cottage. Short Beach.
 At the fire company's fair in the town hall, Milford, last evening, a programme was rendered consisting of vocal solos by Mrs. Irma Goldenblum of Hartford and E. c. Gordon of Milford; piano solos by Professor Reynolds of New Haven; fancy dancing by Miss Middle brook. and some very funny feats of slack wire walking by Rudolph Laug- ner.