The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-09

--LocaI Social Events Here and EsIss- where.
 The ladies of the Mishkan Israel Sew ing society will have whist and lotto party at the residence of Mrs. L. c. Hell. corner of California street and Peck avenue. Savin Rock, at o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon, July If. All are cordially invited.
 John Petrie and wife of Valley street started on Tuesday on an auto trip through Litchfield county. Winsted is the objective point and they will take many side trips from there.
 Mrs. John P. Kelly and two children, Adeline and Herbert, of New York, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George B. Johnson of Whitney avenue for a few weeks.
 Miss Helen Hayes of 20 Elliott street has returned from a visit with her sis fer in New York city. @
 Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Macomber have removed from their former home in Matteawan, Duchess county. N. Y.. to reside with their son and daughter-in- law, Mir and Mrs. Charles s. Macom- Der, in this city. .E-
 Miss Marion Nichols, Miss Bertha Street and Miss Emaline Street, Vassar girls, left Tuesday night for Lake George, where they will be guests for Two weeks at a house party.
 Mrs. Susan Goodwin of Baldwin Place sailed yesterday on the steamer Teu- tonic for Liverpool. She will be away until late in the fall, travelling exten- sfvely through England, going over to Paris later in the summer.
 IF. B. Street and family are spending the month of July at their cottage, Morris Cove.
 Miss May oMeara and Miss Eliza beth Conboy have returned from a weeks stay at Niagara Falls and with friends in Rochester.
 The Misses Alice and May O Connell of 295 Orchard street are visiting Miss Bessie Sheridan of New London, where they will spend the month of July.
 At musical benefit given,in Madison Town hall last evening. Miss Helen Coyle sang "The Message of the Vio- Jet" All of the other talent was se- aected from the summer contingent at. Madison.
 Mrs. Mary Van Dyke, with X her daughter, MT. and Mrs. c. $. sMacorn- Der.
 Mrs. Helena Lederman of New York has left Savin Rock, where she was visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Harry ! Hyman, for Long Branch. Mrs. Leon Krieger and Miss Joyce Krieger are stopping at Tierney hotel. Savin Rock, for a short time. Mrs Krieger is a sis ter of Mir. Hyman, the Church street clothing merchant. Mrs. Clara Hymant of Providence, Mrs. Eli Jacobs, Mrs. Clara Cohn of New York and Master Irwin Jacobs are guests of Mrs. Harry Hyman at their fine cottage, Beach { street, Savin Rock. Mrs. Jacobs re- sides in Indiana and has made an ex- tended tour through the east. She is D sister of Harry Hyn1an.
 Mrs. Lucey of West Haven is plan ming to entertain some friends at a lawn party Friday evening, weather permitting.
 Judge Bronson and family will go down to the fine new place near Col pnial Inn, Woodmort, which they have recently purchased, the last of this week for the summer.
 Misses Minnie. and Edith Swanonu of Walnut street have returned home af- ter a few days visit with friends on Fisher's Island.
 Mrs. Oscar Bruce, Mrs. Eva French, Grand Warden Wooster and Deputy Carr attended the social of Princess Hodge, N. E. 0. F., in Branford, We'd nesday night. The entertainment in- cluded piano selections by Misses Eve 1yn Murray, Olive Terhune, Mary John- son, and songs by Misses Norine and Elizabeth Scanlan. Ice cream and cake were served.
 H. Almqllist of West Haven tele- graphed yesterday to his family that he and his brother were in New York, having sailed there in a small sailboat and were waiting for wind to return home.
 Henry l. Hotchkiss and family of 55 Hillhouse avenue will leave to-day for their delightful camping place at Paul Smiths in the Adirondacks. Mrs. c. Llistig, who has been visit ing on Third avenue, West Haven, left yesterday for her home at South Deer field, Mass.
 Everitt Allen of Second avenue, West Haven, is camping with a party of boys at Brockett's Point. He expects to be away for two weeks.
 The condition of Henry E. Miller of Ansonia, who came to this city to un- dergo an operation, has so much irn- proved that he will leave the hospital the present week. He will go to Savin Rock and remain there for a couple of weeks before he returns to Ansonia.
 Mrs Paul Barnett of Second avenue, West Haven, is entertaining her sister, Miss Eaton of Philadelphia. &
 The Twentieth Century Whist club of Branford will be entertained by Mrs. Charles Covert at her summer home, Fairvfew, Sunset Beach, on Friday It will be bundle whist The bus will leave corner Main and Rogers streets at 10 o'clock, and stop along the line for the members and friends invited.
 Miss Frances Putnam of Boston is