The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
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BirfhdaY GeleoFatton-annnal Lawn
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 Jacob Frohlich of .ouinnipiac avenue is able to be out. He was at his store on East Grand avenue yesterday.
 On Wednesday evening a number of friends of George West surprised him at his home on Exchange street in hon. or of his sixteenth birthday. A pleas ant evening was spent by all present.
 Little interest is shown by owners of launches, sharpies, etc., for regatta on the Quinnipiac Labor day. MT Fonda, who is chairman of the launch commit tee. says there are at least twenty launches on the river and their owners are in the habit of claiming great speed He thinks this would be a good test for supremacy, and hopes many will enter their craft at once The vari- ous committees hoped for many entries, but are disappointed in the lack of in- terest shown.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Martin of Shell 1 ton are the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Blewett of Saltonstall avenue
 Officer Charles N. Mack has gone to Talcott mountain for two weeks va cation. His place is being filled by Supernumerary William Deskin of the New Haven police force,
 On Tuesday of this week some of the members of the Ladies' Aid society of | Grand avenue Baptist church spent the | day with Mrs. David Hanselpacl5er at Summer Island. Indian Neck. A very pleasant time was had by all attending. 1 Those who went were Mrs. A. Rowley, Mrs. H. Kay. Mrs. c. c. French, Mrs. 1 H. Toronto. Mrs. H. Kerch. Mrs. c. D. Manwaring,. Mrs. J. Male, Mrs. D. Hat I field, Mrs. Mary Price, Mrs. c. Hindin- ger. Mrs. F. Butler. Mrs. Nichols. Miss Anna McCord. rs. J. Phillips, Mrs. H. Santry, and Mrs. Diehl. s...4:-. ! Royal Stone and daughter of Detroit, i Mich., who has been visiting Mrs. Will liam Newton of Exchange street for the past month, have gone to Walling- ford for short stay with MT. Stones brother -.,-
 Olin and Fannie Woodward of Wood ward avenue have returned from Kent, where they spent two weeks. Mrs. John Crosley, who has been vis- iting Mrs. M. A. Darling of Exchange
 street. has returned to her home in Madison. a F. 1 Mrs. A. H. Leete, who has been visit ing Mrs. Foote of Quinnipiac avenue
 has gone to Meriden for a short stay. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Eagny of Blatchley
 avenue have returned from a visit to Asbury Park. N. J.. where they spent 1 two weeks.
 About fifteen of the friends of Flor ence Burwell gathered at her home on Blatchley avenue Wednesday afternoon to celebrate her eighth birthday. The young people spent the afternoon in games of various kinds and before the party broke up their pictures were talk len. Charles Clark, a clerk for the ". A. Warner & Bro. Co.,, is on his vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Jacobs of Anso- mia gre the guests. Of Mrs. H. A. Stew ems of Lenox street. ,'S,. l Mrs. Shornhurst and family have ! hioNVO DoSh hO dNGHuGs Since MT Shornhurst's death, which oc- cured a few years ago, they resided in the city and their Friends will be glad to again welcome them to their old neighborhood. ,, 1 The Friday evening meeting at the | Grand avenue Baptist church will be 1 in charge of H. J. Lane, his subject be- l ing "The New Birth" Mrs. Sarah R. Dorothy is the guest of her daughter, Mrs, Sarah Smith of $50 Lenox street. Mrs. Dorothy is in her eighty-sixth year and is in excellent health, and is a great walker for one so old. The other day she walked from Lenox street to Shirland avenue, where she spent the day with her sister, Mrs. Julia Kingsburg. from thence to the bakery owned by c. H. Bush, on Grand avenue. She Is the widow of the late Captain Dennis Dorothy. who resided on East Pearl street many years. She enjoys seeing old friends exceedingly. The many friends of Mrs. E. S. Storer Of POT Grand, avenue wiu be glad to learn that she is out again after a se- were illness. -5 <
 Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Irvine, who have been in the city for few days, have returned to Northfeid to spend the next ten days. :" 2c
 Plans are completed for the annual lawn party to be given for the benefit of St. Francis church on the convent grounds on Ferry street next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Tickets are selling ranidIv and Ierga crowds aye looked for. There will be dancing each