The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-10

some vocal selections and the quartet will render several selections. Miss Anna Gagle and Miss Marion
 Brainard have returned from their visit
 with Mrs. Cook at her home in Meri-
 den.
 Mrs. F. H. Benton and her children
 will go to Woodstock for their summer
 outing this year instead of at the Pequot club house, as has been their custom for | nine summers. M=. Benton will join
 his family the latter part of the week
 and remain over Sunday.
 Miss Marjorie Hileman, who has been spending several weeks with Mir. and
 Mrs. D. Kimberly of Savin avenue.
 West Haven, has returned to her home
 at Iron Gate. Va.
 Tickets for the excursion to Glen Isl- and to be given by the Edward Malley Protective association are now out. The
 date is Friday, July F. The committee
 in charge is Messrs. Free, O'Loughlin
 and Mahoney. For years this excursion
 has been an event of importance and
 for years nature has smiled on the un-
 dertaking, "Malley Day" being always
 fair.
 William Hull of New York is staying with his cousin, T. B. Hull and family
 at their home on Elm street, West Ha- ven.
 Guy Carlton Wiggins of New York is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Dram of Washington avenue, West Ha- ven.
 M. Lavidus of New York city, former
 ly of this place is the guest of his par ents on Washington avenue for week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Greenspun of this city
 are ct their cottage at Savin Rock for
 the summer months.
 The Matha Debating club of Board-
 man High school gave a reception to the alumni at the school last evening.
 At this time the present club, composed
 os graduates. handed over the club to the juniors. The exercises were of a very interesting nature. To-day the senior outing and dance, and Thursday the big exhibition will keep the students
 unusually busy.
 George Smith of New York is the
 guest of his grandparents, MT. and Mrs.
 George Smith of Smith street, West Ha- ven.
 This afternoon the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine society will be the guest of Mrs. Dwight Baldwin at
 her Woodmont cottage for the after noon. The party will go down on the o'clock car, carrying box lunches with them. Mrs. Baldwin will serve tea and
 coffee and furnish tables and dishes. Whist will be played by those who de- sire, and fee of twenty-five cents will
 be charged to help swell the fund in the Sunshine treasury for the prosecution of
 the work of the society. Master Charles Treat of Orange is the
 guest Of his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. I Charles Smith of Center street, West
 Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Kochersperger of
 Orange street have arrived at their cot tage at Pine Orchard for the summer.
 Invitations have been received in this city for the thirtieth commencement of
 Mt. St. Joseph's seminary, Thursday,
 June IS, at 2:30 o'clock at Parsons thea ter, Hartford, when the class of 1903 will graduate. There gre seven hundred
 students in the academic course, three III tliC anu tlShtGGtl III lIlc Ctlil-
 mercial course. The only New Haven
 girl is Miss Loretta Josepha Keane, who is in the academic department, but as
 many students from this city are in at tendance in the undergraduate depart lnents, large number of their friends and New Haven members of the alum nj will be present. An invitation is also extended by the Sisters of Mercy and art students of the Mount to attend the
 exhibition of painting and embroidery,
 in the seminary June + and IS.
 James Gallagher, for many years of
 this city, but for the last year of New ! York, is in town for day or two. His daughter, Miss Louise Gallagher, the we'll known harp player, will go to Can- ada for the summer with MT. and Mrs. Gwilm Miles, the former a bass singer of repute. They will stop at little Cam adian village not far from the famous shrine of St. Ann de Beaupre. MT. Gall 1 lagher's son Walter issnow married and has young daughter. He resides in pittsburg.
 John E. Lomas of West Haven has l gone west on business trip. Mrs. G. B. Bunnell went to Southport yesterday for the laying of the corner | stone of the drinking fountain placed | in the square by the Dorothy Ripley | chapter, D. A. R. The unveiling exer- cises will be held with much ceremony l on June II at which distinguished guests and speakers will be present Mrs. B. r. Richards and Mrs. George Brooke visited the Brown school, West
 Haven, and presented a picture of Frances Willard from the Women's Temperance union. Mrs. Richards told the children who Miss Willard was and about her childhood and also about her | life work. Mrs. Brooke made a. few re-
 marks. The children sang and recited I "Hiawatha." The ladies were very | much pleased with the hour spent with the children.
 MT. and Mrs. Amos F. Barnes are
 among the recent arrivals of the cot ! tage contingent at Pine Orchard. James B. .Armstead has sold his house on Main street. West Haven, to
 o. P. Olsen. MT. and Mrs. Armstead !