The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-19

a few days.
 Miss Louise clark of Putnam is the
 guest of Miss Carrie Moore at her home
 on Elm street.
 Mrs. Emily L. Bruns of Seattle Wash. announces the approaching
 marriage Of her daughter, Miss Clarice
 Fife, to George Waugh Albin of Seat . tie. The marriage will take place next l Wednesday at high noon, in St. Clen-
 ent's church, in Seattle. Mir. Albin, who | is now engaged in an extensive lumber
 business in Seattle,5 is a graduate of
 Yale in the academic class of 1902 While at Yale he was actively engaged
 in gymnastics. He was captain of
 Yale's intercollegiate championship
 gymnastie team, and had the title of
 Yale's intercollegiate champion. He
 won many prizes in his studies, and
 also in dual and intercollegiate gymnas- | tic meets. Mir. Albin was one of the
 best known and most popular members
 of his class. His home was in St. Louis
 prior to entering upon business career | in Seattle. Misses Kathryn Gordon and Mar garet Heffernan of this city were guests
 over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. John lief fernan of Stony Creek. G.
 Miss Mae Farrell of Buffalo, N. r., is
 the guest of Miss Margaret Kennedy of Water street. .... Walter J. Fahey, night manager of | the local office of the Associated Press, will spend a two weeks vaetaion in
 New York and vicinity. He expects l to witness the international yacht races.
 Miss Margaret Conner of Holyoke,
 Mass, has returned from a visit with | her cousin, Miss Rose Reilly of Orange street. Miss Conner is we'll known in ! this city, being a graduate of the New Haven Normal school. She is at pres
 ent teaching in Holyoke.
 Yesterday afternoon Dr. George W. Carroll of Milford entertained Mrs.
 Nash and party of twelve young peo- ! pie of Bridgeport at the Milford Yacht club rooms at Fort Trumbull Beach. | The party absorbed a clam bake and later had a delightful sail on Long Isl- and sound. 5s | Some young people of this city have planned an old fashioned barn dance to be. given at East Haven Friday night, and if the present plans are car ried out to completion a distinctly novel and interesting affair will be the out come.
 Mrs. George l.. Beach of River street, 1 Milford, left yesterday morning for an
 extended visit with friends and rela- tives in different parts of Maine, George Plumb has gone to Terryville to spend his vacation as the guest of Harold Woodward.
 The members of Indian River grange, I Milford, are planning an excursion to
 New York city on Thursday, August 27. Mrs John Jackson of Durham is en- tertaining her sister, Mrs. Russell, and aunt, Mrs. Russell of Utica, N. Y. It | is the first meeting of the sisters since
 Miss Russell was very young.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Clark of Clark street, Milford, are entertaining guests from Shelton. MT. and FMS. Walter B. Smith of Central avenue, Milford, who have been visiting relatives in Bangor, Me, and vicinity. returned home Monday. Mrs. Lottfe Cramer of SIS Chapel street left on the 1f:O5 train yesterday for Troy, N. Y, where she will enjoy the felieities of family reunion. Mrs. l Cramer carries with her the best wishes Of the Kings Daughters and q host of other friends. gs<.s E., F Edward Sterling of Hit street, Mil- | Tnr5 atFly toc X
 larial fever, is still confined to the house. Stanley B. Platt of this city is regis tered at the Fowler house, West Beach, Westbrook. Miss Susan Carroll of River street, I Milford, left yesterday morning for Philadelphia, where she will be, the guest of MT. Hinkell and Miss Nellie i Lewis on an automobile trip, which I will extend through the Catskills and I the White mountains. ' I Mrs. Clara Corbin Wilson of New
 Britain will give a recital at the cot l tage of Mrs. H. N. Merwin of Wood I mont, Tuesday evening. August 2. Among the plans for the further l beautifying of Short Beach is that of John Cook of Plainviile, who intends to build twenty-room cottage of na- l tive uncut stone at that place before l next season. " 4 Miss Susie P. Baldwin of New York
 city is spending a few days in Milford l the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs
 D. B. Baldwin of Cherry street.
 l The Misses Grace and Eva McGrail l of Home Place are spending their va
 cation in Long Island. I Mrs. Wilbur Smith, who has been
 visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Frank Garfield of Hill street, Milford
 has returned to her home in Green | Wich. f Miss Marjorie Ladd of Springfield is
 the guest of Miss Helen Evans oi l Hotchkiss Grove.
 John Eastlund, who has been sup- plying the pulpit of the Swedish Luth-
 eran church, Branford, during the sum-
 mer, will continue to supply it after MT
 Martin leaves and until a new minister arrives for the pastorate ~ l Mrs. David Dort of Bridgeport turn pike and her daughter, Miss Anna
 have just returned to Milford from a two weeks visit in Binghamton, N Y Miss Annie Whalen of Washington
 Hill is sojourni1ig at Savin Rock for a !