The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
ALONG THE EAST SHORE.
DOTNGS AT MANSRTELD'S GROVE
 AND COSBY BEACH.

First Annual Outing of Berkeley Mems Club Yestsrday-The Waning Season West End Whist CIub-1Inny Per-
 sonaI Jostings.
 Cosey Beach is beginning to show the
 advent of autumn. Many families have returned to their homes in this city and other places. Some of the houses are closed and few new families have come for short stay. The season
 taken altogether has been. very unpleas-
 ant, so much cold and rainy weather
 was very depressing but there are many families still remaining.
 A large number of people went down last night for the last band concert and
 fireworks for the season of 1903.
 The first annual outing of the Berke- ley Mems club occurred at Mansfield s grove yesterday. There were about
 forty present who went down in spe-
 cial car which left the Green at p.
 m. and which returned to the city at
 10 p. m. A large number went down | in the evening for the band concert
 and fireworks at the Momauguin. The
 party was composed principally of men
 with a fair sprinklirg of ladies. The afternoon was passed with a ball game and social intercourse and a basket | 1,,,,n ,1Io off was enjoyed. Some of those present
 were President Baldwin and Mrs. Bald win and son, Secretary Van Benthey- sen, Captain T. c. Clark, librarian; William c. Hall, Joseph Brooks, Will liam Puffer, William Hendricks, Dr. w. A. Welch and Mrs. Welch. Mrs. E, E. Brown, MT. and Mrs. p. c. Grant, Mrs.
 Margaret Van Norden and Miss Della Van Norden, W. T. Childs, w. Garri-
 son, IT,. Robert Yorkston, Judge John Cornman, Miss Dora Schulze, Miss An I na Gruza, Mrs. Emma Richter.
 George Wallace of Fair Haven, who
 has been with his family in nice cot | tage at Cosey Beach, returned to Fair | Haven yesterday.
 MT. Savage of Orange street and fam l fly returned to the city on Monday. | Alderman Clifford Foote of Fair Ha- ven and family returned to Fair Haven
 Monday. They spent the month of Au- gust at Cosey Beach.
 Ex-Alderman Cornelius Conway, the
 druggist of Fair Haven, and family will | return to the city to-day. They have
 been at Cosey Beach since June l.. A party of four couples who have oc- cupied the large Bassett cottage through August returned to this city yesterday
 | George Bishop and family who have been In their cottage since June 15, will remain until September IS.
 George Burgess of English street Fair Haven, and family will return
 home to-day. They occupied the Rest
 Mere cottage.
 Miss Leila Hemingway of Montowese who has been staying with her grand father, James Eaton of Montowese ir
 his cottage, Rocky Crest, will return
 home to-rnprrow. MT. Eaton came tc
 his cottage Monday and will remain through October. # Il | vile will return home Labor day. < l The Bachelor Girls club of ten or twelve young ladies of Fair Haven, who
 have occupied cottage through Au- gust, left for home Monday. The cot i tage is now occupied by Mir. and Mrs John Kirby and child, Major B. E.
 Brown and Mrs. Brown of Humphrey street and Mrs. Beecher and child. They will stay until September 15.
 | Mrs. John M Linsley of New York ! came yesterday for visit with her friends, MT. and Mrs. Jule sehorer, al their handsome cottage, The Cedars
 Mrs. Linsley has been visiting at MT l Linsley,s home in ,, Branford. having 1 come to attend the funeral of MT. Lins- ley's brother, Ralph Linsley. MT | Linsley died very suddenly although 1 he had been in i'll health for some time I previous. The regular meeting of the West End Whist club was held at the cottage of J. Schorer Monday evening. Fred Jackson won first gentlemen's l prize, pack of cards. and Mrs. Jack. son first ladies prize, a statuette. MT. | Hunter won the consolation prize. a toy drum with the inscription, Something you can beatn There was an extra | table for heart party and Miss Elsie Smith of Milford won first prize, g china cup and saucer. and Miss Ruth Carlton of Rochester, N. T., the second prize, a china mug, sa William Keegan, the Grand avenue druggist and family, who have been il, their cottage all summer, will return tc | the city on Friday. @ w. c, Hunter of Rochester, II. Y., I have occupied the Edmondson cottage all summer and will remain probably | through October. >.s -... .s :,,.g | A party from Bridgeport will come | to-day for a week to the Hoy Ton hotel | Mrs. James Brooke and Miss Susie Brooks of Derby. who were at Hoy Tor | four weeks, returned to Derby Satur- | day. Miss Edith Brooks spent two weeks at the hotel. ~~ I MT. and Mrs. Augustus c. Hausmanr of Beacon avenue and family will leave their cottage, The Band Box, on Fri I day. Mrs Charles H. Merwin of 5:
 Bishop street was their, guest yester. day. ..s .> MT. and Mrs. Hough of Wallingfor6