The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-10

and family are stopping at York liar bor, Me.
 Miss Anne P. Day left Thursday for visit with her friend, Miss Jennie Bush- nelL at Madison.
 Among the recent arrivals in Stony
 Creek are Mrs. J. Bamforth, of New Britain, at the t'Ingleside,' J. J. Dinnan
 and family, of this city, in the Irene"
 J.. w. Reed and family in the Trim
 cottage, and J. J. Mansfield and family, of Springfield, in one of s. J. Stowe's cottages.
 Miss M. B. Merwin, of 79 Trumbull
 street, has gone to Manchester, Vt,
 where she expects to spend several weeks. %s
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Behrens will cell lebrate the twenty-f1fth anniversary of their wedding on Sunday. August 23, at
 their home, 73 Spring street, West Ha- lVen, at o'clock. A large number of
 friends and relatives of the well-known and much-liked and respected couple
 will attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas M Prentice and
 their son Ellsworth, of Trumbull street,
 returned about a week ago from a de-
 lightful sojourn at Block Island, R. |
 They spent . few days in town, but left
 on Wednesday for Rye, N. Y, where
 they will spend the remainder of the
 month.
 Dr. Carl w. Henze, son of MT. and
 Mrs. Charles J. Henze, of this city, and
 who has been in Germany for some time ldevoting his time and attention to the study of medicine, is expected home at
 the end of this week Dr. Henze sailed
 from one of the German ports few
 days ago.
 c. s. Leete, president of the Mechan- . ics' bank, with his family, is at Range Hey, Me, for a few weeks.
 Mrs. James McDermott has opened
 a boarding house for summer guests in
 one of the s. J. Stowe cottages, Stony
 Creek.
 pr. Chauncey Brewster Tinker, re-
 gently instructor in Anglo-saxon at Bryn Mawr but now assistant profess
 sor of English at Yale. is spending his vacation in European travel with his sister, Miss Tinker, of Boston. They , will return to this country in Septem- I EI ; new duties at Yale.
 N Next Friday evening there will be a
 song recital by MT. and Mrs. Ericsson , F. Bushnell in Memorial hall, Madison,
 for the benefit of the H. H. society of . I that town.
 lH Miss Hike, of Branford, is the SO prano soloist at St. Patrick's cathedral . and Temple Bethel, New York. She is . one of New York's leading soloists, and is considered by many to be the lead- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Dudley and Miss Maud and Miss Marion Guest have gone to the popular Uplands, Bethle- hem, N. H.
 j Mrs. M B. Benton, of Branford, has returned to her home from the New Haven hospital. and is much improved 7: in health. Two well-known and popular young
 ladies from this city are participating 1. in the social life at the Bethlehem house. They are Miss Irrna Strouse and Miss Rita Mann.
 : MT. and Mrs. Plant, of Branford, will ! leave to-day for a stay at the White
 Mountains
 Mrs A. Zunder and M. Zunder have ' arrived at the Columbus, Bethlehem, for months stay.
 At a large whist at the Columbus, \ Bethlehem, N. H., last Tuesday evening ] Mrs. c. E. Morehouse, of Fair Haven, : was one of the prize winners. Nine ta- D bles were occupied and the guests at e the hotel hope soon to repeat the pleas : lure of such an event.
 hox cn, ,,yYf hxyN y,d e Mrs. Sidney E. Clark, of Hartford, for
 la function to be given by them at their g beautiful summer home, the Stone cot v tage, Branford shore, next Friday eve
 lning The affair will take in all the S clements of the old-fashioned parties : lgiven at the beach years ago, before T there was such bevy of young people
 there. At the Alpine house, White Noun : Itains, are several Elm City people, the . latest corners being Mrs. F, G. Wilmot, I Miss WiImot, w. A. Warner and c. B, . Wooster. : Harry woodstock and his choir of St
 Barnabas church, of Irvington-on-the- ' Hudson, who have been spending one n week at Fair View cottage, Sunset Y Beach, have returned home.
 New arrivals from New Haven at the q Maplewood house, in the White Noun a tains, are Mrs. A. H. Kimberly, Miss I Wilson and Mrs. S. w. Johnson, who g greatly enjoy the gayety, the weekly l. euchre parties and the delightful moon : flight jaunts. sG MT. and Mrs. William Abbey of Hart. Z ford. former resident of this city, arc 2 tspending several days with MT. and 2 Mrs. Frank A. Lucke, corner of Orange :, and Wall streets. *. Wa lter Steele. foreman in the de- : pertinent store of Smith & Murray oi
 Bridgeport, and Mrs. Steele are visiting r Mrs. Ida Ellis of William street. < Mrs. James Brooks and daughter oi V Derby are spending several weeks al - Hoyt's new hotel at Cosey Beach. O Mrs. Charles F. Merwin of "A Elt
 street went Friday to visit MT. ant g, Mrs. Clarence Hoxie of South Coventry : II