The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-06-20

where.
H. H. Bartlett of Brookline. Mass. is
the guest of George Watson of ia High
street. Mr.. Watson is a member of
this years graduatin g class of the
Sheffield Scientific school.
Joseph Adams Hill of Worcester.
Mass, is spending week with W. B.
Cramer of Prospect street. this city.
a, C. Lewis Watson, Yale 'O2 S., and
Yale 'O4 L. s.. and Herman Hoster '0S
s., have returned from a brief visit in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Suter of st.
Louis are visiting with friends on
Humphrey street.
James ]. Bigelow of St. Paul. Mimi,
one of the leading attorneys of that
state, is the guest of friends on Whit
ney avenue for a few days.
The. Misses Elizabeth and Violet
Guernsey of Pittsburg, Pa. are the
guests of relatives on West Chapel
street.
FL The large circle Of friends of E. z.
Nutting, manager for six years past Of
the WooIworth five and ten cent store
in this city,. will congratulate him on
the honor done him by Mr.. Woolworth,
who has selected him to become mana
ger of the new Woolworth store in Phil
adelphia; which will be probably the
leading store in importance of all the
seventy-four WOODWORK five and ten
cent stores in this country. The new
Philadelphia store of Mr.. Woolworth
will be located in a fine five-story build
ing which Mr.. Woolworth has just
bought and will completely refit and
elnbellish, and which is situated be-
tween the John Wanamaler store and
the GinbelI big department store on
Market street.. in the best business por-
tion of the City of Brotherly Love. The
new store is two hundred feet deep by
sixty wide. and besides the main floor
store there will be one of large size un-
derneath. Mr.. Nutting will leave to
take charge in his new field August /,
by which time the work of improve
ment in the new store will be COM
pleted.
Y Roy Beckwith, of West Haven, enter
tanned a few of his boy friends Thurs
day evening at his home on Smith
street in honor of Allan Wardell Rem
frew, of Atlanta, Georgia, who is spend
ing a few weeks at his home in West
Haven.
n A. J. Sinclair, the popular day clerk
for the past four years at the Aldrieh
house, has accepted similar position
at the Arlinton hotel. His many friends
will wish him success.
A large whist was given on Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adler at
their handsome cottage on Beach street,
Savin Rock. 1t was under the auspices
of the Ladies' Sewing society of the
Jewish temple on Orange street. A tax
OF fifty cents was levied on each table
for the evening, and as there were one
hundred guests a nice sum was realized
which will go into the treasury of the
temple for special purpose. There
were a number of prizes offered, among
them being a handsome sofa pillow, a
handmade lace collar, an ivory curio
of some merit and a pretty embroidered
belt. There are to be several more of
these whists given throughout the sum-
nler, the next one to be held in July at
the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hell
Ter on Beach street.
John A. Wood, of Middletown, is Wis
iting his son, +. L. Wood, of Bristol
street, for a few weeks.
Miss Alice Degnan Is spending two
weeks vacation with friends in Ben
nington, vt.
Y Cards are out for the wedding Of
Miss Minnie Adams to Thomas Rogers
on Wednesday evening, June "a, at
10 clock.
Mrs. Oliver S. Goldsmith is visiting
her sister in Branford. She resides with
her daughter, Mrs. Elverton Fiske, or
West Chapel street.
on Wednesday Mrs. George D. Mar
tin gave a luncheon to few Of he,
friends at the Momaugutn, Cosey
Beach.
John Sflanahan, of New York, is the
guest of his parents ON Blatchley ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fenwick of Yves
Haven, have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Charlotte
Estelle, to Andrew Jackson Holmes or
Wednesday evening July 1, at o'clock
at 20 Ward place.
Mrs. Charles Pardee and son Ralph
of New Haven, are visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. r. Spencer in Haddam for few
weeks
Mrs. FL. Hubbard and children o.
Montowese street, Branford, left yes
terday for few weeks stay in Worces
ter and many other points in Massachu
sets.
Mr.. Bradley, Of Ansonia, has arrived
at Woodnont and is in his cottage, thu
Bradley Mr.. Cone and hi
family are also settled there for tn,
season.
Principal Walter H. Young, of thu
Lewis high school. Southington, witt
Mrs. Young and the children, will leav
to-day for South Bristol, Me-, wher
they have a. camp. They expect to re-
main until the latter part Of Septem
Der.
The family of Rev. c. B. F. Pease, Of
southington, will leave Monday TO
Ashtield, Mass, for the summer. Mr.
Pease will join them In August.
The committee of the Governors Gen
eral Staff association of this state, con
sisting Of General Charles M. Joslyn
General James H. Jarman, General E
f. Bradley, Of this city, General Loui:
\ N. Van Keuren, of Bridgeport, Colone
Louis r.. Cheney, General George Fl
Ford, of this city, and Colonel John G
uoaly of this civ met at tho offiea nj