The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-07

Mrs. Daniel Lathrop (Margaret Sid ney) gave a luncheon at her home, 'Wayside," Concord, Mass, last Friday to Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, who, with her daughter, Mrs. Florence Howe Hall, was Mrs Lathrop's house guest. MT. and Mrs. Timothy w. Keheley of 123 Day street are receiving eongratula- tions on the arrival of bouncing baby girl. which came to town Wednesday noon.
 Anthony Rockwell of this city, who has been sojourning with his brother in Ridgefeld, is improving in health some what. ..- q. .+.=
 E. Sutliffe was elected recording sec- re.ary and M. J. Reilly financial secre- tary at the regular weekly meeting of the Painters union Wednesday evening.
 Everett J. Thompson, assistant asso- ciate editor of the Yale Alumni Weekly, left last evening for his foSmer home at Bass River. New Brunswick. He will spend month there. .. ....-
 Miss Daisy Mayer of this city and spend the next two weeks at Bantam lake. y. -R,ss 4..-...> d..
 The application of Lieutenant Henry F. Punderson, paymaster, naval battal- ion, c. N. G., to be retired, has been ap- proved. and he has been relieved from the active military service of the state, and placed upon the retired list, to date August 4, 1903. Lieutenant PGnderson some time ago removed to Springfield, Mass. and he retires from the naval battalion oll that account. He was for merly employed at the general offices of the Consolidated railroad. His brother, Samuel F. Punderson, who was for many years at the Church street office of Benedict & Co, coai.merchants, has joined him in business in Springfield, and their father, Samuel s. Punderson, one of our oldest and best known citi- zens. has removed to Springfield to re- side with them.
 Miss Ethel l. Renfrew of 62 Nash street is spending the month of August with relatives and friends in Pittsfield, Mass.
 Miss Margaret Maher will leave Mon- day of "a vacation to be spent in Boston and Providence.
 Miss c. Krat of 30 Lyon street has just returned from a visit with friends in Brooklyn.
 J. J, Rafter. who has been visiting w. c. Hunter and family, Edmondson cot tage. Cosey Beach. while out fishing Monday afternoon, succeeded in hook | ing young shark measuring sixteen inches in length. MT. Rafter, being an expert angler, was able to land the baby shark without much trouble. Miss Margaret Duggal of Waterbury is the guest of her friend, Miss Helena Coffey of Fountain street for a few weeks.
 Application has been made to the state secretary of the c. T. A. U. by St.. Johns Cadets of Montyille for adrnis- sion to the state union. It reports a membership of sixty. John Haddock president, and Rev. D. A. Bailey chap- |lain, and states the time of organization as February, 1902. On approval of the state secretary and president the socie- ty will at once be admitted.
 Mrs. William Symon of 39 Lawrence street is spending, q week with Mrs. Munro at Indian Neck.
 Mrs. Tab and children have gone to Bloomfield to spend a few weeks at Il Woodlawn.
 Mrs Arthur fMcCaffrey of Howard avenue is entertaining Miss Anna Me Caffrey and Miss Ryan of Philadelphia.
 Miss Lucy M. Carnahan, secretary to Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes. has left for months vacation. which she will spend with relatives in the west. @
 Miss Mabel Salisbury leaves Monday for two weeks stay at Fort Trumbull beach. !
 Miss Alice Phillips of Braddick, Pa, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Johnson of Daggett street.
 Policeman John Grant is entertaining MT. Hill of Norfolk, Va, an intimate friend whom he spent some time with when in the south last winter. The Misses Mary Leonard, Annie and Mary Smith of this city are visiting friends in southington.
 The concert to have been given last evening at the Pembroke hotel at Wood- mont by Signor Batelli has been post poned until Friday evening, August 14. Mrs. George M. Haskell of Maple street has returned home after three. months trip to Maine and the White mountains. 4
 Misses Marion Nichols and Grace Ra- ker, who have been visiting Miss Edith Trowbridge of Naugatuck, have return ed to this city.
 Miss Anna M. Waugh of 314 George street is spending six weeks in the Cats kills, Adirondaeks and at the Thousand Islands
 Mrs. Morgan E. Fowler and children are the guests of Mrs. Emmons of West Hartford.
 c. A. Knoll and son, William, who have been visiting in New York, have returned to their home here.
 Miss Margaret Flynn of Meadow street has gone to Newark, N. J., to spend few weeks. ..s <
 Miss Lena M Doerschuck has return ed from five weeks stay at Buffalo and Niagara Falls. r
 A special meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H., No. 912, is called for this even- ing in Elks' hall. Business of great irn- portance will be transacted.
 Among a party of New Haveners at the Columbian hotel, Catskilil moun- tains, are Mrs. Fred Wheeler Tenny, Miss Eleanor Healy, Miss Fox and Miss Lillian Fox, daughters of the late Sen- ator and Mrs. T. J. Fox.
 Miss Ethel Renfrew of this city is vis- iting Miss Grace Coleman at Richmond, Mass