The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-13

ASd Other People Known En This City
 Interestiag Social Events Here aud
 Elsewhere.
 Policeman and Mrs. George 0. Brad ley of 25 Cottage street, accompanied by their son and daughter-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Willett M. Bradley. left last evening for St. Louis. where they are to be guests of Mir. Nelson A. Brad ley, a brother of MT. George Bradley. oficer Bradley will meet the Knights Templars in St. Louis. The party are to visit Buffalo and Niagara Falls on the westward trip.
 Mrs. |. s. Graves, the lady mission ary at the City Mission has returned from her vacation to her home, 232 Bradley street.
 Miss May Riley has returned to Brooklyn after pleasant vacation spent with Miss Jane M. Camp of n Hamilton street.
 M. Machol and son, Walter, and daughter, Linda, have returned from their cottage at savin Rock to their city home, "A William street.
 Joseph R. Manning of this city re- gently visited Judge Parker, the dem- locratic presidential candidate at Eso- Ipus. The two talked over national and state conditions and Judge Parker seem ed greatly interested in what the New Havener said to him.
 Miss Rosalind LeWinson of St. John street has returned from a delightful IYisit with Miss Alice Dreyfus of New York.
 Miss Lillian M. Nelson has returned to her home, S35 George street, having had a most enjoyable visit at the home lof Charles D. Seymour and family in South Norwalk.
 Miss Clara Butcher and Miss Kather- inc Rabe, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. R. c. Henze of 62 Arch street, have returned to their homes in Okla lhoma City. The ladies enjoyed true Elm City hospitality for six weeks and visited many of their friends and rela- ltiyes.
 l Miss Helen Emperor and Miss Cath erine Nugent have returned from a three weeks vacation, during which Itime they visited MT. and Mrs. George Reeves of Mechanicsville, New York, Cleveland, Ohio, and the St. Louis ex- l position.
 MT. and Mrs. John MacLauchlfn of East Hartford who were here visiting MT. and Mrs. Henry Beach of 50 Greene street have gone to New Canaan for shirt visit
 with her son and family, R. D. Pryde Scotland, who has spent the summer 1 Mrs. James c. Pryde of Tayport. lof Sheffield avenue leaves to-day for New York and will sail on the steam Ter Colombia.
 Miss Edna Smith of Howard avenue and Miss Mildred Smith Of 35 Sea street left yesterday afternoon for Dean lacademy, Franklin, Mass. Mrs. Caroline Atwater of College street, has been entertaining for the Hast month her sister, Mrs. E. A. Dor lsey, and niece, Mrs Arthur Loomis, of Kentucky.
 The Misses Margaret and Minnie Kane. and Mrs. Emma Cochran of Branford have returned from their va lcation of two weeks spent at Miller- iton, New York.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Meickle of Jer- sey City have returned home after q Ipleasant visit with MT. and Mrs. w. Meickle of East Grand avenue. I MT. and Mrs. William Brown, jr., of lI35 Edwards street, are receiving con- gratulations on the arrival of a little daughter. Mother and child are doing we'll.
 H. C.. Warren and family returned to- lday from lengthy trip to the north. (which included the Adirondacks and portions of the Dominion of Canada. Miss E1Ioise Dupignac, daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles Dupignac, of S4 Goffe street left yesterday to join the BusY-Issy Theatrical company at Ham, Hilton, Canada. Miss Dupignac was a heroine of the Iroquois theater hola- caust in Chicago, rescuing q child from 1 the flames
 Mrs. Louise Miller has returned after a two months rest in New Hamp- shire and Maine. l Mrs. Alfred Alderman of Oakland, Cal. is visiting William Lanyon, her uncle, in Seymour, after which she will be th eguest of Mrs. William Webster lof Whalley avenue.
 Mrs. H. M. Perrin of 1855 Lombard street has returned from delightful visit in Worcester. Lynn, Newport and Boston.
 Miss Eva Rowland of Howe street has returned from a very enjoyable trip, stopping at Salisbury Manor, Leeds,
 New York.