The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23

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 Miss Louise Yocke. of Boston, Mass, on her return trip from St. Louis re- gently stopped off at New Haven to visit her friend, Miss Eva J. Glaessner, of No. 63 Garden street, this city. Miss Voeke was one of Miss Glaessner's friends who, with her and number of others, arranged to go to St Louis, but in consequence of sudden illness Miss Glaessner could not accompany the party. Miss Glaessner, who was quite ill, has now recovered her health and her many friends are greatly pleased at her recovery.
 Mrs. Samuel Pollard, of Pueblo, Col. formerly Miss Agnes Milhenning, is visiting with friends east after ten years absence. Mrs. Pollard will leave New Haven for the St. Louis exposition on next Thursday.
 Miss Anna Wallace, of Branford, has gone for a weeks stay to be spent in Pittsfield and Florence, Mass. Miss Margaret Crowley, of 99 St. John street, and Miss Margaret Bray, of Da- venport avenue, have returned after a pleasant visit at Saratoga
 Miss Bessie Arthur, of Maple street, left Saturday for weeks stay in Mer- iden.
 Mrs John McPartland, of IS Warren street, has returned after seven weeks trip in the Catskill mountains.
 Miss Maud Riley, of Ward street, and Miss Margaret Fahey, of S43 Cedar street, returned Friday from three weeks sojourn in the Catslzills.
 Miss Anna Panikoff is spending her vacation in Hartford, Springfield and New York.
 Miss H. Horsfall has accepted posi- ton with the Louvre Glove company at their new store on Chapel street.
 The Misses Kathryn and Rose Dee gan left yesterday for a three weeks sojourn at the Delaware Water Gap.
 Mrs. George w. Kee1er, of Wooster Place, and Miss Daisy Keeler, of Greene street, left yesterday for a weeks stay in Bristol, Conn.
 Miss Josephine Reynolds, of Prince street, has returned after a five weeks vacation spent in New York and by the sea at Woodmont.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Dodge, of Washington, D. C., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William H. Mead, of 77 Edwards street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Reichel, of East Pearl street, were the guests over Sunday of their daughter, Mrs. J. Reichel, on French street, Bridgeport.
 The Misses Anna and Margaret No- Ian, of New York, are spending the summer at Sound View hotel Wood mont.
 Henry Buckingham Charter, of the Milford shoe store, has returned from a short vacation with his parents in Rockville, Conn.
 Messrs. James Dinnan, William Bo- hen and Paul Beetz, have been spend ing few weeks vacation in the Cats kills, They came down to New York city Sunday to spend the day with a friend.
 Mrs A. Mendoza, of Meadow street, left Saturday for a visit with her daughter Mrs G. L. Richardson, of 5S7 'Worthington street. Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs Francis Coyle are spending the month of August in Shell ion.
 Mrs Charles Curtis, with her two daughters, the Misses Dorothy and Constance, and her sister, Miss Arlene I. Morse, who have been touring through the British Isles are now at Edinburg. They have visited Sterling, York, Ayrshire, the land of Burns, the Scottish lakes, also going through Wales; then they will go to London and are expected home by September 20. This is Miss Morse's third trip abroad, so the sisters are having delightful tour.
 Miss Bessie Barry is the guest of friends in Boston for q few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward O'Meara and daughter, Miss May, of S1 Daggett street, left yesterday for . weeks stay at Saratoga, Lake Champlain and Plattsburg.
 Mrs. Fl. W. Howe is the guest of Mrs N. w. Granger in Bloomfield.
 Frank Wittstein, of A Congress ave nue, has been obliged to have another operation on his jaw. He is under the care of pr. Curtiss, q New York spe- cialist. MT. Wittstein is improving, but he will be obliged to remain in New York about three weeks. His wife will
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