The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-09

IntertstIag sociaI Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Miss Sadie Chandler. of Northamp-
ton. Mass. is spending two weeks with
her sisterat her sisters residence on
Woodward avenue.
Miss Helen Hines, Miss Jennings and
Miss Hartung, of Howe & Stetson Co.,
are spending two weeks in Litchfield.
Miss Jane Sugrue, Of Northampton,
Mass, is spending two weeks at the
O'Connell House, Sayin Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Hotchkiss have
left for Waubek in the White noun
tains, where they spent several pleas
ant weeks. and are now at their Adiron-
dack camp at Spitfire, where they are
entertaining and enjoying life in the
woods. Miss Charlotte Winchester
will spend the month with them. Dur
ing Miss Winchester's absence Judge
Baldwin will be visited by his daughter,
Mrs. Gilman Of Springfield. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hotchkiss have as their guest be-
sides Miss Winchester, Mrs. Charles w.
Swan, Miss Rosamond Swan, Mrs. DAN
les C. Eaton and Miss Folsom.
A meeting of the members of St.
Regis Yacht club was held at the camp
of Commodore Arson Phelps Stokes,
Birch island, Upper st. Regin lake in
the Adirondacks. Simeon ]. Drake,
chairman Of the race committee, an
nounces that the regular races Of the
club will be held Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays throughout August. The
races Wednesdays and Fridays will be
in the Idem class, and those of Satur-
day in the open class. There will be
nine races for points in the Idem class,
the number OF points awarded to the
winner in each event being governed by
the number of contestants, and at the
conclusion the one who holds the great
est number Of points will get the club
cup. Cups will also be presented for
second and third places. The open races
are also for prizes. F. Z. Slade has
been victorious in two races, and as the
races were cup events he possesses two
handsome trophies. Mr.. slade was
ahead Wednesday, Henry Z. Hotehkiss
second, and Hayward McAlpin with the
Stuart boat third. Last Friday J. B,
Dixon sail Mr.. Stuart's boat Peekaboo
| into first place, Colonel Peabody was
second with Lewis s. Thompson's Fly
| ing Fretz, and Henry L. Hotchkiss was
third. Saturday Mr.. slade won the oper
race; Miss Jean Reid was second with
Water Witch, and Henry L. Hotchkiss
| third.
Among those who went from this city
| yesterday to locate at the Sinclair house
I iii White mountains were Mrs. Il Su-
genheimer, Miss Selma Kaiser, Mr.. ant
! Mrs. e. E. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fresenius, Mrs. Barbara Fresenius, Miss
Dora Fresenius, Miss Grace Holbrook
Miss Gertrude Melia, DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Rice, Miss Mary e. Beach, Miss Laura
j.. Beach, Miss Frances. Pohlman, Mrs
Eli Mix, Miss Bessie Mix, Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Bishop.
| Frank G. Smith Of the New Have1
Window Shade company with his wifi
land children are spending a vacation a
Fall Village.
The many friends Of NIilius Frank
who for years was one of our mos
Iprominent merchants, and who has beer
residing in New York for the past twt
years. will be glad to learn that he Il
now making his annual summer trip t.
this city to again greet his old friends
He is stopping at the Goodman cottagt
lat 81 Thomas street, West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reiser of Nau
lgatuck, Conn, are stopping at tn,
Hotel Sea View, Savin Rock.
Mrs. E. A. Gessner and daughter
Miss Mabel u. Gessner of Bradley stree
left yesterday for Wellesville, N. Y.
where they will spend the month of Au
Igust.
Announcement has been made Of tn,
engagement Of Miss Florence Louis
IHofer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
F. Hofer and Frederick H. B. Fowie
'99S., of this city. Mr.. Fowler is witt
the New York, New Haven and Hart
lford Railroad company, being chic
idraftsman in the motive power depart
Imert.
1 Miss Elizabeth E. Gessner has just re
turned from Wellesyille and Oceal
Grove.
i At Short Beach chapel Sunday nigh
John R. Booth of this city, who /
spending the summer at Irene" Shor
i Beach, was the soloist, singing 9Th
i Penintent' with fine expression.
i e. q. Stoddard has Joined Mrs. Stod
lizard at the Waunlbek, in the Whit
mountains. His son-in- law, Frank S
Rutterworth, is also enjoying a vaca
ltion with his family.
George p. Bone, the well know
printer. will arrive home from his tri
to Scotland next Saturday. Members Z
| his family will 60 down to New York t
tgreet him.
The Misses Ethel and Winifre
Smyth. daughters of DR.. Newnna
Smyth, are guests at the Breezy Hi
| house, Lisbon, N. H.
i Raymond S. Alling is a guest at tn
iUplands hotel in the White mountains
Miss M. Doyle and Miss Margare
Keenan, will leave in few days &c
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