The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-10

Elsewhere.
Cartier w. Robinson of the McGrsw
Publishing Co. OF New York city, re-
turned home yesterday after spending
a few days with his brother. H. NJ.
Robinson. at his home at savin Rock.
Mrs. w. e Well wood of Brooklyn,
n. Y, arrived in this city yesterday,
and will spend a couple Of weeks with
her niece. Mrs. H. NJ. Robinson. at SOS
Park street, Savin Rock.
Miss Helen L. Blackman of Shelton
is enjoying a visit from her friend,
Miss Leila A. Surridge. stenographer
in the New York Office Of the Massa-
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now at home to their friends on
Edwards street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Drummond of
Whalley avenue are in Syracuse. N.
Y, for a few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. William Martin Brown
and son, Kingsley, of Bloomfield. Conn,
are at Leete's Island for an outing.
Mrs. Frank F. Dole of Blake street
has returned after three weeks OUT
ing in Maine.
Mrs. Barbara Fresenius and Miss
Dora Fresenius left on Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fresenius for the
Sinclair house in the White Mountains.
Mrs. Williams of this city is the guest
lof Miss Emma Smith Of Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. Batchelder
of Spring street, this city. have gone on
Ian extended trip to Boston and Salem,
including visit to the Batchelder
homestead at Raymond, N. H.
i Prof. and Mrs. Williston Walker were
entertained by friends in Amherst,
Mass, over Sunday.
i Miss Marie Sawtelle of 256 Winthrop
Iavenue left yesterday morning for
Madison to attend the recital Of Nikolai
Sokolof of this city. She will be the
lguest while in Madison Of Mrs. Henry
Ia. Nelly. the accompanist of Mr..
Sokoloff.
Miss Clara Ware, of Middletown, who
is stenographer in the office Of the state
superintendent of police. Hartford, is
spending part Of her vacation in this
lefty.
4 Miss Hannah Hennig, a popular teach
Ter in Wooster school. is expected home
to-day after few weeks stay in Great
i harrington, Mass. where she went for
a rest. AT the close Of school on the
fifteenth of the month Miss Hennig ex-
Ipects to visit the st. Louis fair.
Il Mrs Toonl1,,o3 q M e,o,, Ya,, Ia
lof rs Home place are at Roxbury,
i Conn, for two weeks vacation
Miss Helen r. Hine OF Gregory street
is spending few weeks at Litchfield.
A very quiet home wedding Of the
week will be that OF DIR. Arthur l.
lDean Of 2 Carmel street and Miss
lLeora Parmelee, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Densmore G. Parmelee Of 1871
Howe street. The wedding will take
place tomorrow afternoon at the home
of the bride in the presence of hei
relatives and few intimate friends
4 Immediately after tho reception which
Twill follow, DR.. Dean and his bride will
leave for an extended wedding trip
\ The groom is an instructor in the Shelf
i field Scientific school.
/ Miss e. M. Huff, Of 10 Ellsworth
lavenue underwent a very severe surgi-
cal operation at the New Haven hos.
lpital last Friday. She is now doing
Iwell and hopes of her recovery are
4 entertained.
4 AT the Norfolk Inn the following New
Haven people have just arrived: Har.
lriet Ward. Harry B. Miller, B. H
Il Strickland.
James r. Stevens of Hartford i,
spending his weeks vacation with his
brother, amuel A. Stevens, Of this city
John Camp and wife of this city are
spending their vacation with Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Camp in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin j. Bunce Of Howe
lstreet spent last week in Waterbury
Mr.. and Mrs George g. Doherty ant
Miss Bessie Doherty of Bristol have
arrived at Woodmont for two weeks
stay.
Miss Laura Nj Hall and nephew
Howdard Hail. OF Broadway and Yorl
square, are in Cornwall for shor
visit.
II Mrs. Albert q. Downs and Miss Bell
E. Downes Of Hartford are spending
their vacation at THE Breakers" Nor
Iris Cove.
Rev. Edward Brennan, chaplain OF
1.-THE United States steamship Hartford
ana Miss Winifred Brennan, his sister
have gone to Bangor, Me-, for stay
lof two weeks.
II Accompanied by his son. Alex, Rev
!, lJ.s A. Timm. pastor of Trinity Luther
! an church, will start on his vacation
tour to-day. They will be absent from
,1ithis city but a few days, and all com
lmunications and notices for the paste
should be sent to his home, LOG Yorl
! square.
Mrs. sara T. Kinney has returned
from Bar Harbor, where she was {
lguest of Miss Rose Cleveland. Reports
lcontinue to come to town that an or
ganized effort is, being made in severa
states to induce. Mrs. Kinney to &C
cept the office Of regent general Of tn
National Daughters of the American
Revolution, position which is now be
! ing held by Mrs. Charles Fairbanks, Q
, Indiana.
J Mrs. e. L. Simpson and children, 0
= 1,279 State street, left on Monday for
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