The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-15

Miss Josephine DOwd, cashier at PAN
g. Son on Church street is spending her
vacation at coney Island.
Rev. Albert L. Whitaker, rector of
St. James church, Fan River, Mass,
with his family, are visiting at villa
Heimchen, Rev. Mr.. Whitaker is
preaching in Wallingford dcring the
month of August, and the last Sunday
iOf this month his brother. Harry H.
Whitaker, viii play the organ there at
st. PauPs church.
Miss Mitchell OF Southbury, Conn, is
the guest for a few days Of Miss Edith
Sutherland Russell of Campbell avenue,
West Haven. -.-.....
DR.. W. H. Sanford, who has been at
the Arlington hotel. Keanneough, N. Y,
near the Adirondacks, win return to his
home at 63 Edwards street to-day.
| Thomas. III. Davis and son, Arnold
Davis. who have recently invented and
patented the Davis automobile window,
are residents Of West Haven.
Miss Myra C. Kilbourn of Edgewood
avenue has just returned from a visit to
wellesley. Mass. .......
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Goodwin of Stock
ton. Cal, are the guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Thompson of First avenue,
West Haven.
B. H. Marsh AMI his uncle, Henry E.
Marsh, have gone to Plymouth, Mass,
on vacation ..s.... ...
Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Miss Helen
Wilson, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Lewis in West Ha-
ven, have returned to their home in
MiddIetown. ...
/ Miss Mollie Bowen of Baldwin street,
Minnie and Jennie Bowen of Washing
ton avenue, have left for a months stay
in Litchfield
Charles G. Weller. rector of Hopkins
Grammar school, has returned home af-
ter a vacation trip of about month.
Miss Laura Hall and Nephew Howard
Hall have gone to Cornwall and Sharon
for their summer vacation.
Miss q. Isabel Hart, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Hart Of SO Park street,
and Miss Bessie Taft of Hartford left
on Saturday for Pittsfield, Mass, where
they will stay for several weeks They
will stay for several weeks. They will
be guests at Wendell hall.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox was hostess
at a charming luncheon given at the
Country club in honor Of Miss Elaine
Pitkin of New Orleans Friday. The
lguests were Mrs Mark Fishel, Mrs.
Theodosia Garrison, Mrs. Jean Pardee-
Clarke, Miss Gertrude Lynch of New
York. Miss Pitkin, who IS at the Bun
galow has new book THE Angel by
Brevet," being brought out by the Lip
Ipincott company Of New York.
Mrs. Thomas G. Bowers OF Orange
Istreet and her sister Miss Dettra, who
has been visiting her for a short time,
will leave next week for visit to their
home in Pennsylvania
Miss Helen S. Bartlett Of Grove street
has gone to Astoria, L. l., to spend a
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer F. Schroeder and
children left on Saturday for Madison,
where they viii spend the remainder of
the summer at the Hammonnassett
house.
Professor and Mrs. r. 2: Browning Of
Edge Hill road have gone to Ocean
IGrove, NJ.
4 Miss Carolyn Quinton of whitney
avenue, Whitneyville, left yesterday
morning for stay Of a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Delano at their cot
tage at Sound Beach
i Samuel Laid will spend two weeks at
EConey Island and is anticipating a great
treat at one of the famous Providence,
R. /, clambakes during his vacation.
Professor Wesley r. Coe is at his
summer home in Middlefield, Conn, for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson have
cabled TO Mrs. Watson's father, Joel a..
n Sperry Of Whalley avenue, their safe
Iarrival in Cape Town, South Africa.
Mrs. Alice M. Mercer Of Bristol street
lis spending her vacation in Litchfield.
| Miss Kathryn H. Blair Of Beers street,
n who has been i'll with spinal meningi-
A It's, is much improved. DR.. G. Purdy
Lindsey is the physician.
II H. Grant Thompson and family of
Whitney avenue, are at Indian Neck,
. Branford.
Mrs. Louis Sugenheirner and Miss
Selma Kaiser, who are at Sinclair in the
White mountains, were Joined by Louis
ISugenheimer Saturday for two weeks
Isojourn, after which they will go to
Portland; also visit Boston and New
York before they return home.
4 Mrs. r. Al Belden, delegate-at-large
\ to the convention OF the ladies Of the
g. "A. r., Of Sylvan avenue. Mrs. Flor
ence Z. r. Miller, first delegate to the
convention of the ladies Of the G. A. r.,
Of Quinnipiac street; Mrs. Babbitte OF