The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-24

AS0 ObnGE EeOple hnohR An tns8 SttS-
 InterCstiEg Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Samuel Lloyd of Dwight street, with Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Futile of York street, have gone to Quebec, where they will remain for a short time. after which they will camp in the Maine woods.
 William H. Shaw and Miss K. A. Goodan of 8 Hentercroft street, Lin- coin, England, are visiting J. H. G. Durant of 7Os George street. They ar rived on Sunday last and will stay until the end of October.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Gebbie of Al Clifton street is entertaining her cousin, Miss Julie Tape, and her friend, Miss Han nah Schmidt, both of New York city, for two weeks.
 Mrs. F. $. Andrews and daughters, the Misses Ruth, Helen and Esther, are visiting with Mrs. William Wal hur, sister of Mrs. Andrew, at Bever- ly, Mass. 4... :.
 A complete surprise was given at 5 Redfield street to Mrs. Charles A. Sjo- gren, the occasion being her twenty ninth birthday. There were solos and songs to fill the programme. About 10 o'clock refreshments were served. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Sjogren. Mir. and Mrs. ". J. Konitz, Mr. and Mrs. A. Han son, MT. and Mrs. A. Nelson, Mrs. Ju- lia Hofacker, Mrs. Mary Walling, Miss Alice Konity, Miss Alma Konity, Miss Ida Sjogren, Miss Lorina Hofaeker, Masters Harry Nelson, Joseph Sjogren, Arthur Sjorgren, Davy sjorgren, Ar thur Sjogren.
 Miss Mary Jeffcott and sister, Miss Jennie Jeffcott, of Fountain street are spending several weeks at Ocean grove. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Powell of 159 Spring street win spend the rest of the month in Litchfield. Gertrude Howe and Margaret Lori mer, two beautiful young women who play the parts of fashionable manicures lin Herbert Hall Winslow and Charles Dickson's latest comedy, 'The Spell binder" which George w. Lederer will present at the Hyperion theater, Sep ltember 2 and 5, are graduates of Vassar college. Miss Howe is 8 member of an dold and distinguished Massachusetts family, while Miss Lorimer was a Ireigning belle in St. Louis society pre- vious to adopting the stage as a career two years ago.
 Mrs. c. Cutler of Whalley avenue has Ireturned from delightful trip to Bos- .lton, Wellsby and Holyoke.
 Mrs. Gertrude Ware and Miss Clara Ware, of Middletown, have returned home after an enjoyable visit of two weeks with Mrs. N. w. Hubinger, of Whalley avenue. They were acconpa- Hey avenuenied by Miss Lillie Hubinger who will spend the next two weeks with them in Middletown.
 Professor Joseph Klein of Lehigh un. liyersity. formerly of New Haven, was in town this week on his way to Block Island for stay there. Professor I Klein's daughter. Miss Nina, accom-. panied him here, and is a guest of Mrs Reiman, her aunt, of Lawrence street Professor Klein graduated at Sheffield Scientific school in 1871, and took 6 post graduate course at Yale. He i. professor of mechanical engineering al Il Lehigh university, a post he has filled with much honor for twenty-five years
 MT. Leon Hart of. La Porte, Ind, 2 lveteran of the Spanish war, has beer visiting his aunt, Mrs. W. A. Pickering Iof 800 Whalley avenue. He came b, IWay of Canada, stopped in Montreal also attended the c. A. R. celebration lin Boston. He left on Monday for ; visit with relatives in Centeryille. H, will meet his party at White Rive Junction, and expects to reach Indian; next Saturday He is delighted witt 2 the east and has had a glorious time. I Mrs Richard H. Tyner, wife of Judg, Tyner of the city court, has returned to the city after a prolonged absenc, during the entir esummer.
 Miss Alice Sturtevant of Springfield left on Monday for visit to Hartfort
 with her cousin, Miss Helen Bartlet lof 33 Russ street, after a two weeks visit with Miss A. Lucy Kimball of ' X Whalley avenue.
 William A. Aufort, better known q
 Billy" has invited about twenty-fiv
 of his friends to attend clambake a
 his home on Whalley avenue next Fri
 day evening. The host is well known | # New Haven through his connection
 with baseball and roller polo, and wa
 recently made the recipient of a hand some present from his friends, wh
 wished to testify their appreciation fo E what he has done in the cause of clea
 sport in New Haven, as we'll a
 throughout the state The clambak
 will be a novel as well as a pleasan
 affair.
 MT. w. A. Pickering of 800 Whale
 avenue, who attended the Boston en eampment, has been visiting relative in Birmingham, Mass, returned Satur day evening after very enjoyabl , Ivisit.
 !, Barbecue day will necessitate tn closing of the grocery store of D.. N Welch & Son Thursday at noon, as tn employees will attend the celebration g Scheutzen park, New Haven. s w. H. Frawley of the Boston Branc
 store of Audubon street, will take
 weeks vacation in Madison. <.
 Miss Nellie Tierney of Mendel
 Freedman's, New Haven, is spendin / her vacation at her home, the Hot ITierney, on Campbell avenue.
 Mrs. M. W. Hatch and Miss Cora | sE4