The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-22

Mrs George H. Ferris returned to her home on George street from seye- ral weeks stay in the west. She visi- ted at her old home in Milwaukee, and at Mir. Ferris home in La Crosse, Wis, returning by way of St. Louis.
 Professor Woolsey and daughter, Miss Edith, of Church street, have re- turned from Cornwall, Conn, after an absence of two weeks. ---A..~. Professor and Mrs. Philip E. Brown ing, of Edgehill road, are in Ocean Grove, N. J., where they will remain until college opens. ......-
 Mrs. O. B. North and Mrs. P. I. Claw son are season guests at the Highland in Bethlehem. s:..
 Professor Henry s. Williams has returned from short visit with his cousin, Mrs Rebecca B. Parker, of Es- sex, Conn. -a.. ..-. - J. R. Rembert, of State street, has gone to Mulberry Point, Guilford, for his vacation. c.. -~... -.-....>5
 MT. George H. Osborn has just re- turned from Fayetteville, N. C., where he visited Miss Allen, whose engage ment to Mir. Osborn was announced some weeks ago. ..,. ....z
 Mir. and Mrs Samuel c. Russell, of 49 Ellsworth avenue, have taken trolley trip to Boston. .-....
 MT. S. s. Adams has joined Mrs. Ad- ans at their summer home in North port, Maine. .ss ~~...- ... ..s.. MT. and Mrs. Ward Church, of Elm street, have gone to the White Noun tains for a short stay. aa~ s..
 Miss Grace Hanford Frisby. the daughter of Mrs. Augustus l. Frisby, who has been in Italy for the past two years studying voice with a famous master in Florence, has returned to her home at 35 Beers street. Miss Fris- by, who is the author of charming little book, "Florentine Letters" will remain in this country and devote most of her time to teaching voice. Miss Katie Breen and Miss Tessie Breen, of 142 Chestnut street, have gone to Mount Pleasant House, Neversink, N. SY., for vacation of two weeks. On their return they will take a trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
 General F. S. Greeley has been in Boston this week attending the reunion of the G. A. R, .
 Mir. and Mrs. William Barnum and their two sons have returned from "trip to the Berkshires, where they stopped at several places. including Sheffield and Pittsfield, at ''The Wen dell" .,.... ..s-5-. <, .... Mrs. F. c. Paterson, of AZ College street, and Miss Paterson, who have been at Lakevllle, are now at the Shell don House, Pine Orchard, with Mrs Robert 7ill and the Misses Hill, Of Nek York
 4 At the dove german held at the Crawford House in the White Noun Itains recently, Master Donald Hem lingway, son of Mir. and Mrs. fleming way of this city. won all hearts by his cleverly girlish looks among the feni- Inine impersonators. ~
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Graves have returned from their summer vacation trip and opened their home on Grove street. .,f
 Miss Grace Phelps, daughter of John IM Phelps of TAP State street, Is nak- ling two weeks stay with relatives in lDanbury, Conn. ;
 Word has been received in this city from MT. and Mrs William Watson of ltheir safe arrival in Cape Town, South Africa Mrs. Watson was Miss Anna ISperry, daughter of Mir. Joel A. Sperry Eof Whalley avenue, who was married labout six weeks ago. They are to make their home in Johannesburg.
 r. H. Cogswell, of 25 Norton street, ileft yesterday for the Park View House, Bethlehem, N. H.
 MT. Harry Read and mother will sail Tuesday on the Kronprinz for Eng Hand, where MT. Reed will undertake lthe duties of his position as London manager for the John Church Compa- lny. Mir. Reads going is noted with deep regret by New Haven's musical colony, as he has been an invaluable help and inspiration to the Trinity choir boys and developed them into one of the best musical organizations in New Haven.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Stony Creek church held very successful midsummer sale and bazaar at Sea- side hall Saturday, and the proceeds were very satisfactory to the ladies in lcharge. .. -. .G. k
 MT. and Mrs. Winchester Bennett, of Cold Spring street, have returned after an absence of a month,
 Miss Eleanor E. Cutler and Miss Ma rion P. Whitney, who have been trav- cling in Europe together this summer, are expected home the second of Sep- tember. Miss Cutler Twill be accornpa- nied by Miss Davis of the Isle of | Shoals.
 l MT. and Mrs. Shillinglaw, of Dixwell avenue, are with friends in Vermont for a week. ,
 MT. and Mrs Winston J. Trowbridge igave a small dinner at the Country club recently in honor of Miss Bertha Chadwick of Old Lyme and MT. Elford P. Trowbridge of this city, whose en- gagement was recently announced. The other guests were Mir. and Mrs. Frank Trowbridge. .. 7, ..,,,~
 MT. A. Maxcy Hitler and family, of Temple street, have gone, to West Med way, Mass, for the summer.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of MT. Farnham Fox, of Stamford, formerly of this city, son of Colonel and Mrs. Simeon J. Fox, of West Chapel street, to Miss Florence May Braker, of Stamford, Conn. MT. Fox is one of the younger members of