The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-31

few days visit with her brother, Dr. Wright of Naugatuck.
 Ralph Benham, of Bristol street, is spending his vacation with his mother at Morris Cove. l.
 Charles G. Phillips, of Montclair, N. J., who has occupied Linden cottage at Crescent Bluff this summer, was the successful winner Of the Brya n cup played for in the golf tournament on the Pine Orchard links.
 Miss Edith Brown, of Berlin, is visi- ting friends in this city.
 At Watch Hill, where Mir. George x. McLanahan, Yale '96. and his charming wife, who was Miss Duer of Whitney avenue, are spending the summer at their cottage, Westwater, there are sev- eraI distinguished guests and many so- eial functions. Just at present MT. and Mrs. MeLanahan are entertaining Mir. Charles Ray Dean. of the state de- pertinent at Washington, and Mir. En- ] gent Davenport Alexander of Staten Is- land, Mir. and Mrs. D. B. Wentz of Phil- adelphia, MT. Walter Paret and MT. ! Gilbert C. Greenway. Jr., of New York. Yale classmates of their host have also been enjoying the hospitality of the McLanahans.
 In accordance with custom estab- lished about five years ago, the firm of lC. W. Blakeslee & Sons gave the teamsters in their employ a trolley ride and shore dinner Saturday afternoon. The party, eighty-six in number, first went to the Merwin's Point Hotel, where an excellent dinner was served. On the return trip they stopped at the White City, where they did most of the attractions. The generosity of the firm is deeply appreciated by the teamsters, a who had an ideal day.
 Dr. B. Austin Cheney, who has been spending month at Lake Placid, has returned. ZEN Many friends will be pleased to hear Iof the marriage of Miss Margaret Brown to MT. Walter Anderson, of Huntington avenue, Annex.
 Town Clerk w. R. Foote of Branford, returned Monday from a vacation spent lin the White Mountains. Mrs. Foote will not return until September.
 Miss Annie Henning, of 62 Clark street, has returned from a three weeks visit to the St. Louis exposi- tion.
 J. Simons, of Whitney avenue, has been spending a few days Ut the shore resorts around New York.
 Miss Julia Quigley, of State street returned from an enjoyable visit in Boston on Monday.
 I Miss Mary Chamberlain. Of Broad Brook, Conn.,, is visiting the Misses Mae and Jennie Campbell, of 11t BIatchley avenue.
 The Misses Imogene and Adele New. lhall of this city, are the guests of their brother, Mr. c. T. Newhall, of Hart # ford.
 I MT. and Mrs. E. Henry Barnes have returned from an eight weeks visit al J Marion, Mass, and are now at theil lhome at LAP West Chapel street.
 MT and Mrs. Elliott Littlejohn ar1t their son, Dr. Duncan Littleiohn and daughter, Miss Grace, organist of tht First M. E. church, will remain at theil cottage at Short Beach until Septenl Der.
 Mrs. John P. Stack, of Marion, Ind, lis east, visiting her sisters, Mrs. Johf Wolf, of Gregory street, and Mrs Francis Martin, on Howe street, Wes ' Haven.
 MT. and Mrs, Alexander Watson ant family, Of 2s May street, will spend tn lweek with relatives at Sag Harbor
 William Donahue, of 66 Whitney ave Ior NFs,. dor s1 tT-aa tc with friends in Clinton, Conn.
 James J. Bohn, of 27 Broad street, re turned Monday from ten days trir stopping at Dunlop Hotel, Atlanti lefty.
 Miss Lulu Flynn, of Mea dow street lis the guest of pr. and Mrs. Cronin, Q Fifty sixth street, New York. Harry Donnelly, of Pea Il street, an George Sheets are at the Arlington Ho , Etel, Asbury Park, N. J. They will visi lthe White Mountains before the clos :. jof their two weeks vacation. Messrs. P. M. and John Carroll ar en1oying vacations at Bethlehem, \ H. They are stopping at the sinclai House.
 Miss Lena Barr is spending tw weeks at Mount Kiseo, in the Catskil Mountains.
 Miss Alice Murphy, of Edward i street, has returned from an enjoyabl
 week at Madison.
 Judge and Mrs. J. M, Hall and Mis-
 Hall, of Hillhouse avenue. are in Bos . ton, Mass, for a short stay. . Fred King, of fl George street, wit
 the Consolidated railroad, has returne from an enjoyable trip to New York.
 Luther Traver, with the Dorma :, lLithographing company, started Q
 Monday for the White Mountains where he will spend two weeks. | BLANCHE WALSH COMING. i. l r,,,.l 11raIett 1,,ho bas t,aa,, .