The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23

go to-day and stay with him for awhile.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Crown have as guests at their cottage at Fort Trum- bull Beach Mfr. Crown and mother, of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. John Lea ry and daughter, Miss Catherine, of New Haven.
 Miss Dora Brember and Mir. and Mrs. George Hedrick, of 45 Summer street, have just returned from an enjoyable vacation of two weeks at Elmhurst, L. I.
 Miss Nellie Ahearn spent Sunday with friends in Madison.
 George Conklin, of Howard avenue, left yesterday for visit with his moth CT in Poughkeepsie, after which he will visit friends at Fishkill on the Hudson. Mr. Conklin anticipates a ride up Mount Beacon on the fourteen hundred feet in- cline railroad, which is said to be the second steepest railway in the world.
 Misses Powers, Della Carrigan and Mae Hughes have returned from a weeks stay in Madison.
 Miss Cora Losty left yesterday for her vacation of two weeks, which she will spend with her sister, Mrs. J. J. Jordan, of 4S Hawthorn street, Hart fords ..a. ..... ...t .-...
 A lawn party will be given at the res Iidence of Mrs. Wolven, S90 Elm street, on the afternoon and evening of .Au- gust 24. at three o'clock and at eight o'clock. 4 first-class entertainment has been arranged and refreshments will be served. The entertainment will take place rain or shine. It is earnest | ly hoped that our friends, the w. c. T. U. and the Kings Daughters will favor us with their presence and patronage. Admission ten cents. -..a Miss Florence Lee is spending her vacation in Hartford, Mount Tom, Bos- ton and Block Island.
 MT. and Mrs. William Higgins, of Howard avenue, are at Sea Breeze cot tage, Woodmont. They will not return until September.
 Miss Pearl Upson. of Westfeld, Mass, is visiting her grandmother Mrs. H. H. Torrey, of S1 Waverley street.
 I Miss Katherine Kenney has accom- panied Miss Margaret Dunlay on her lyisit to Providence, where they will re- Haln TOT a month,
 William Porter, of the Meigs & Go. clothing store, a member of Company ID, New York Volunteers, returned Fri day after a visit in Boston.
 The Misses Gunnip, of West Carlisle lstreet, are spending this week in the lCatskills.
 MT. and Mrs. John Carroll. of 125 Da- Ivenport avenue, are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
 A very enjoyable launch party was Ithat of last Thursday night, when a lgroup of young people went out from the Momauguin dock and spent several hours on the water. Among those who lwent were Misses Pauline, Jennie and Annie McPherson Carrie Pratt, Messrs. James Leonard, Frank Vaughan, lGeorge Breen and John Burgess. 1 Miss Lena Schwartz, of Meriden, Conn, will be the guest of Miss Lena schlein for this week at 115 Columbus lavenue.
 MT. Maximillian Laliberts, of PSI lPortsea street, has gone to Washington, ID. e., where he has accepted "a position. Miss Anna and Matthew Hanlon, of l21 Clark street, started yesterday morn ling for two weeks trip to Saratoga.
 Miss Agnes Barry, of Wallace, street, left yesterday for two weeks vacation lat MiddletoWn, Conn
 l Miss Francis Goldbaum, of 267 Port lsea street, has returned from a pleas lant two weeks trip spent at Long Branch and in New York.
 l MT. J. N. Boyce, of 93S State street, lstarted for College Point Saturday morning, where he will be engaged for la few days doing some fine repairing lon an engine there. On his return he will call on his aunt, Mrs. John Krouse, lin Tenafiy, N. J., and bring home his daughter, Lillian, who has been visiting lthere since July fth.
 George E. Dudley, of Winthrop ave- lnue, returned froU Boston on Friday Hast, delighted with his trip.
 Miss Philopina Wolfe, of Day street, lis spending her vacation at Saugeries iil lthe Catskill mountains.
 Messrs. George F. Bolts and Vincent IR. Keane, members of the Sacred Heart Iclub, have returned from four days louting at Brighton, Rockaway and Manhattan beaches and Coney Island
 Miss Rena Vought, of New York, is the guest of her mother, Mrs, vought Iof George street. i
 Miss Anna Dusininsky has gone ta Watch Hill to spend her yacaton.
 Miss c, Baizer, of 175 Bradley street left yesterday for a trip to New Bri. tain, Cheshire and Hartford.
 Miss Kittie J. Gallagher of 22 Howe lstreet, started yesterday for two lweeks' trip to Oyster Bay.
 Miss Anna Killoy, of 6S Daggett street has returned from Derby. where tshe spent week with her sister, Mrs Flynn. .. @
 Miss Gessner, of Howard avenue, lef lyesterday for week at Saratoga.