The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-21

Interesting Soelnl ERents Here anu
 Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Tillou, who have been on a ten days automobile tour through the Litchfield hills, have re- turned to their homes on College street. They report a most charming trip which covered over six hundred miles through Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont and New York.
 The Misses May and Ellen Noting ham, neices of Daniel Nottingham, leave soon for a vacation in Litchfeld and other places. Before their return they will visit the most noted places for summer tourists in the state.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Ettinger of the mill linery department of the Edw. Malley Co.,, have gone to Thomas street, Sayin Rock, for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs A. J. Seofield of Denver, Col, and MT. and Mrs. F. W. Cone and daughter of New Haven. who are sum- mering at ''The Breakers" Morris Cove, were the guests on Sunday of RE. Wellman, D. c. Callahan and Henry Charter, on the yacht Thorne and en- joyed delightful cruise on the Sound MT. and Mrs. Scoffeld are to return to Denver this fall, to the regret or their many friends here.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell of New Britain are spending a few weeks at '.The Breakers" MT. Caldwell is well known business man. and is employed as register clerk in the New Britain postoffice. Miss Edith Northrop of Berlin is also at .1rhe Breakers"
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Levenstein have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Jennie, to MT. Max Revson on Sunday afternoon, June 26, 1904, at o'clock, at Germania hall. Wooster street.
 Mrs. Edward Toole and son of 725 Orange street, and Miss Laura Dillon, sister of Mrs. Toole, will spend the summer in Woodbridge. MT. and Mrs. Stephen Cook of 19 Bishop street will spend July in Pom fret, Vermont MT. Cook is the well known musician.
 Mrs. Frederick Cornwall of Lafayette avenue, Milford, has had as her guest the past week Miss Florence V. Hotch- kiss Of Westville
 Mrs. Henry FTesenius of Howard Iavenue has as her guest Miss G. J. Loeff1er of Hartford, and friends are planning many parties for her enter tainment.
 Miss Ada Belle Abells of 66 Edge wood avenue entertained party of friends last Sunday evening, after a trolley ride to. the shore. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. William Hooper, MT. and Mrs. Frank Bradley, Miss Abells, Miss Rose Deegan, the Messrs. Sheff1e and Phillips. Miss Elsie Paine of 659 Howard ave nue has gone to Shelter island, L. l., for a visit and will not return until next fall
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Meyer of 102 Campbell avenue, celebrated the fifth anniversary of their wedding Sunday evening. A large number of friends were present and the couple were given many fine gifts by the guests. A. Kraft announces the engagement Eof his daughter, Yetta, to M. A. Ull- man, at home, Sunday. July 3l, from Is to 5 D. m, No. 30 Lyon street. No cards.
 Down with spinal meningitis at the New Haven hospital is Miss Annie Scrooby of Ansonia. The patient was accompanied to the local hospital by Mrs. c. s. Towles, wife of prominent clothier of Ansonia. At the hospital it was stated yesterday that Miss Scroo- by is resting easily and chances for her recovery are held out. Capt. s. F. Crafts left yesterday for a short stay at Riverside, Conn.,, where he will visit his old friend, Luke Lock- wood.
 Henry II. Peck of this city is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Mark Bradley of Roxbury, Conn.
 Troop A has notified the committee | in charge of the Eighth ward Fourth of July celebration that they will turn out in body on the evening of July 4 and take part in the celebration. The Boys brigade of the Humphrey Street church will act as an escort for the troop.
 | Attorney George M Wallace was in New York yesterday in. the interest of client whose estate is in process of settlement in the surrogate court. | John o. Bowen Of this city is the guest of Marcus Merwin at his New Milford home.
 Edward Best, whose business is in New York, is spending a two weeks vacation with his wife and little son at their home on Beers street. | MT. and Mrs. William F. Kusterer, jr.
 of Pine Orchard, are receiving congrat-
 ulations on the arrival of son. | Mrs. Minott Osborn, who has been
 living in the Bradley house on Dwight
 street, has bought beautiful new
 house on Dwight street, which she and
 Miss Kate Osborn will occupy in the
 near future.
 I Rev. George J. Somms, formerly the pastor of the Parker A. M. E. Zion church of Meriden, Sunday morning I took charge as pastor of the High
 wood church. To a large congregation the new pastor preached his first ser mon.
 The many friends fMr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Slocumbe, nee Eastman, | formerly of Morris Cove will be pleas ed to learn of their success in Omaha, Neb.. their new home. MT. Slocumbe lis in the florist business, which is ex- ceedingly profitable there, and the fam lily, including baby daughter, Ruth,