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

Isoloist Of 1l5 Columbus avenue.
 Miss Fannie Elwel Of West Haven, who is visiting her aunt in Brewster, N. r., will return to West Haven be- fore she enters upon her new duties as teacher at Inglewood, N. J.
 Miss Julia Buckley of Kirkham street, BranfOrd, has returned from a pleasant vacation spent with her sister, Mrs. sheehan, in AIiIbury. Mass. s..
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Anderson of Ss6 Union avenue, West Haven, celebrat- ed the twelfth anniversary of their marriage Saturday. About fifty guests were invited to assist them in the cele- bration, but owing to the severe storm, only thirty responded to the invitation. but a delightful time was enjoyed by those who did attend. Mir. and Mrs. Anderson received many beautiful gifts which included silver, linen, tea set and other useful articles. Bountiful refresh- ments were served and photograph se- lections given during the evening.
 Miss Elizabeth Toohill of 57 Prospect street has returned from delightfui two weeks at the new National hotel at Block Island.
 Julius Gallery of the Three G.'s gro- icery store on Edwards street, has as his guests at his home, 75 Nash street., MT. and Mrs. c. Jahries of Chicago, H., relatives whom MT. Gallery has not seen before in eleven years. Mir. and Mrs. Jahries are on their way home from a stay in Boston at the G. A. R. encampment MT. Jahries is veteran of the Civil war, and served In an Illinois artillery regiment. MT. and Mrs. I Jahries are much pleased with the City of Films, the White City and the shore resorts here generally.
 Rev. F. H. |. Hammond, pastor of the M. F. church, West Haven, is spending a few days with his aunt at Gilboa, Catskill Mountains.
 Mrs. James Rogers of Branford will leave next Monday for New York city, bringing home little Miss Helen Byers, who has been visiting her for the past month. On September she will be ljoined by MT. Rogers, and they win spend the following two weeks in the Catskills and in Pennsylvania.
 Joseph GrannisN of Elm street, West Haven, has accepted a position as in- Ispector at the Kimberly avenue bridge.
 Jacog Hauser left yesterday on the l 9:35 express train for New York, where he welcomed his sister, Miss Josephine I Hauser, who arrived in New York on the steamer Kron Prinz Wilhelm. Miss Hauser will visit here for some time, Ten or fifteen years ago Miss Hauser res ided in this city, and at that time lmada many friends.
 | Mrs. Samuel Sands of 529 Winthrop avenue has her sister, Mrs L. Gay, land niece, May, and nephew. Master Lawrence Gay, of Greenwich, Conn, as lguests this week.
 William Coyne leaves next week for exposition.
 Mrs. F. N. Waldron and daughters Elsie and Amelia, of 523 Winthrop ave lnue, will spend the remainder of Aug ust with her brother, MT. John r Moody of Ansonia.
 Mrs. R. T. Riggs of Warehouse Point is spending her vacation with her son in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Stoddard and son, Frank, jr., Of 522 Winthrop ave nue, returned on Monday after a pleas.
 ant vacation in Madison and Massa-
 chusetts.
 Miss Della Pullar of Hartford is the lguest of friends iR Fair Haven.
 Miss Bunda Keller of Elm street teacher at the Shelton avenue school
 lis visiting her father and sister il
 Canada.
 M .s 3&55 gL
 Mr. $. Campbell and wife Of Broad,
 way, with MT. James and Miss Kath Eerine Lewis of London, Ky. have Jeff flor New York. Mrs. Campbell and son
 SamueI, jr., will spend the next twt
 months in London. They will stop a
 Niagara Falls for two days as they g south.
 Miss Madeline De Lacey of New Yorl city is spending few days at the hom of her parents on Exchange street. MT De Lacey, who has been quite i'll, ii
 now recovering, although progress il slow.
 MT. and Mrs W. Reynolds of Bostol have taken apartments at Warner hal flor the coming season. Mir. Reynold , represents the Balch Brothers Co. fo the stoddard Lecture book series. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Powell of 15 i, Spring street left yesterday to spen'
 the rest of this month in Litchfield, re turning the first week in September. MT Edward J. Collins of 955 Gran, , avenue left Monday for a two weeks stay in the Adirondacks. Mrs. w. w. Kelsey, Mrs. Charles E Burton, Mrs. Curtis A. Miner, Mrs M A. Foote, Miss Alberta Kelsey and Mis- Adele Merwin, who went abroad il June, sailed from Southampton Mon !. lday. They are expected home Tuesda next.
 : Miss Clara G. Ware has returned t ? IMiddletown after a vacation spent i : Ithia city.
 Mrs. Annie Carnack of Hamilton { ' leo. has returned from an enjoyabl : lvacation of two weeks with friends l $ Springfield, Mass.
 : Ronald Williams of, J. B. Judson' e fruit store, will enjoy this week a
 Nantucket. s
 e Messrs. R. M. and J. Smith, V. Jer {. kins and Walter Jones passed throug e this city in their auto car enroute frol t Mt. Claire, N. J., to Williamstowl
 They report over 4,0OO miles travelled h their car without the least delay. a Miss Louise Vocke of Boston, Mass
 on her return trip from St. Louis re D Innnt1V stnnnad off at New Haven