The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-03

MT. and Mrs. H. B. Rowe and Miss Annie E. Mason are at Saratoga Springs for a short time.
 Mrs. c. B. filling is spending few weeks in New York city.
 Miss Bertha Brewster of Holyoke, Mass, spent Sunday with her sister. Miss Fanny Brewster of York street.
 c. A. Smith Of 161 Whalley avenue has gone to Hornersville. N. r. for his vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert w. oviatt of Howe street, who has been travelling in England and Europe for the past two months. will return tomorrow on the Cunarder Carpathia-
 A. A. filling, who nas been at Mo hawk Lake, N. Y, has returned to his home, s2 Trumbull street.
 Mrs. J. L. Northrop of Woodmont is spending the week at c. M. Halls of Broadway.
 Misses Anna and Leila Meyer are vis- ting friends in Meriden.
 Q. E. Futile of Dixwell avenue has gone to Hartford for a few weeks to recuperata from his recent illness.
 Miss Ethel Olmstead of Meriden is spending the month of August with friends in this city.
 Theodore Bennett of Elm street has gone to Cornwall for a two weeks out ing
 A. D. Merwin, who has been in Eden, Florida, is spending the summer in Mil ford.
 Miss Jesie Holmes of New York is spending her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. George Newcomb of York square.
 A farewell supper was tendered pr. 2. A. Bonoff, Yale Medical school 1904 on Sunday evening, by his many friends at his home, 26 Palmer street Barnett Berman, Yale Law 1904, was the toastmaster of the evening and gave a short sketch of Dr. Bonoff's school career Among others who de- livered speeches were A. Wershow, M Rushin and M. Snirnow. Among those present were Barnett Berman, M. Smir- now A Wershow, l.. Wershow, MT. and Mrs. List of Worcester, Mass; MT. and Mrs. Chernoff, of Denver, Col. Mrs. Goldreyer, of New York; Miss Martha Brown, A Matz an dseveral others. Dr. Bonoff leaves for Worcester, Mass, where he expects to practice.
 Miss Maude E Rowland, of 19 EId street is visiting her aunt, Mrs Charles Parcells of Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. George Beebe and chil- dren of East Haven are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George F. Humphrey of Bloomfield Conn
 F. H. Wild leaves Saturday for 3 twoo weeks trip to the Bermuda is- lands, sailing on the steamer Victoria.
 Miss Agnes White of this city is at the camping grounds at Plainville for the month of August.
 Miss Kate Albrecht of New York is the guest of Mrs Richard Sanders of 213 Winthrop avenue.
 A party of young men have built a log camp at Rock Beach. It will be used for a camp in summer and a clut lOuScs III WlliteL. T 4le pdI " GOlSlStcu of George Bush, Herbert Mansfield and George Bryan. of West Haven; Benja- min Stevens, Frank Lowe, of Fair Ha- ven; Samuel Southmayd, New Haven; Ambrose Welch and Frank TerrilI Westville, and Frederick Stevens, Mer- iden.
 Lewis Munger of Meigs & Co. has re- turned to business from a two weeks vacation, which he spent in North Madison.
 Joseph Longstean, who has been the obliging attendant at Morris Schubert < cafe, corner of Grand avenue and lief ferson streets, is to take two weeks vacation with his family to Long Branch, Ocean Grove and Atlantic City, N. J. While there he will make his headquarters at the Hotel Rudolph
 Mrs. Phoebe Poster and daughter Mrs. William H. Bradley, and her son will spend next month in New Hamp- shire.
 Postmaster James Howarth, who has been absent for the last few days on g fishing trip, has returned to this city and was at his office yesterday morn ing.
 H. w. Beecher and family of Edge wood avenue are in Vermont for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Hattie segur and daughter Elm fly of Wethersfield, are visiting friends in this city.
 G. Edwin Carter has returned after a two weeks sojourn at Norfolk in the Berkshires,
 Miss Lottie CornWell of Harrison is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Hen. ry Monroe of Crown street.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel R. Avis of Di- vision street are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Samuel R. Avis of Roanoke, Vfr- ginia, their nephew and his wife, whose marriage took place in Roanoke last Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Sarah Raymond of 52 Division street has gone to Nantucket, Mass. her native home, for the summer. Mrs Raymond is prominent D. A. R. wom. an in Nantucket.
 Miss Anna Euerle of this city and Miss Olive Graver of Brooklyn are spending the month of August at Day. port, N. Y.
 Miss Pauline Voorhees,, who played the organ so acceptably in the Churcf of the Redeemer last Sunday, will sub. stitute for. Professor Shepard during the month of August.
 Mrs. J. H. Orr and Mrs. Fred H Neumann, with her daughter, Mar jorfe, of Woody Crest, will visit friends in Huntington, r. l., next week. Mrs