The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-16

Elsewhere.
Ericsson Bushnell, the famous basso,
is in Meriden.
Lieutenant Governor Roberts was in
New Haven yesterday and he called on
Chairman Theodore Macdonald of the
republican town committee in city hall.
They had chat together and then Mr..
Roberts went elsewhere.
Brigadier General Russell Frost of
South Norwalk who is travelling in Eu-
rope is now in France and has been
spending the past week in Paris. He
has been in Berlin, Dresden, Frank
fort and Hamburg and incidentally haS
studied the German military system.
He expects to sail for home about Aug
ust IS. s.. ....
Mrs. A. C. Benedict of Maple street
has gone to New Canaan to spend the
summer.
Mrs. John Gaines of New York, and
family. are visiting Mrs. Gaines's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce N. WEIGH, of
Chapel street. .......2 . r..
Louis L. Norton, the junior member
of the Chapel street firm of Norton &
Son, will sail from New York for Eu-
rope to-day. Mr.. Norton will spend
two months in travel and will visit
France, Italy. Switzerland and the
British Isles. ...sss..
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Cannon are
home from their wedding tour.
Charles L. Sweeney, the son of M. G.
Sweeney of West Haven, will give a
lawn party at his home, 729 Washing
ton avenue this evening from to 9 o.
clock. Many of the classmates in
Boardman High school will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Stanford
have just sailed for Ireland to spend
the summer there. -, u.s.
The members of the Ladies society
and the Ladies' Sewing society of Trim
ity Lutheran church yesterday enjoyed
their annual joint outing at the home
of Mrs. Rasmussen, Montowese.
Miss Ethel Lucia Renfrew is spend
ing a vacation Of five or six weeks with
relatives and friends in Pittsfeld, Mass.
The children of the New Haven coll
ony at Morris Cove took prominent
part in the dainty play, The Earth
Child" produced at the Union chapel,
and forts benefit, Wednesday night.
The chapel was crowded with cottagers
and people from the Pequot house. and
a prettier play has seldom been seem
Last night the Lutheran union Of
Trinity church gave lawn party at
the pastors residence, 1O6 York square.
The committee in charge had an ex-
cellent programme, including music
and refreshments.
Professor and Mrs. Isadore Troost-.
wyk and family, who have been in
NeWtown for the past few weeks, are
now in Washington, Conn, where they
will remain the rest Of the summer,
Professor Troostwyk will come to the
city few days each week to teach
Last night in Washington a delight
full concert was given by the we'll
known trio, Professor Troostwyks vio-
lin; Max Dessauer, flute, and Mrs.
Troostwyk, plano, at the home of Mrs.
Boardman. The affair, which was for
the benefit ofsthe Gunnery library, was
notable society function of the sum-
mer, as we'll as the musical event of
the pretty little resort. Mr.. Dessauer
went to Washington yesterday.
Miss Grace Kelsey has been engaged
to furnish the misic this summer at
the Hammanassett house.
Mrs. Frank Bailey, who had been
visiting her mother and Mrs. Charles
Dayton of Crown street, has returned
to her home in Hartford.
Miss Mabel Stevens of the Phelps
school, Wallingford, is home in Clinton
on her summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebel of 1853 Columbus
avenue, will sail for Europe in the near
future. They will spend about two
months in Germany.
There viii, be a cake sail to-day at
the recsory of Holy Advent church in
Clinton from 8 to 6 p. m. Tea will also
be served. t.s$ ,t.s.
Irving Karr, who has been spending
a few weeks with his mother at her
home on washington avenue, has gone
to Saratoga. New York, for the sum
mel. In the fall he will return to Sar-
anlac Lake for the winter. Mr.. Karr
has many friends In West Haven, who
were, glad to see him at home.
Mrs. S. j. Benham of Midd1etown is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Royce
of New streat. %...~:.$
Benham, c. Smith and family of
Brooklyn have arrived and will occu-
py their cottage at Clinton Beach.
Mrs. Frank West welt of 70 Wha1ley
avenue left on Thursday for La Junta,
Col, on a visit to her son, G. N. r.
Bishop.
Mrs Elizabeth Hull Of Durham ar
rived in Clinton Thursday with son
and daughter, to spend few days at
her old home on Commerce street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin, Jr., and
two children, Helen and Elise, are Wis
iting Mrs. Martins brother, James H.
Clark, Of Springfield, Mass. I'm.
H. "A. Cook has resigned his position
at the head of the coat and suit de-
partment in Howe & Stetson's to ac-
cept a very excellent offer from the
firm Of the D. Sheppard Norwell COM
pany Of Boston Mr.. Cook will assume
charge of several departments in the
NorWell store.
Mrs. E. Beebe of New Haven has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Stern in clinton. Mr.. Beebe is spend
ing the summer at the latter's cot
tage at Madison Beach.
Mrs William Bridge of Sherman ave-
nue., with her daughter, Ellen, will