The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-19

way of the st. Louis exposition.
 Dwight w. Futile, of East Haven, spent Sunday at Fenwick Hall.
 Miss Annie M. Hoggson, of Howe street, is spending the summer with her uncle, Samuel Hoggson, at Oriental park, West Haven.
 Beach Westbrook and Arthur '. Hills .of this city are at the Belstone Inn.
 Rev. Father Lenihan, of St. Mary's, is able to be out again after an injury sustained by a fall from his bicycle.
 Miss Agnes Adamson is spending a few weeks in East LongmeadoW. Mass.
 F. Frank Bristol, of the New Haven Water Company. is enjoying his vaca- tion in Milford.
 Miss Rena Teresa Barnes and broth CT, Raymond Barnes left for Litchfield Iyesterday, and will remain until Sep tember.
 Mrs. w. T. Talmadge is visiting her parents in Ware, Mass.
 Mrs. Edward F. Breitenstein and daughter Florence, of 46 Greenwood street. have returned after a visit with Miss Laura Davis of Center street, Bridgeport.
 Miss Annie Kaske. of East Norwalk. who has been visiting with Miss Louise Breitenstein, of 46 Greenwood street, has returned home.
 M. Winslow Clinton, of this city, was bass soloist at St. Thomas Episcopal lchurch In Hartford last Sunday. The young ladies of Oriental Park, West Haven. gave musical at, the hall at Oriental Park pier last evening for Ithe purpose of raising funds with which to purchase curtains for the hall, which 4 is used for Sabbath services and for other purposes by the owners of Orien- tai Park. Recitations, vocal. instru- mental, plano and violin solos were rem dered. Among those participating were Miss Elsie Barnes, sister of Miss Rena Teresa Barnes, Miss Marjory Lambert, Miss Mabel Raymond, Frank Willis and others.
 The marriage Of Miss Margaret Wrinn, of this city. and William D. To- bin, of Pittsfleld, Mass, was celebrated in Hartford Wednesday morning. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Riley of New Britain, and the best man William McDonald of Pittsfield. Mrs. William Whalen, of Brownell street, Is entertaining her sister -in-law,
 Miss Annie Whalen, of Northampton.
 Professor Henry Smaller Williams, of New Haven, who recently resigned as professor of geology at Yale university to accept a similar place at Cornell ur- diversity, was in Essex on Sunday the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Rebecca E. Parker and family on West avenue. Mir. and Mrs. Lines Sprague and Will liam Merle, of Brownell street. are lspending a few weeks at Mrs. Steven lson's cottage on Beach street, West Haven.
 I Mrs. Erum Barnes and son Harold iare spending August in East Litchfeld land HarWinton. Conn. 4 M V. Barnes and family yesterday lattended the Barnes family reunion at Hanover Park, Meriden. Also Mir and
 Mrs. Sprague, Miss R. T. Barnes, Miss Annie Hoggson and Mrs. Jonathan IChanip
 Miss Ethel Foote. of this city, has ac- leompanied Miss Bertha Jones home to Hast Hampton
 Russell Gallagher, of Cambridge, Mass, who has been the guest of his lgrandparents, MT. and Mrs. Corcoran, lpf i97 Franklin street, has left for a two lweeks' stay in Boston.
 I Attorney James M Sullivan, of this lefty, received a telegram from the rla- Itional committee yesterday asking him Ito report for the purpose of making ispeeches in Maine and Vermont from l August 22 to Septen1ber l2
 I Dr. Frederick G Wilmot and family, lof IS Elm street. are at Westport, Lake lChamplain. until September 12.
 Lueius K. Stevens and Northrop Hol- Ibrook, of Ossining, N. Y, have just re- turned from trip to Newport News in the schooner Rachel w Stevens, Cap ltain F. L. Stevens, of Clinton.
 Fred E. Whitaker, superintendent of lstreets, was presented a gold watch and lchain yesterday at the supply house of
 the board Of public works at the corner lof Spruce and Oak streets The super lintendent leaves on vacation Friday.
 The gift came from the city employees under his supervision as q mark of es- l lteem
 The twenty fourth annual m-bake x 0I #Lhe GluD known as tne Ak D.F .i Twas given yesterday by William lime,
 of 66 Crown street. About sixty par Itieipated. At 9:3O a. I'll. the guests
 started from starin's pier in Smith
 Brothers boat and enjoyed sail down Ethe sound as far as Faulkner's light thence returned to the ThimbIe Islands
 Where a short stay was made Re-em- barking. the company sailed on to . lBranfofd Point. On the way the feast Twas served