The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-26

Mrs. Kerwin of Chapel street and Mrs. T. F. McGrail of Court street have from three weeks stay in 
 The Olive Athletic clubs last private launching party will be held September l, the trip being from the New Haven Yacht club house to Double Beach.
 Miss Tillie Walters, daughter of Mir. Walters, the merchant tailor, residing on Hine place, leaves this week for a stay in New York and Atlantic city.
 Miss Robertson, Miss Gorham and Miss Myrtle Gorham, who have been staying at the "Edgewater," Short Beach, have returned to their homes in Westville.
 Mrs. Charles Dayton and daughter, Florence, of Crown street, have re- turned from a months visit with friends in Providence. R. I.
 New Haven people registered in Fem wich hall are John w. Edgerton, Ed ward L. Atwater and ". Hopkins.
 Mrs. Adah B. Hart of 69 Clark street, has left for Stockbridge, Mass, where she will pass the remainder of the summer with friends.
 Invitations are out for the second summer hop of the Rosemere assembly which will be given at Lighthouse dancing pavilion. Thursday evening, August SO Miss Anna Sullivan is chairman of the committee of arrange ments. Miller's orchestra will play for dancing.
 Miss Nellie E. Hussey, bookkeeper for the Frank s. Platt Co, and Miss Katherine I. scally, bookkeeper at the s. S. Adams store, are spending their vacation in the Catskill mountains, be- ing registered at the Prospect park hotel.
 Miss Alice o,Keefe of Day street is the guest of her sister Mrs. Arthur ". Parker, in Wilson.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Leopold, who recently returned from months stay at the Connecticut Chautauqua grounds are spending the remainder of August in the Catskills.
 Master Frank M. Dooley, jr., son of Policeman Frank Dooley, it as Wood mont until school opens.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Mrs. Lucy E. Benedict of New Amos H. Brainard, of Boston, which too place in New York August l.
 MT. and Mrs. Adolph Mendel are at Fabyan house, New Hampshire.
 Miss .Beulah Bowers of 40 Atwater street is spending her vacation win friends in Madison and Clinton.
 Attorney Allan W. Paige and a party of friends from Bridgeport visited Saw in Rock Wednesday evening in the par Tor car of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company. After spending an enjoyable evening the party re- turned to Bridgeport on the same car.
 Miss Ruby Street of this city, who is visiting in Litchfield; sang solo at the Congregational church last Sum day, and has consented to sing the of- fertory next Sunday.
 Prof. J. w. Tourney has also return ed from Milford, Pa, where, as director of the Yale Summer school, he has been for the past six weeks.
 Dr, and Mrs. John P. Cushing have returned to this country from q two months tour in Scotland from a,fififfffi months tour of Scotland and returned to Connecticut via Massachusetts, visit ing friends in Springfield Wednesday.
 Miss Sarah Brennan of Dewitt street and Miss Alice Cook of Cedar street have gone to Rockaway Beach for two weeks.
 Mrs Edward Pitman and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Leroy Clark of George street, have returned from a pleasant tarry at the Gunnery in Washington, Conn.
 Miss Emily BeckWith of San Juan, F. R, has been the guest of Miss Su- san P. Lamb and Mrs. James Thorpe of 50 Exchange street.
 Burton G. Warner is the guest of his brother. Frank c. Warner, of sufield, Conn.
 Professor William H. Brewer of Or ange street has returned from the Yale Summer School of Forestry at Milford, Penn.
 Mrs Haesche of this city will sing a group of songs at the Litchfield and and Washington coneerts, Friday and Saturday evenings. She has selected Tosti's "Matinatti'' and Del Aqua's "Chauson Proveneale.'
 Mrs. Lydia W. Hale of North Haven is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Albert Kirtland, of Unionville at her cottage at Westbrook. MT. and Mrs. Kirtland are also entertaining MT. and Mrs. F. B. Kirkland, MT. and Mrs. Julius B. Smith, of Chester, and MT, and Mrs. Walter S. Jones Q fthis city.
 Miss Mary Collins, who has been wis., iting friends in Waterbury, has return ed to this city.
 Miss Nellie Geelin has recovered from an illness which has confined her to her home on Dixwell avenue for several day.
 MT. Aptommas, the celebrated Welsh harpist, arrived in town Wednesday for a short stay. MT. Aptommas, with Miss Belle Manross Sigourney. appeared at a concert given in Clinton. Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Watts of 52 Park street have been entertaining their rel atives, Professor and Mrs. William Frankling of Lehigh university, Beth- lehem, Penn. Mrs. Frankling is spend- ing the summer Tn Marbledale with Mre. Toohey. 5.et.r .s.ss s. :.
 Mrs. James A: Thorpe of 50 Exchange street is stopping at the Pequot house, New London, for short stay.
 Mrs. E. Chapman of Hartford is the