The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-08

MONIES aILeE a Two N6eAS stay at okoHy I
Greek. -
Miss Elizabeth Hooker are al Range
ley Lakes for the remainder of the
summer. ~ /
William chaochu, the young son of 1
former Chinese Minister WI Ting
Fang. who it is expected will enter /
Yale in the near future. is summer |
resident Of the White Mountains.
Mrs. William H. Moseley and daugh- !
ter, Miss Harriet Moseley, are at Watch |
Hill for few weeks.
Mrs. C. f. Chamberlain and daughter /
Of Boston and Mr.. Prince and fam
lily OF New Haven are occupying Bar
nacle for the month of August.
Col. n. G. Osborn left yesterday for /
a weeks fishing trip among the New |
Hampshire lakes.
Society is well represented in the |
White Mountains. At the Waumbek |
the late arrivals are Miss Olga Monson, |
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Stoddard, L. M. !
Daggett, Mrs A. H. Kimberly and Miss
Wilson and H. G. TroWbridge. The !
Misses Emma and Marion Dickerman
are spending the summer at the Sin
clair house at Bethlehem. where so
many New Haveners are stopping. |
Among the recent arrivals at the popu- |
lar hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. At
water ard Miss Margaret AtWater.
George w. Lewis is spending short
time Mrs. and Miss Lewis at the Noun
tain View house in the White Noun
tains. Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Post are
guests for the season at the Strawberry
Hill house at Bethlehem Miss G. IA.
Davis and Miss H. A. Davis are stop
ping at the Eagle Mountain house at
Jackson. And the New Haven contin-
gent will be augmented this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Elelyn Stevens, DR.. and
Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Bishop, Mrs Laura ]. Beach. Miss
Grace Holbrook, Miss Gertrude Melia,
Mr.. Henry Fresenius and family, Mr..
and Mrs, w. A. Craig, Mrs. Gertrude
lStevens, Miss Florence Stevens and A.
B. Stevens.
4 AT Scotch Cap are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
lert Marshall. u. e. McCourt of Fall
River, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Kneen and son. Russell, of Ansonia,
Conn, who are there for six weeks
lstay.
Mrs. H. H. Benedict and Miss Helen
benedict have gone to Narragansett
Pier for the remainder Of the sum-
liner.
Miss Bertha Chadwick, whose en-
Igagement to Mr.. Elford P. Trowbridge
has been announced. is the grand
daughter of Captain Daniel Chadwick,
who was for many years in command Of
lships Of the John Griswold line Of
London packets which. till the estab-
Ilishment of steam vessels. carried, be-
tween New York and London, the high
lest class of passengers Her father,
Hon. Daniel Chadwick Y. C. 1S45 I'M
lifted States district attorney Of Connect
lticut, was one Of famous family, be-
ling a grandson of Chef Justice Henry
M. Waite of Connecticut. and cousin
of Morrison R. Waite Of the United
Estates supreme court. of Governor
buckingham and Hon. John Turner
IWaite OF Norwich, and uncle Of Judge
IWalter C. Noyes of New London. Miss
lChadwick's brother, Charles Noyes
i Chadwick, of Brooklyn, N. X, is an M.
/ A. Of Yale He is the father Of Charles
Chadwick, Yale 1897, and George B.
chadwick, Yale 1908. the famous ath-
lletes. Her younger brother, Ernest
lChadwick, Yale 1897, is a lawyer in
New London On the side of her moth
Ter, Mrs. Helen (Noyes) Chadwick, Miss
lChadwick descends from Rev. Moses
lNoyes, brother Of Rev. James Moves,
4 lone of the founders of Yale college.
4 Rev Moses Moves brought his flock
from Saybrook to Lyme in 1866, and
twas for sixty-flve years pastor of the
Ichurch there. He was a member Of the
Incorporation of the college. Among Miss
4 Chadwicks ancestral families were
Those Of Lynde, Lord, Marvin, ELY,
Tracy, Mason, Brewster and many 9TH
lers of the best old colonial families.
Miss Chadwick, natural musician,
while spending her winters with friends.
lin New York, has studied the organ un-
der the best teachers with distinguish
led success. Miss Chadwick owns and
Occupies in the summer her fathers
pheasant home at Lyme, in view Of the
lConnecticut river and the sound
Mr.. Clegg, Of Orange. N. j., is the
lguest over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IElmer E. somers of Elm street. West
laven
/ William o.Neill Of II Bishop street is
spending his vacation in St. Louis, see
ling the sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Slayton, of Wash
lington avenue are receiving congratu-
Ilations from their friends on the birth
lof daughter, who arrived in their
home Friday.
DIR. Freel of Flying Point, Stony
Creek, has been entertaining Mr.. Les
som of Brooklyn.
Miss Say of Middletown and Mr..
Townsend of Oyster Bay, L. l., who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
T. "A. Spreyer in West Haven, have re-.
turned to their homes.
Mr. and Mrs Harry NJ. Robinson, Of
Park avenue, West Haven are enter
tanning Mrs. Wildwood of New York
lefty.
Word has been received Of the ar
rival of Miss Virginia Shepard of
Branford in one OF the Catskill Noun
tain towns, after stay at Copake, N.
Y.
The Monday Afternoon Whist club of
West Haven will be entertained to-
morrow by Mrs. e. A. Lettney and
Mrs. George E. Bailey at Mrs Lett
ney's home.
Mr. Morris D. Averil1 of Branford is