The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-16

time to again assume duties before the opening of college. He has heretofore remained in this city most of the time because of the extra work necessitated by the summer school and the acquire ment of the HiJhouse property
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon and Miss Anna and Mary Mason, of 446 I Howard avenue, are in Atlantic City.
 At the Rose street synagogue Sunday | afternoon Miss Ida Roskowitz, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Roskowitz of No. A Oak street, and Harry Elkin were united in marriage in the pesence of a large gathering of relatives and friends. Following the ceremony a reception was held at Lyceum hall. Louis Rosenburg, the Congress ave nue hardware dealer, will soon start on a vacation of a year. Mrs. Rosenberg will accompany him. They will re- main in the Litchfield hills until cold weather, departing then for Denver, Col. MT. Rosenberg is prominent Elk and will remain in Denver until after | that order has convention there next year. Mir. Rosenberg makes the trip | for the benefit of his health 1 Mrs. Michael J. Coleman and her son, Michael, Jr., of Jersey City, will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. G. D. Shepard, of Washington avenue, West Haven. for the remainder of August.
 Miss Marguerite Hickey of Washing ton avenue, teacher in one of the pub lie schools in New York city, with her sister, Helen, and little niece, Gene vieve Carbray. are summering at Lake | Champlain and St. Albans. 1 A number of New Haven people sum- mering at Short Beach have been bid den to the fancy dress ball to be given by Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox at the Bungalow Friday evening. For the past few years Mrs. Wilcox has alter mated a masquerade and fancy dress ball, and always the afr is the most brilliant event of the summer season along the Branford shore.
 Mrs. Frank Gladwin, Miss Anna Gladwin Mrs. Byers and son, of New York, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gladwin, of Lester street, West Ha- | ven.
 Mrs. M. E. Cowles. of New York, 1 spent Sunday with Mrs. E. Cowles, of l Plymouth avenue.
 Misses Katharine and Mary Bruce, of Bassett street, left yesterday for Cana 1 da, via Springfield and Albany. They will spend two weeks vacation in St. Thomas and Woodstock, Canada, with relatives and friends, and anticipate delightful trip.
 | Miss Nellie Crane, of Union avenue, West Haven, is spending few days at Twin Lakes, Conn. She will also visit l Salisbury and Lakeville.
 Miss Edith Baldwin, of Howe street, bookkeepef for c. Cowles & Co.,, left l Saturday for a two weeks vacation. She expects to visit Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
 | At the chapel, Morris Cove, this even ing, Miss Lillian Leighton Lamson, in- terpretative reader, of Bridgeport, will give a recital The programme will consist of miscellaneous readings, end- | ing with the melodrama "Hiawatha," by Rossetter T. Cole, the piano part be- ing played by MT. Harry Rowe Whitta- 1 ker, organist of Center church. 1 MT. Augustus Schollhorn and daugh- ter, Miss Augusta Schollhorn, of St. | Louis, Mo-, have been spending the past week as the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. J. schollhorn, of S42 Grown street..
 Clarence &. Hut will lrstart on his an- nual vacation on September 1. His plans are not entirely complete as yet Mrs. Charles Treeartin and daughter, Gladys, of 5O9 Winthrop avenue, are 1 spending the month of August in Lu- bee, Me.
 Misses Anna and Mary shannahan 1 have returned from a two weeks stay at Stockbridge, Mass. Misses .Kather- inc and Nellie Shanahan left yesterday for a two weeks stay at this beautiful resort.
 A party of about forty young people of New Haven gave a private dance in Hoyt's pavilion, Cosey Beach, last i evening.
 Misses Maida and Marguerite Francis of Brooklyn, are the guests of their grandparents in South Main street, Branford.
 Miss Kittie ONeil, of State street, is | spending her vacation at her former home in Washington, D. C., as guest of Il her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. H. | Copperthite.
 Miss Lillian Veil has returned after visiting her sister in New York city.
 Miss Mae Flynn. of Lilac street, will spend the remainder of the month in Woodbridge
 Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Q. Trowbridge, who have been at the Wambeck, Jef- ferson, N. H.. have returned to their 1 home in Pennington.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Mc1ugh of 1S9 1 Franklin street, are rejoicing over the | arrival of a son. Both mother and child are doing nicely.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Lomas, of West Haven, and Miss Orr, of Wash l ington, D. C., left Saturday for two weeks stay at the Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire.
 MT, and Mrs. Edward Cannon and the Misses Anna and Mary Mason, of 446 | Howard avenue are in Atlantic City.
 MT. Eber Cowles, of Plymouth ave- nue, left yesterday for a two weeks trip among the Thousand Islands.
 Miss Elizabeth Simpson, of New Jersey, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Simpson, of Hillside avenue, Branford. She is now the guest of her