The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-21

Elsewhere. Mir. and Mrs. Otto Lehr and their son Harry, of Brooklyn, N. T., who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Lehr's sister, Mrs. Charles Vols, of 582 George street, for the past two weeks, returned to their home last evening after very pleasant stay.
 Dr. Samuel D. Gilbert of wall street and Samuel Hemingway, son of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Hemingway of Tenn pie street, sailed last Wednesday on the Hamburg-American line for a two months trip abroad.
 The Misses Townsend of Waterbury are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Wal ter A. Law at Woody Crest, the sum- mer home of Mir, and Mrs. Law and family.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. William Barton of 322 Munson street, @ very delightful reception was rendered Fri day evening to MT. Barton's mother, who is on a visit from her home in Worcester, Mass A large number of guests were present and enjoyed the excellent entertainment provided by their hosts,
 Mrs. H. E. Gladwin of West Haven is the guest of her son, B. s. Gladwin, and his family, at their home in Wal lingford.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Dean Trowbridge and children of Church street are spending the month of August at Shad- ow Brook farm, Lenox, Mass. MT and Mrs. Trowbridge are booked to sail Thursday, September ', from Boston on the Republic of the White Star line for six months trip through England. Captain William B. Spencer of the Sarsfield Guard has returned from his vacation, which was spent at Cosey Beach
 Lawyer Talcott H. Russell is at Mar ragansett Pier attending the conference of lawyers appointed by the American Bar association to discuss the project of having the United States congress pass uniform divorce law in this country. Mir. Russell is the representative from Connecticut.
 Miss Anna Gagel of West Haven has returned from a weeks visit in New Jersey with relatives.
 Mrs. Rosman and daughter, Miss Rosman of Oxford, Mass, have been spending two days with Mrs. E. G. Lindsley of 493 Campbell avenue, west Haven.
 Thomas Mealia, one of the day clerks at the postofffce, left on his vacation. He will spend it in the Adirondacks.
 William T. Hill and family of Howe street have returned from Maine.
 A D, Smith of Court street, West Haven. is entertaining his son, Albert F. Smith, and family, of Westf1eld, Mass. ..-..
 Mrs. Lewis B. Warner of York street, West Haven, has gone to Sharon, Mass. to visit relatives. .--M4S Mrs. Rosabelle Frushour Lines has been scalled to Marblehead Beach, Mass, to give piano recital on We'd rlesday evening, 2Sd, in the ball room of the New Rockmere. On Friday evening she will be joined by Mrs. Alexander Drummond, when the two ladies will present their melodramas :The Court ship of Miles standish." < Mrs. Minott B. Osborn and Miss Kate B. osborn of Dwight street are spend- ing few days with Mrs. Osborn's brother, George T. Bradley, at their cottage ct Madison.
 Frederick Kashlen, who has been en- ployed by the New Haven Gas com pany. leaves tomorrow for California, but will stop off at Portland for time to enjoy the fair.
 Frederick Hull Cogswell and his daughter Olive, of Norton street, left for Bethlehem, N. H., on Saturday, where they will remain until October 1. Prof. Troostwyk is at Great Barring ton, Mass.
 The William Ihne association will hold its annual outing on September 6. The steamer Erastus Corning has been chartered for fishing trip on the sound. Dinner will be cooked and serv- ed on the steamer.
 H. c. Tolles and Miss Tolles of Elm street. West Haven. will said next Wednesday for Bermuda.
 Mr. and Mrs M. H. Marlin of Temple street will sail from New York on Tues day, September 5, on the Caronia of the Cunard line for abroad.
 Thursday evening the Branford Im- provement society will be benefited by . lawn supper to be given by MT. and Mrs. V. T. Hammer on their lawn on 
 broadest and most beautiful in town, and will undoubtedly be thronged for the supper.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Osborn of Dwight street and Stanley Mansfield of Mansfield street left Monday for Mrs. Osborn's former home in Fayetteville, N c. MT. Osborn will return in a couple of weeks, but Mrs. Osborn will probably not return until the first of October.
 Mrs. Samuel Wallack and son of Washington avenue are visiting MT. and Tuck of Hartford.
 The Misses Hall of Edwards street are stopping at Bristol.
 Prof Brastow and family have gone to Castine, Me, for a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Atwater and their granddaughter, Miss Margaret Att water of Trumbull street, have return ed from Bethlehem, N. H., where they have been registered at the Sinclair house for the past three weeks.
 The minstrel show in Music hall, Branford, Wednesday night, will of course be the big entertainment of the