The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-01

Miss sfauds Pierson and Esther Pierson, of Naugatuck. spent Sunday with friends in New Haven.
 Miss Sadie Carrich and Miss Mar garet Braynon, of South Manchester, Conn.,, spent Saturday in New Haven.
 Rev. Dr. Frank K. Sanders, the for mer dean of the Yale divinity school, has just returned from Granby. Mass, where he was the orator of the day at the opening services of Old Home week which began Sunday. He preached the reunion sermon in the Congregational church, selecting as his topic, '"The Significance of the Past for Our Day." describing how the New England of two centuries ago influenced America through the toll of generations. .ae growth of institutions and the discipline of democracy, giv- ing fresh definition of nationality.
 MT. Charles Kimberly of Kimberly, Root & Day, leaves to-day for stay at Cranford, N. J.
 The Misses May and Ellen Noting ham, nieces of Daniel Nottingham, leave to-day for the White Mountains, to be absent three weeks. They will stop at the Mt Pleasant hotel.
 St. Johns Catholic club held the sec- ond of a series of hops last evening at Lighthouse Point. The affair was to have taken place last Monday, but the storm kept so many of the friends of the club indoors that the committee decided to change the date. There was a large party present last eve- ming.
 The party of High school girls who have been spending a week at the Homestead cottage at Brockett's broke up yesterday and returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. White and MT. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor leave to-day for Becket, Mass, for a stay of two weeks
 George Tester and Edgar Williams returned Sunday evening from Penn sylvania. Mf., Tester has resumed his duties at the Union Trust company.
 Despite the storm the attendance at the Saturday night hop at the Brock ett's Point pavilion was very good, and a number of New Haven people were present., +.....
 The Wallingford cottage at Indian Neck has been taken for. two or three weeks by MT. and Mrs. Penfield, MT. and Mrs. Arthur B. Parker, and daughter Dorothy, MT. and Mrs. Pen field, jr., and MT. Howard Fenfield of Hartford, who arrived yesterday. MT. and Mrs. Parker and daughter visited relatives in this city Sunday. Union of the w. c. T. U. will hold it's annual outing at Mt. Carmel Home on Thursday, Aug. 3. Union No. 2 of the same organization will hold it's outing at Double Beach or Aug. 5. <.
 Mir and Mrs, John Bates of Eagle Point, Wis, are visiting at the home of Mir. B. A. Beekley, 600 Whitney av- enue. Mir. and Mrs. Bates have been travelling and visiting among friends since July 5. l. - -. ....e.-,.~- 7. -'.~
 Among the passengers sailing for Europe on the Zeeland, Red Star line, last week was Miss Helen Hove of this city, The Zealand arrives at Ant Werp August z.
 Postmaster Gardner returned to Branford Sunday from Caldwell, N. J., where he went Saturday with his son Bert, who hopes by remaining some time in the mountains of that state to i recover his former good health. MT. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge and daughters are in the White noun tains for few weeks.
 MT. Turner of Howe & stetson's left Saturday for a two weeks stay in northern New York. :. Mrs. N. Nj. Cohen of New Britain is spending a few weeks at Cosey Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Beserman of Hartford have taken the Wilcox cot tage, Savin Rock.
 Miss Nellie Larice of the Charles Monson Co. is enjoying a two weeks vacation. z.
 Miss Mabel Maher, Misses Nellie and Margaret Garvey returned to New Haven, and the rest of the party who have been at the Homestead" Brockett's Point returned to Branford yesterday.
 MT. Hugh J. Reynolds returned Sat- urday evening from his five weeks European trip. This was his fourth trip abroad. During this trip he vis- tied six countries, Holland, Belgium, Germany, France, England and Ire land. The ocean trips both ways had ideal weather. The return trip on the 20, ,OOO ton Celtic was like riding in a parlor car, says MT. Reynolds.
 MT. S. T. Thayer of 40 Dwight street has gone to Woodmont for l vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deming and family of Prospect street are occupy ing their home in Ilitchfield for the season.
 Henry T. Mix, the veteran mason builder, has an old-fashione6 half dol- lar of 1858. with the words .'half a dollar" stamped on the edge or rim. Who has another?
 Mrs. Rose Hepburn will give a re- ception to her friends at Mcclure cot tage, Morris Cove, to-day from 4 until o'clock.
 Miss Ceney Pickering of Lyon street has returned home after a pleasant visit at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Rollin Hickox in North Guilford.
 Mrs. Edward Gum has returned to Woodmont after a visit with MT. and Mrs. Nathan Gum at their home on Zion's Hill. TN- VI