The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-10

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 Mrs. Esther Damn Lewis of DSnver, Col, is in town visiting her broth CTS and calling upon her New Haven friends after an absence from this city of eight years. She is the gusst of Mrs. William Damn of Greene street. On her way here she paid visit to the educational convention at Asbury Park. She will remain in the east about two months, spending part of her time with relatives fin western New York among the scenes of her girlhood' Her husband is a prominent wholesale jsweler of Denver.
 Prof. and Mrs. Irving Fisher have i gone to their summer home at Sugar | Hill in the White Mountains. The | Fisher cottage has a peculiarly beau | tiful situation, commanding a panor- amic view of the Presidential and l Franconia ranges. Mir. and Mrs. J. Henry Lewis of No. F Edwards street will leave ins,a few days for stay of a. number of weeks in Rochester, N. Y., witA their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Johnstone, formerly of New Haven, who rsmovcd to Rochester year ago, where MT. Johnstone has lucrative position.
 Mrs. Russell H. Chittenden and the Misses Chittenden will leave soon for the Rangeley lakes, Maine, where they will spend the summer. Professor Chittenden will go to Bellevue lake for short fishing trip before going to the Rangeley lakes. They will return to town just before college opens.
 Prof. and Mrs. Henry W. Farnam of Hillhouse avenue, with their children, left on Friday for their country place in Stockbridge. Mass.
 At last report MT. and Mrs. Justus $. Hotchkiss and Miss Kingsbury of this city were in Bad Homburg in Ger many. They stopped at the Victoria hotel.
 Among the recent visitors in town were MT. Charles N. Chadwick and two daughters, of Brooklyn, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Elford P. TroWbridge of Church streeet. MT. Chadwick is one of the three members of the water commission recently ap- pointed by Mayor Mcclellan for the city of Greater New York, and is a brother of Mrs. Trowbridge. His sons, Charles and George B. Chadwick, the Yale athletes, who are both well known here, are succeeding in their careers. Other visitors of MT. and Mrs. Elford P. Trowbridge were two daughters of MT. Richard Waite of Toledo, Ohio, cousins of Mrs. Trowbridge. MT. Waite, Yale 1858. is a brother and was a law partner of the late Chief Justice Morrison Remick Waite, of the su- preme court of the United States, and a son of the late Chief Justice Henry Watson Waite of the supreme court of Connecticut. Mir. Watte's son, John B lzezs 1ALa 4tss student oi nigh stand ing, was graduated this year from Yale.
 Among those to leave town the past week were Professor and Mrs. Willis ton Walker of Whitney avenue, who have closed their home for the summer. They have gone to Brattleboro, Vt, to remain until the opening of the univer- sity in the late fall.
 Mrs. Charles Ives of Trumbull street has returned from California, and is in town for a few days. Later she will open her cottage at Holder ness, N. H.
 Miss Marguerite J. Stumpf, stenog- rapher for the Greist Manufacturing company, has returned to her home at 171-2 Liberty street, Danbury, for a two weeks vacation.
 Miss Merwin of Trumbull street whose house partfes for Smith colleg; girls are such a delightful feature of the winter season, is entertaining Miss Sarah Maltby of Northampton.
 Washington camp, No. 12, Patriotic Order Sons of America, installed the following officers Saturday, evening al AS Church street: President, Burt w. Tarr; vice president, Edward l.. Nor. gan; master of forms, Lewis F. Day conductor, Charles E. serviss; inspect. or, Anthony Cannon; guard, Walter MansfeId; trustee for IS months Charles E. Serviss. At the last meet. ing the following delegates to State camp were chosen: B. w. Tarr, L. E Day, D. |. Morgan and F. G. Mayer
 Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Cheney O Elm street, with their daughter, Miss Alice Cheney, will sail on Thursday July 20, for a summer abroad. They will travel through Germany ant Switzerland and do not expect to re turn home until October.
 Prof. and Mrs. George zahm of Or ange street have gone to Beach Haven N. J., until about the time college open in the autumn.
 MT. Henry Sanford of New Yorl city has been the guest during the pas week of his father, Professor Sanford of Hillhouse avenue.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and he daughter, Miss Mabel Robertson, lief on Friday for Quogue, L. l., where the. will spend the summer.
 Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss is at tn NTontowese house at Indian Neck for short stay.
 Mrs. George W. Alling gave one o the 1landsomest luncheons of the pas week at the Country club last Thurs day. Covers were aid flor six guests.
 On Thursday, July 27, at Lighthous Point, will be held the Union Sunda schools picnic and field day. Tn morning is now designed to be devote &r, o1r 1th