The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-18

back in town early this week ana WllI close up their summer home for the season. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, of New York and Washington, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Winston J. Trowbridge, of Church street.
 A large number of New Haven people who have been summering in the White Mountains returned home the past | week. Among them were MT. and Mrs. | James Hemingway and children, of 1 Temple street. They have been away nearly the entire summer, having been l at Crawford Notch. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborne and A. D. Osborne re- l turned last week from Holderness, and l General and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery and family came back also from there. Mrs. J. Mason Hoppin has returned 1 from the country and is now at her home on Hillhouse avenue. Mrs. Hop- pin has entirely recovered from her l long illness, and is in splendid health.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene DeForest, of Edwards street, returned the past week from the White Mountains, where they have been stopping since early in the season, when they were at the DeF'or- est camp in the Maine woods. 1 Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher, who as usual have been spending their sum- mer at their country house at Sugar Hill, in the White Mountains, are ex- pected to return to town before the opening of college.
 Professor and Mrs. Charles Cameron Clarke, jr., who have been at Watch Hill since early in August, will open their home on Bradley street in the course of a week.
 MT. and Mrs. David s. Gamble and Miss Alicia Gamble, of West Chapel street, have returned from Mount Kin GO, Maine, where they have been since early in August. ..e.~:@ ., -+~
 Mrs. Philo s. Bennett has returned from Woodstock, Vermont, where she has been enjoying short stay. Mrs. Bennett spent part of the summer in Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel H. Read and three children, of West Chapel street: Mr. and Mrs. William H. Douglass and children, and Miss Lillian Bond. of Or ange street, are expected home the first of the week from six weeks' trip abroad.
 Mrs. Herbert Snow, of Orange street, has returned from a summer spent in travelling about Europe.
 Mrs. Wolcott G. Newberry and two children have returned home from Egg moggin, Maine, where they have had a cottage during the season.
 Miss Eunice Parish is guest at the Hotchkiss camp, having left on Thurs day for a visit with Mrs. Carl B. Ely there. Miss Parish will probably remain until Mrs. Ely leaves for her home in Harrisburg.
 Professor Mark Bailey and Miss Gen evieve E. Bailey, who have been spend~ ling the summer in Stamford, N, r., will remain away few weeks longer, until college opens.
 Henry L. Hotchkiss who has been in town for, a short time, left on Tuesday for his camp in the Adirondacks.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Farnam return ed on Thursday from Lenox, Mass, where they spent a week with Profes- sor and Mrs. Henry W. F'arnan. They remained in town but a short time leaving almost immediately for visit with Henry l.. Hotchkiss at his Adiron- dacR camp. ..s2 Mir. and Mrs Godfrey Dunscomb have vacated the house occupied by them in LitchfleId this summer ard are now in town again. They are stopping at the Yorkwall.
 Dr. F. D. Gilbert and President Hem ingway, of the Second National bank who are traveling in Europe, were iii Brussels at last accounts.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. F. Hotchkiss and two children are enjoying their first visit to the White Mountains. They are guests at the Uplands/
 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Young and fam fly, who have been in the Adirondack for several weeks, are back at Pine Or chard for a month or more.
 Addison Ware, of the Charles Monsol company, has returned from his vaca tion.
 ! Mir. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson ant Miss Margaret Thompson have return ed from Indian Neck, where they have been spending the summer with Mrs. F WayIand Fellowes, of New York. Miss Maybell Gierding, of the Charle Monson company has returned iron 1 her vacation.
 Harry Benedict returned last weei from Paul Smiths, where he had spen ] the summer, ard left later in the weel for Colorado, where he will hunt biz game.
 Frederick Russell, son of Calvin Rus sell, of Howe street, who has beer abroad since graduating from the Yalt Law school in June, has returned to hi home.
 MT. ard Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice have returned to town after a stay O. several weeks at the Thimble Islands.
 Professor D. Cady Eaton, of Prospec street, sailed on Thursday for a shor trip abroad.
 Mrs. Ponsonby Ogle, of England, wh has frequently been the guest of friend on Hillhouse avenue, this city, is a present visiting in Litchfield, She i the guest of Mrs. J. M. B. Dwight, 0 Litchfield and Hillhouse avenue. Mrs Dwight gave a very delightful tea las Tuesday for Mrs. Ogle, which was at tended by many of the New Havel members of the Litchfield colony I was quite a social affair of the weel there.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. s, Gaylord have re turned from Eagles Bay, N. Y, ant are now at their home on Trumbul