The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-22

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 Miss Rose Hope, of s52 Columbus avenue, left Saturday for weeks va cation with friends in Derby.
 The Misses Dorothy and Esther Chase of 1OS Park street are visiting their aunt, Mrs. P. W. Chase at Cosey Beach.
 Mrs. Adolph Dengler and her daugh- ter Harriet, of New York, after pleas ant ten days visit at the home of Mrs. Charles Klotzberger. of 1S9 Chatham street, left for home to-day.
 The Misses Sadie and Tessie Eng lander of 1O4 Asylum street, are spend ing. a few weeks with friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Alice Brennan will leave Satur- day night for a two weeks vacation to be spent in Easthampton, Mass.
 Mrs. James B. Webster, wife of Lieu tenant Webster. of No. 3 Engine com pany, left yesterday for weeks stay at Pine Orchard. When the week at the shore is ended Lieutenant Webster will join them and a driving trip through the Berkshires for a fortnight will be enjoyed by the party.
 Mrs. Amy Thompson and Mrs. Wal ter Bartlett of this city are visiting Mrs. Charles Wright in Easthampton, Mass.
 Miss Margaret H. Lavin, who has been on her vacation for two months. at Pelham Bay park, Baychester, N. Y, has returned with her cousin, Miss Mary G. Giute, to spend the remainder of the summer with Mrs. Jeremiah Coady, of 10 Eaten street.
 MT. and Mrs George Phelps of this city were members of a house party entertained by Mrs. David Booth of Longmeadow, Mass, last week. < Miss Mabel Minor and Miss Young bird of Salt Lake City, Utah, who have been visiting Mrs. LeRoy Chamberlain of Main street, West Haven, have re- turned to their homes.
 James F. Enright of this city has re- turned from cruise to Cape May.
 Registered at Putnam's cottage for over Sunday were: Mrs. Church, Park vile; E. W. Stokes, Westbrook; John Swanson, Middletown: Mrs Clara s. Malander, Middletown; MT. and Mrs. Reid, Hartford Mrs. Morton and chill dren, New Britain; Mr. and Mrs. Kru- ger, Springfield, Mass; MT. and Mrs. M. A. Shaw, Mrs. Toomey, Northamp- ton; Miss Mary Holmes, Middletown; Miss Kirby, Middletown.
 The New Haven Schwaben verein will give picnic August 27 in Weideman's woods, Allingtown.
 Messrs. George E. Damn and I. N. Damn of this city have taken an auto mobile trip through the Green Noun tains, stopping in Manchester, Vt. sPestalozzi lodge, D. D. H., is arrang- ing a picnic for August 27 at Riegel's farm in Allingtown.
 MT. and Mrs Frank and MT. Louis ND. Mann are spending the midsummer Etsahe Stockton, Cape May, N. J.
 The Germainster Scheutzen verein has arranged for a clambake at tn efarm of one of it's members, s. Gerken. at Mt. Carmel, August 27. There will also be prize shoot.
 H. s. Allen is registered at the Oc- < tagon hotel, Oyster Bay, L. l.
 The pattern rooms of the Corbin and Russell & Erwin companies of New
 
 of the Sargent factory of this city for delightful outing at Savin Rock Saturday afternoon. Dinner was enjoy ed at Wileox's Pier restaurant. During the afternoon all journeyed to Yale field, where 8 fine game of base ball was played. The New Britain nine won by the score of to 8, and were much elated over the hard-earned vic- tory.
 The annual picnic of the employees of the Hygienic Ice company will be held Sunday at Lighthouse Point.
 Mrs. Patrick Shepard of Providence, R. |, formerly Miss Margaret Hallor- an of this city, has been spending a few days with friends in town.
 Miss Mae Fogarty of York street, Miss Alice Byrnes of Elliott street and Miss Rose McGreevey of York street will spend their two weeks vacation in Waterbury.
 Miss Tillie Saton of Miner street woll De the guestof friends this week in Hartford.
 Miss Teresa Conboy is spending a few days with Miss Helen Tobin at Brockett's Point.
 A very successful fair was held on the lawn of the Porter cottage at Short Beach Saturday afternoon and evening, and about $50 were cleared for the chap eI fund and Womans Improvement as- sociation, Mrs. J. H. Ladd and Miss Badger had charge of the fancy work booth; Miss Corey, cake table; Mrs. Christ, candy table; Mrs. Vaughan and Miss Florence Meeker, fish pond; Miss Louise Booth, flowers and ice cream; Mrs. M. Stanley and Miss stidham, lemonade; and Olive Booth and Gene vieve Belcher acted as Waitresses.
 Miss Susan Bird Wolfe, dughter of Mrs. Kate Morris Wolfe, and John C. Dewey, of the Stanley G. I. Electric Manufacturing company of Pittsfield, Mass, were married on August 19 at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Arr thur w. Bayliss, 113 Park street, by Rev. F. w. Knight of St. PauPs church. There were no invitations issued on &C., x count of the recent death of the groom S brother. The bride received many use- full and beautiful presents. MT. and Mrs. Dewey took the afternoon express for Boston. After two weeks honey moon they will make their home in New York city.
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