The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-23

trip. The company had a very enjoy able time.
 Miss Jane Malley, daughter of Ed ward MaIley, and Miss Harriet Harnil- ton, of New York. chaperoned by Miss Marion Leddy. are summering at Shel- ter Island, where Arthur Malley has been during the warm weather. | Professor and Mrs. Edward L. Curtis, of Trumbull street. will leave Wednes- day for Castine, Me, where they will spend several weeks.
 The guests at "The Breakers" Morris Cove, rendered Mir. and Mrs. Penfeld of Hartford, who are managing the house, very pleasant surprise Friday l evening. Friday was MT. Penflelds S birthday anniversary and Saturday was Mrs. Penfield's, so the double cele- bration was decided upon for Friday levening. The porches were decorated with Japanese lanterns, and the eyen- ing passed pleasantly with games and dancing. The guests of the house, twen- | weight in number, provided ice cream and cake, and presented Mrs. Penfield with a gold hatpin. The occasion was delightful throughout. | Mir and Mrs. Benjamin T. Sloane, of Campbell avenue, West Haven, are home from a pleasant visit to Glen l Cove, Huntington and other Long Isl- and resorts.
 1 Bruce Fenn, Wallace B. Fenn, Miss Ellen Page Sargent and Miss Heating have been taking an automobile trip through Connecticut in MT. Fenns au- tomobile.
 Mrs. E. A. Parsons, of Beers street, is Islowly convalescing from a severe att Itack of neuritis, which has confined her to her home for the past three weeks Her illness has delayed the vacation o1 both MT. and Mrs. Parsons, who will SC to Vineyard Haven, Mass, as soon as she is able to travel. MT. Parsons has already booked a large number of pu- pills for next season, and Is closing the busiest season in his teaching life. The Misses Day, of Whitney avenue lare spending the summer at York Cliff Maine.
 Mrs. Morris W. Seymour, who is ir Litchtield for the summer, entertained the past week Miss Sanford, of New Milford
 Mrs. Henry Fresenius and family who have been at the shore for severa weeks past, will spend the remainder oi the summer season in New Bethlehem IN. H.
 The engagement is announced of Miss l nI r,- MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Kalmer, t Adam Finger, both of this city. Tht wedding will take place at the home O. the bride on Wednesday evening, Sep tember IS.
 Professor and Mrs. George K. Brush of Trumbull street, are settled for tn season at their summer home at Hol derness, N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin A. Lettney, O West Haven, are at Morris. MT. Lett ney will return to-day, but Mrs. Lett ney will spend two weeks in compan. with Miss Elsie Futile and Miss Jean cite Lettney
 Professor and Mrs Charles F. Kent 'of Humphrey street, who left shor time ago for a western trip, are now il southern California. They will spen several weeks with relatives in Pasade na before returning home.
 Professor and Mrs Albert s. Cook, o Bishop street, are at Greenboro, Vt, fo the summer, as has been their custom for a number of seasons.
 Professor and Mrs. Charles c. Clarke
 ir., of Bradley street, are at Watch Hi for several weeks.
 Mrs. Birdsey c. Lake has closed he house on West Chapel street and ha gone to Gloucester, Mass, where fo several years she has spent her sum mers.
 Mrs. Robert Hagar, jr., of Pittsfeld Mass, is entertaining her school friend Mss Stevenson, of St. Louis who is spending the summer with her cousin Mrs. P. Purdy Lindsley, of Elm street
 Mrs. Daniel Usher and son, Harry Usher, of West Haven, left Saturday for visit with relatives in Broadstreet