The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-17

RAAeNEMeE&s
 Mary E. and Kittie Madigan of 64 Piepont street have left for an ex- tended trip to New York, Paterson and Rahway N. J.
 Miss Peck and Miss Elizabeth R. Hooker, who sailed from Bremen last week on the Barbarrosso, arrived home "Wednesday. Miss Peck, who was very iii for several weeks in Venice stood the voyage very well and was able to go for 8 short automobile ride Wednes- day afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Donald R, Hooker, who came over on the same steamer, went direct to their home in Baltimore.
 Miss Rebecca D. Harris of Prospect street, West Haven, is spending her vacatlon with friends in Springfield, Mass. Miss Harris is the soprano sing CT in Taylor Congregational church, and is very popular young lady, and the center of host of admiring friends who will welcome her return among them.
 Miss Nellie Hotchkiss of Court street. West Haven, is the guest for two weeks of her friend, Miss Jenie Lund, in Bridgeport.
 The first picnic of St. Mary's cadets and St. Agatha's guild of Branford was held at Double Beach Wednesday. About 100 children and a large number of adults attended. The children went down in the morning and enjoyed luncheon, batting and bathing. Father NGcfuinness was in charge of the party and all returned home delighted with the outing.
 A crowd of young men in the upper part of Westville have organized a party of young people, and are going to hold trolley rideto Momauguin this evening. They win go roller skating at Cosey Beach,
 The ladies of Admiral Foote Relief corps met in c. A. R. hall Wednesday afternoon for ther first meeting Of a long vacation. The fine weather brought out a large number, and it was 8 very pleasant gathering, with cordial greetings and the initiation of two members, and a good deal of business was dispatched. The social will be with Comrade and Mrs. Jenks Wednes- day, September 12, at 42 Spring street, afternoon and evening. Comrades and friends are cordially invited, and after the long vacation 8 delightful gather ing Is expected at the pleasant home of Comrade Jenks.
 Those who went on the excursion of the William Ihne association Wednes- day contributed $61.50 toward the fund flor the family of Fireman Robert, who was killed. F. D. Grave started the subscription. At Saybrook the party disembarked and had an old-fashioned clam bake on the shore. The party re- turned to New Haven at o'clock greatly pleased with the outing.
 Mrs. P. J. Carney, Masters James and Vincent Carney, Miss Mildred Carney and Miss Martha Kilson of Branford left Wednesday for Kent, Conn.,, where they Twill spend g. few weeks vacation on long farm.
 Professor George J. Brush is in town for few days, having come down from his summer home in Holderness, N H., to attend the funeral of Professor Penheld.
 Mir. J. J. Gallagher of Jersey City postoff1ce is spending his vacation with his cousin, Mrs. Bracelin, of 49 Foun- tain street, Westville
 Miss Mae Walsh of New Britain is spending her vacation with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. R. VI. Rowe of Washington ave- nue, West Haven, is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Smith of Stony Creek.
 Miss Mildred Wilson is entertaining Miss Grace Camp, a niece Of Professor and Mrs Sheath
 Mrs. Edward McGurran of New York city is the guest of her sister, Miss eBr- tha Conroy at St. Mary's rectory.
 Mrs. c. D. Morgan and Miss Florence Morgan, who have been spending their vacation at Mansfield's Grove, have re- . turned to their home In New Britain.
 The 'fSlSiddoo" club met at Miss Hat tie Shumway's home on Austin street, Westville, Wednesday night The se- crets of the club are not known. Aft nr the business the members had spe- cial gathering and at about 11:S0 o'clock skiddoed.
 Mrs. Marquis B. Newton and Master Howard Newton have gone to Stam- ford for a short stay. They are the guests of Mrs. ewtons daughter, Mrs Winthrop Alexander Clark. Miss Mary Newton and Miss Carol Newton have gone to Narragansett Pier to be the guests of Mrs. Clark of Cincinnati who ds spending the summer there.
 Maplewood, the home of Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Bidwell, in Watertown, Conn.,, was the scene of a novel and pretty wedding Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, when their only daughter Mary Eleota, was married to Charles Hub bell Bidwell of Shelton, graduate of Yale in the class of 1905. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. H. DeWttt Williams of Waterbury, and took place on the lawn under the ma ples and within a circular enclosnure of laurel, tastefully decorated with as- paragus ferns and hydrangeas. Mir and Mrs. Bidwell left in the evening for a wedding trip of about ten days. They will make their home for the present in Freehold, N. J., where MT. Bidwell has a position as headmaster of the military school.
 Miss Helen Benedict left yesterday for NaTragansett Pier to Join her fam lily, who took acottage there about two weeks ago. Miss Benedict made the trip by auto
 Mr. Gus Uhl of Montowese was the guest of friends at Branford Point Wednesday.
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