The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-07

birthday party for her attractive little daughter, Janet, at the Sheldon house, at Pine Orchard a few days ago. The guests were members of the very young set in the summer colony, all of whom thoroughly enjoyed the games and amusements planned for the children. Supper was served in the dining room of the hotel, and the table was made most effective with pink shaded ean- delabra, quantities of pink roses, and last but by no means least, a gorgeous birthday cake. Little Miss Camp re- ceived number of pretty gifts.
 Miss Helen Frisbie of Waterbury is the guest of the Misses Young at the Anchorage at Pine Orchard.
 Miss Alice Cheney has gone to Bath Harbor, Me, for a visit with Prof. and Mrs. Charles B. Richards and the Misses Richards.
 Miss Dorothea Osborn and Master Gardner Osborn, daughter and son of Colonel and Mrs. Norris G. Osborn, are spending their vacation at Woodstock. Their son, Minot Osborn, Yale '97, is in Los Angeles Cal
 J. D. Shumway of 129 Blake street, who has been with Mrs. Shumway's s i relatives in Mayfield, N. Y, for two years, has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Horton and Dr. John Horton are summering at Woodmont l and over Sunday are entertaining Mrs. Loomis and daughter, Miss Mind well Loomis, all of Orange street. A house party was given In Prospect last week by Miss Julia M. Candee to a few of her friends, which was very much enjoyed, The following were the party: The Misses Julia M. Candee, El- sic B. Bogart, May Ball, Celia Turbert, and Margaret Dunn. The chapemne was Mrs, James H. Clark.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas G. Bowers of Orange street left a few days aG~5 for the White mountains, Mir. and Mrs, Barnes made the trip by auto and will spend much of their time while away touring through the mountains.
 MT. and Mrs, Albert Fifeld and daughter have gone to Woodstock, Conn.,, where they will spend their va cation.
 A jolly crowd of New Haven girls are enjoying themselves at Saints Rest cot tage. The party consists of the Misses Stella and Katherine slattery Miss Malda Arnold, Mrs, Elizabeth Orr, and Miss Marion Lewis. They are chaper- oned by MT. and Mrs Edward J. Lewis.
 The formal announcement has just been made of the engagement of Miss Mildred Russell Dlkeman, the daughter of MT. and Mrs, oscar Dikeman. to Clifford Ives Stoddard, the son of Judge and Mrs. Henry Stoddard of Bishop street. The wedding it is stated, will take place some time in October. Miss Dikeman Is a very charming girl and has host of friends Mir. Stoddard is a lmember of the Country club and of the New Haven Lawn Club association. He is engaged in the epractice of law in this city. Miss Dlkeman is now in New York on a short visit.
 Newton Lord Nichols, United States naval academy 19e7,s Is spending a short furlough with his, mother on Howaro avenue. Mldshipman Nichols is a sen- for classnan on the U, S. s. Des Moines, upon which ship is also Mdshipman Hewlett of this city, U. s, N. A. 1908 IThe Des Molnes ts now Ut New London with party of the midshipmen on theii annual summer cruise She left An napolis in June anu took the midship- men abroad, touching Maderiai Gibral- tar and the Azores, reaching Bar liar bor last week. Both MT. Nichols and MT. Hewlett, who are New Haven's two undergraduate att Annapolis, vii 1 spend their September leave here.