The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-20

stopping at the popular Brooklyn house, and are greatly enjoying their vacation. Captain Cowles has spent his vacations in Saratoga fourteen years in succession, and is always ben efted by the splendid air and health giving waters of the Spa. He always drinks Hawthorn water in the morn 1 ing and Patterson water in the even tng. The Captain has many friends in Saratoga, and he makes 1t pleasant for all New Haveners who visit that re- sort
 The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Dill of New Haven to A. Frank Rockwell of Richard street, West Haven.
 | Hon. Max Adler and family left this city early last week for Saratoga, in their handsome Thomas flyer. The par ty reached Saratoga without mishop, journeying by easy stages, and enjoy ing the beautiful scenery along the way. They will remain at Saratoga for some time They are guests at the famous Grand Union hotel, and are making it very pleasant for many friends whom they entertain with characteristic hospitality,
 Miss Peck and Miss Elizabeth R. Hooker, who sailed from Bremen last week on the Barbarrossa, are home. l Samuel Hemingway and James s. Hemingway, with their families are enjoying their stay at the Crawford house in Crawford
 l Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Whittemore and Mrs w. J. Trowbridge, who are taking an extended European trip, are at present travelling in England.
 Miss Camp of Afiddletown has been the guest the past week of Miss Mill dred Wilson of Whitney avenue,
 Dairy Commissioner Robert o. Eaton and daughter are at their cottage over Sunday. Mir Eaton is still suffering from a sprained wrist, which he sus- tained while starting up the engine of his automobile one day during the week at the Branford Point house
 Mrs, J. H. Marlin and baby and Mrs. H. J. Wales are sheltered at the AL pine house for the month. At the Ar lington are Mir. and Mrs. T, E. Todd.
 Mrs. Samuel E. Merwin of this city, who is summering at Falls Village, Conn, has been entertaining recently Mrs. Edward Gaylord of Trumbull street.
 Mrs. Harley Hodges of West Haven, who has been spending few days in New York, returned Saturday evening, accompanied by MT. Hodges who has been in New York during the week on a business trip.
 MT. W. R. Hopper, of the firm of Goodwin & Hopper, will leave to-day for Bantam Lake, for a week of re- creation and rest. MT. Hopper will joir his wife and child, who have been there for the past week Mir. and Mrs. F. F Goodwin are also in the party, having been there the previous week.
 Madame Tealdi of this city is at her summer home at Morris, Conn.,, for the season, where she has been entertain ing recently quite a house party,
 NIr. and Mrs. G. B. Brenton gave ar enjoyable dinner party at the Hote Pequot Wednesday evening to severa friends who have participated in horse. back riding this summer. Those pres. ent were Dr. and Mrs, W. c. Ander son. Miss Gertrude Dudley, Miss Fran cis Kellar, Mir. A. Smythe, Miss 0rt
 mar of Chicago, Miss Barrett of Nev York, MT. Belius of Chicago and MT
 A. H, Ortell, instructor of the Brook
 lyn Riding academy of Bridgeport. Tn party attracted much attention as 1
 rode up to the hotel.
 Miss Bertha Prindle, who has beer spending two weeks In Chester, ha returned to the home of her sister Miss Prindle of Clinton place. Afte
 a few weeks she will return to he home in Sharon, Conn.
 . Miss Ethel Monson and Miss Edit , Monson of Hfllhouse avenue, left tn first of the week for Europe. The will be away about month. Mrs. John Butler Meehan of Branfor l has joined her husband in Cleveland
 O., where will be their future home. Miss Jessie Narrower and Mis . Evaleen Williams of New York hay 9 been spending a few days with MiS . Leonie Kinsley of Smith street, We' n Haven.
 James T. Eagny, the Grand avenu n druggist, with his wife, is registered " the Hillside inn, Pittsfeld, Mass. g Rev. Dr. G. Brinley Morgan is
 the Sunset Hill house, Sugar Hill, Ne @ ! Hampshire