The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-16
PERSONALS.

'
 l MT. and Mrs. Augustus s. Blagden
 of Cold Spring street are at their cot
 tage at Pine Orchard for the summer
 MT. and Mrs. George D. Watrous of
 Bradley street have gone to their sum-
 mer home in Woodbridge,
 Mrs. George B. Farnam has been
 quite i'll at her home on Hillhouse ave- nue during the past week. Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Learned of St.
 Roman street have closed their house and gone to Dublin, New Hampshire,
 Professor and Mrs. Horatio w. Rev holds of Trumbull street sail from New York Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert A. Brown and Miss Florence A. Brown, who have been abroad for several months, re- turned to their home on Whitney ave- nus.
 Professor Louis D. Huntoon of Or ange street is at Short Beach for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs Edward R. Sargent and MT. Lawton Sargent are at Madison for the season.
 The date for the wedding of Miss Grace Hanford Frisby, daughter of Mrs. M. E. $. Frisby, and Mir. Louis R. Conklin of New York and Ridge wood, N. J., has been set for Wednes- day, August P, at Christ church. It will be very small church wedding, however, as only the relatives and few intimate friends will be asked. Miss Frisby has only recently return ed from year in Florence.
 Dinner parties at the Ansantawae these days are equally as popular as luncheon and whist affairs, and the past week every evening has seen a large number of guests there. Among those noted entertaining the last of the week were MT. H. c. Warren, who gave dinner party for four friends, MT. and Mrs. A. L. Chamberlain, who entertained several out of town guests; Mir. and Mrs F. G. Hotchkiss, who gavea dinner party for seven friends; MT. F. c. Earle, who entertained four guests, MT. Samuel and MT. James Smith Hemingway who had with them quite a party of guests, and Mir. Har- ny Whitney, Mr. Frank Styles, Mr. H. c. Holmes of Middletown. On Wednes- day evening Mr Lewis H. English gave a very delightful dinner party to MT. John Brewster Fitch and MT. Win ston J. Trowbndge in honor of the latter's departure the past week for Ia summer abroad.
 MT. Daniel Clifford, who conducts dancing classes and cotilions in town all winter, is again master of cere- monies at the Maplewood hotel, Ma plewood. MT. Frank F. Sawyer of the Yale Dining club, has charge of the dining room at the Maplewood. pr. and Mrs. W. A. Granville, who are at their cottage at Bradley Point, have as their guest their nephew, MT. Carl Miller of Wisconsin. MT. Miller lis freshman in Wisconsin university, and rowed on the Wisconsin crew in the recent races between that univer- sity and Cornell
 Professor and Mrs. Lewis O. Bras- tow of Cottage street are at Castine, Me, for the season.
 Miss Curtis and Miss Margaret Cur |tis, daughters of Professor Curtis of the department of Semitic languages at Yale university, are spending a few weeks at the Kearsage, North Con- way, N H., in the White Mountains.
 Rev. w. l. Phillips, D. D., pastor of the Church of the Redeener, preach ed at the Pine Orchard chapel yester- day afternoon at 4 o'clock. MT. David Daggett conducted the musical service and Miss Katherine Bushnell sang a solo and also the offertory. Miss Dib- ble was the pianist.
 Mir H. L. Hayden of Chapel street, is stopping in Cottage City, Mass.
 Professor Jay G. Eldridge, dean of the University of Idaho at Moscow, Idaho, and Mrs. Eldridge, are spending Ia couple of months with the latter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Walker of West Chapel street. Professor Eild- ridge was graduated from Yale in 1896.
 Mrs B. R. Noble of Kimberly ave- nue is enjoying the beauties of Hamp- ton, Conn.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Bacon, jr., of Elm street sailed few days ago for several months of travel abroad. They expect to return home in October.
 Colonel and Mrs Rutherford Trow- bridge and Miss Elsie Trowbridge are back in town after a short stop in the |Berkshires. They will spend the month of August at Breton Woods in the White Mountains.
 Professor and Mrs. Albert S. Cook have gone to Greenboro, Vt, where for several years they have spent the summer months. They will return shortly before the opening of college.