The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11

And Othee People Known in This City ---Interestlns sOCiaI ETents HeEO and Elsewhere.
 D.J. Veazey and family of Edgewood avenue has returned from month vacation spent at his old home in New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Luzon B. Morris of Prospect Hill. who returned from Europe about a week ago, had as over Sunday guests her son, Ray Morris of New York. and his fiancee, Miss Katherine Grinnell, also of that city.
 MT. and Mrs. Carleton Wiggins of Brooklyn are visiting their daughter Mrs. Charles Cullen Dram of Washing ton avenue.
 Mrs. Bishop the wife of William H. Bishop of the American consulate at Palermo. and a former resident in this city, is in town for visit with MT, and Mrs. Charles s. DeForest of Humphrey street. Mrs. Bishop has been visiting friends in America for sever- al weeks.
 Leroy Cheney, clerk in J. H. Marsh's drug store, Westville, has resigned his position and will attend the Toronto Veterinary college.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Osborn of West Haven left yesterday for Bridge Hamp- ton, l.. l., for a visit of two weeks.
 Prof and Mrs Edward G. Bourne of Mansfield street have returned from Sandy Hook, this state, where they went shortly after the close of college. Friends of MT Bourne will be sorry to hear that he has not been well this summer.
 Prof. Henry w. Farnam has sent out cards for dinner at Boulder Farm in stockbridge on Wednesday,, for members of the Twentieth Century club of New York, who are now in Stockbridge Among them are Joseph H. Choate, Dr. Charles McBurney, Silas B. .Brownell, the Rev Dr. Arthur Lawrence and Dr Henry Cecil Haven,
 Miss Hannah S. Nollen of Des Moines, la, who has been the guest of Miss Katherine l.. Bush of West Ha- ven has gone to Providence R. l., to attend the wedding for her brother, Prof J. P. Nollen of the University of Indiana.
 The Geometric Tool company of Westville held a clam bake at West End Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Mahlon Henry Marlin of Temple street left last week for trip to California, British Columbia, and Mexico. They will be away about three months, travelling almost contin- uously. During MT. and Mrs Marlins absence from the city their young daughter, Janet, will be at the Phelps School for Girls in Wallingford.
 Miss M. H. Porter of Hillhouse ave- nue. who has been away for the sum- mer, returned to this city lastseyening.
 Among those entering the New Ha- ven high school this fall from West Haven are the Misses Lottie Fairchild, Hazel Brown, Agnes HoIbrook, Agnes Stone, Doris Thompson. Mamie Schut- --~szffs4lssii ~szffslssi, and Aiien Griswo1d and Winton Peck.
 Mrs. Hannah Moore of Whalley ave- nue, who has been i'll for the past week, is much improved
 MT. and Mrs. Frank McWillianls and Miss Helen McWilliams of West Brighton, s. T., are visiting Miss Mary J. McCaffney at Morris Cove.
 Among the New Haveners who at tended the art exhibition at Old Lyme the last week was Miss Mary Whiting of Dixwell avenue. Miss Whiting has just returned to her home after a brief stay at the Sheldon house, Pine Orch- ard.
 Mrs. Sarah L. Thompson of 3S5 Main street, West Haven, is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Frances M. Wedmore of Grand avenue for a few days.
 Miss Bostwick continues her Friday evening receptions at The Studio, Short Beach, as the coming of September has failed to deplete the large summer col ony of that place,
 Mrs, F. S Shepard entertained the following guests over Sunday at the Cosey Nook cottage: Mr, and Mrs. Willden of Brooklyn, ,Mns. w. E. Thom- as of New Haven, Willard Matthias o Huntington, L. l., G. Uhl of Montowese Miss William of Branford Miss Anna Macdonald and Leon Smith of New Haven.
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