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

And Other People Known fin This City
 Interesting Social EUents Hsrs and
 Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Austin announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet Janet, to pr. Thomas Edward Blackshear of Thomasville, Georgia.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., who have been abroad for several months, are expected to arrive in New York on Wednesday next They took passage to this country on freighter, and although they sailed a week ago Friday, are not due to the middle of the week. MT. Lee McClung, the treasurer of the university, and Mr. Charles c. Brown, who has had charge of MT. Stokes office as secre- tary of Yale during his absence in Flu rope, will go to New York to meet them. MT. and Mrs. Stokes will go at onceto the Mitchell camp at Upper St. Regis lake in the Adirondacks, where Mrs Stokes mother and sister, Mrs e. G. Mitchell and Miss Anna Mitch ell have been for a week or more. They will remain there several weeks before returning to this city Mrs Stoks' sis Hr has just come from South Africa, and they wish to spend some time with her before she returns to that oontin- ent-
 MT. Troup, who is In Canada, &C., cOnpanied by his daughter, Miss Elsie Ttoup, reports a delightful trip. They have met Earl Grey, the governor general of Canada. They have also met NIr. Ellis, a member of the Dominion parliament He and MT. Troup were school friends in boyhood, and this was their first meeting in ifty-two years. By invitation Mir. Troup and daughter heard the debates in parlia- ment; they were also invited to the reception given by Mrs Laurier, the wife of the prime minister. MT. Eos ter. the A1nencan consul and MT. Howard Sanford, the vice consul also were very courteous. Mrs. Sanford the wife of the vice consul, who will be pleasantly remembered here as Miss Hattie Embler, daughter of General EnTbler, of this city, also called. The recent arrival of daughter to MT.  happiness to the family.
 Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Mun- ger have gone to Denvers, Mass, for their vacation.
 Mrs. Robert Hager, jr" came down from P1ttsfeld Mass, a few days ago for a short visit with her mother, Mrs. N. Hayes Trowbridge, who sails for Europe on Wednesday. Mrs. Hager re- turned Saturday. taking with her her old school friend, Miss Stevenson, of St. Louis who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. c. Purdy Lindsley, of Elm street. Miss Stevenson will be the guest of Mrs. Hager for several weeks. Mrs. Trowbridge will be accom- panied on her European trip by Dr. and Mrs. Little of Boston.
 Mrs. George F. Day leaves for the White Mountains early this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. John K. Beach sailed Saturday on the St. Paul of the Amer ican line bound for Paris, Aix-les- Baines, and Baden-Baden. With them went MT. and Mrs. Colin M IngersolL dr., of New York, formerly of this city. They expect to return late in Septem- Der.
 Miss Eleanor Tyler wa sthe hostess at the first large social event of the season at Pine Orchard, clambake given on the rocks on the Bluff Fri day evening Quite number of peo- pie from here went over in automobiles and the guests included about thirty of the leading New Haven summer res- idents. Teh. rocks were first heated red hot, and then the real old-fashioned cambake of obsters, cams, corn, etc., was arranged and the whole covered with seaweed to cook. The result was most appetizing, and the guests en- toyed the unusual treat exceedingly Among the invited guests were MT and Mrs. Walter Camp, Mir. and Mrs AGthur H. Day, Mr. and Mrs. David D&ggett, Mir. James Pitkin, Miss Lucy Young, Miss Elizabeth Young, MT. ant Mrs. A. M. Young, MT and Mrs Lamb Miss Betty Lamb, MT. and Mrs William R. Tyler, Miss Zaidee Tyler MT. and Mrs. Blagden, Mir Stuart Hotchkiss and MT. John Day Jack. son.
 Mir. and Mrs Emerson T. Taylor art spending the summer in Princeton Mass.
 Among the New Haven people al Eastern Point this year are Mr. ant Irs. Isaac Bromley, Miss Mary Brom. icy and MT. John Brewster iFtch, an( Miss Margaret and Miss Anna Fitch.
 Mrs. Lynde Harrison, who has beer staying at Ieete's Island ever since tn, death of Judge Harrison, with he brother, George l.. White of Water bury and Mrs. White, sailed few weeks ago for an extended European trip.
 Professor Thomas R. L ounsbury sailed Saturday for a several months trip abroad,
 Mir. and Mrs, Colin McCrae Ingersol of New York, MT. and Mrs. William w Farnam, Dr.. and Mrs. Franl Whittemore and Mrs. Winston J