The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-06

h -mteTeStinE SOelal hHe0tB AeEe @h" Elsewhere.
 President and Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley and their children are now in Holland and having a most delightful three weeks, of travel in that country. Prof. and Mrs William Lyon Phelps are lott ering in Italy, and Judge and Mrs Will liam K. Townsend and George H. Townsend are at Aix-lec-B Baines. Mrs. Winston J. Trowbridge and daughter and Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Whitte- more are In Belgium, and Mrs. D. < Hayes Trowbridge is in Switzerland. N MT. and Mrs. George L. Dickerman of Temple street leave this week for Seal Harbor, Me-, where they will spend Au- gust.
 Prof. and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton, who have been at their summer home in Litchfield ever since college closed, re- turned to town on "Wednesday and Sat urday sailed for Europe on the Finland. They were accompanied by Miss Kate Trombridge and Miss Nellie Hotchkiss, and with them will spend two months abroad. Miss Trowbridge has just re- burned from a visit with Mrs. Edward Ryerson of Chicago.
 William R. Pitkin and John D, Jack son sail to-nlorrow on the Kaiser Will helm der Crosse for a six weeks trip abroad. They are planning to spend the time in Trance, Switzerland and England.
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin E. Dibble and u fbp p11a of Mrs. s. R. Harrison of Smith street, West Haven, left early in the week for Manila. MT. Dibble is connected with the government telegraph department, and with his family has been spend- dng several weeks with relatives in the IEast.
 Francis Watrous of Whitney avenue, mho has been spending the month of Uuly in Pine Orchard, has gone to the White mountains for August. Walter Camp. jr, who has also been at Pine Orchard for the last few9 weeks, left Thursday for Chicago to spend a month with Mansfield Ferry, grandson of Mrs. John Mansfield of Crown street
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Hemingway and MT. and Mrs. James Smith Hemingway have gone to the White mountains, where they will spend the rest of the summer
 MT. and Mrs. Hayes 0. TroWbridge have closed their Whitney avenue res ddence and have joined Mrs Trow- hridge's parents, Mir and Mrs Charles Monson at Narragansett Pier. With Mr. and Mrs. Monson they are now oc- nupying a beautiful cottage near Greene's Inn, and expect to spend the balance of the summer there. Mir. Trow- bridge took with him his automobile and three of his saddle horses
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard M, Daggett were guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. David Daggett at Pine Orchard.
 Rev. Louis A. Parsons who is spend- ang few weeks fishing in the Maine s..- woods, writes that the same excessive humidity Which mades life so disagree able on the coast, has penetrated to the interior.
 The Misses Margaret and Anna Fitch, who have been at Eastern Point near New London for several weeks, will re- turn home on Tuesday next.
 The many friends of M J. Beck, the nopqIlar and we'll known local agent of fhe famous "Lambert Friction Drive" car. will be greatly pleased to learn that he has so far recovered from the effects of a recent accident, which he had in West Haven two weeks ago Sat hlrday night, that he is now able to against resume business.
 Miss Rose Greenberg of Nicoll street was delightfully."- surprised by her friends and sisters in honor of her twelfth birthday anniversary Thurs day evening" The evening was delight fully spent in music and singing. Mr. Carrigan Miss Hoegen and Edward Col uins rendered many fine piano and vocal selections. Miss Tillie Henseler of 5NicoI street, pleased all by a recitation entitled "ArtlTusa's Tormet." Miss Rose Greenberg recited comical Ger man recitation. At midnight a buffet lunch was served after which a fiash- flight was taken of the entire company and music and singing was ther aeain begun and together with the usual party games all enjoyed them selves until o'clock in the morning when they departed for home votine Miss Greenberg most pleasant and enjoyable hostess.
 A house party of young men are oc' cupving the Squires cottage on the Bluff Tn the party are Drurie Bristol ,5f New Haven, George Steele of New Hayen Dr E. Frank Corey of New Haven, Irving Guilford M. L T., 'O7 Cheshire, Frederick l. Willets of Ches- hire, Urban Tyack of Cheshire, Ralpf Williams of Washington, D. c.
 w. O. Whitcomb of this city is spend ang a few days at Watch Hill R. l. MT EVhitcorb is widely known, and his many friends wish him the best o times. He will stay at Ocean Hous while at Watch Hill.
 F. Thornton Hunt who usually snends his summers abroad, has beel Kept in town this year by the renova tion of the house on Trumbull street h' purchased some time ago. The hous have been completely remodeled and now ready for occupancy. MT. Hunt ii now busy moving from the house or Wooster street he has occupied for s' many years, and expects to be thor oughly settled in his new home befor aong.
 Miss Bristol of 47 Park street lief .,o-+,,.1o1y fov a lon davs' vacation A