The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-09

will spend part of the summer in Eu- rope, They are planning to sail We'd ncsday. June IS, and expect to return just before the opening of college
 MT. and Mrs. Winchester Bennett have closed their house in Cold Spring street and removed to Inian Point for the season.
 The cottage colony at Savin Rock is largely from this city, and among the well known New Haven families who have been known since early summer are Mir and Mrs. Harry Hyman, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Isador Freedman, MT. an Mrs. Frankenberger, MT and Mrs. Max Ad-
 Ter, Mir Mann, Mr. and Mrs Goodman
 Mr. and Mrs. sugenheiner MT, and Mrs. Mendel Mrs Mach9l MT. and
 Mrs Louis Hqlley Mir. and Mrs. Max straus, MT. and Mrs Fred Adler MT. and Mrs. Charles Flelschner Mr. and
 Mrs Leichter.
 Mir and Mrs Phelps Montgomery are III the w Illle luoultaIHo lOA '''N ~ mer.
 Thomas Macdonald of this city was a guest in Branford during the week
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Farnam closed
 Wlndycroft .on Friday, and on Satur- day sailed on the Red Star liner Kroon- land for Antwerp. They vii spend the
 summer months in travelling and ex- pect to return home late in September
 Mrs. W. J. Broderick and Miss Julia
 Blckley of Branford will leave Wednes-
 day for months stay at Daisy Cliff
 Farm, Morris Conn,
 Sailing on Wednesday, the 18th, will
 be Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge of Tenn
 pie street, who With Dr. and Mrs. Little
 of Boston, will spend several weeks i'll
 travel abroad
 Mrs. Lynde Harrison will sail soon
 for a summer in Eurobe with Mir. and
 Mrs. George L. White of Waterbury
 Mir. and Mrs.s Walter Mitchell of
 Newark, N J.y.Eho but recently re-
 turned from theF wedding Journey
 snent Sunday with Mir Mitchells fa-
 ther. Donald c. Mitchell of Edgewood,
 Mrs. Mitchell 1t will be remembered, was Miss Hetty Buckn4r of New Or leans. and Is a sister of Mrs. Willis M Hall of Waterbury
 Dr. and Mrs Il, sMerriman Steele ot Church street leave soon for Short Beach, where they will spend the rest of July and August.
 Attorney Whight and family, c. A Moeller and family. George Pfaff anc Family of New Haven. have opened their cottages on Beach street, Wes Haven.
 Mrs Edward Manice, who has beer in Europe for some time, returned Sat urday and is staying with Mrs Johi B. Robertson of Temple street. The Misses Marnan of this city art the guests of their cousin, Mrs. Law renee T. McGrail of Branford. Mir. and Mrs. Burton Mansfield ot \ Prospect street will sail about August 1 for a trip to Europe Wilcoxs Pier restaurant, Savin Rock one of the most popular on the Wes Shore, will be the scene of a big ban ouet to-day when Admiral Foote post G. A. R., will come down from Ney Haven. A party of 250 is expected Wednesday, July IS, the United Orde ! of Pilgrim Fathers will have a dime A there at S:3O.
 Miss Minna Walker and Miss Mar 4 guerite Walker of York street ar < spending this month in Detroit witt their brother. Edward Mansfield Walk s CT. Yale 1900.
 Mrs. J. Mason Hoppin was the host | ess for the most elaborate dinner part 4 of the week given at the County elui s on Thursday evening The table wa A beautifully decorated in pink Swee A peas and asparagus fern were used l a the decoration and pink shades with ! touch of silver completed the effective
 ness of the decoration. Covers wer = laid for twenty guests to whom a yer
 elaborate dinner was served MT. an d Mrs Farnam, Henry L. Hotchkis 't Thornton Hunt, Miss Hesse Mitchel
 and Mir. Hooker were included anon /, the guests.
 'N MT. and Mrs. J0hn h. bSdCH 5e'NS d small luncheon at the club Saturda le afternoon for few visiting frienC n and George s. Hastings also entertain b ed a small party.
 David Crane of Center street, We of Haven has gone to Greenport, L. t. to spend several weeks with his SO s. Charles B. Crane, and family.
 Miss Madolin Zacher of Branford h. 4. returned from visit with friends l. Boston. Mass.
 The wedding of Miss Josephine Pc ill ter Boardman and Senator W. Murrf ,h Crane in which so many society pc " pie here are interested, is to tai h. place at 12:S0 o'clock noon to-morro
 at the Boardman summer home ss Manchester-by-th y-the-sea. It Is to be h. very quiet home wedding and only | re immediate members of the famiii of have been invited. Miss Mabel Boar O. man left Washington for Manehest lg about a week ago.
 James H. Parish and his daughtt