The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-24
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Brownen street were pleasantly sur prised last Thursday evening by about fifteen of their friends and neighbors coming to celebrate with them their anniversary. The time was interspers- ed with some fine music from MT. Hop- kins' photograph; then a recitation by Mrs. F. O. Mansfield, with humorous encore. The evening closed with games and refreshments. The party broke up with many good wishes for the host and hostess.
 John Day Jackson and William R. Pitkin who together have been spend- ing several weeks tourning Europe, sailed for home last Thursday expect ing to arrive here on Wednesday Of this week.
 Judge and Mrs. William K. Townsend are, so thoroughly enjoying motor tour ing in Europe that they are 10th to re- turn home and do not expect to arrive until jus before the opening Of the United States circuit court, when Judge Townsends s legal duties demand his at tontion. Their son, George Townsend, a junior at Yale, is expecting to arrive before college opens.
 Mrs. Edward E. Salisbury has gone to her old home in Old Lyme to spend a tpart of the autumn in the artist col orfy there.
 Miss Mary Perkins Quincy of Litch- field and this city, niece of Prof. James M. Hoppin of Hillhouse avenue, and sister of E. Hayes Trowbridge has just r EolJ 4oh which has been placed on one of the famous trees there in honor of the bat tie of Manila bay.
 Mrs. Frank, D. Trowbridge came down from Lyme early in the week for a short stay and on Tuesday gave small luncheon at the Country club for several out-of-town friends. Her guests were Dr. and Mrs T. E. Ridgway and Miss Tonita Ridgway of Washington, ID. e.. and Roger G. Nevins of Florida Mr. and Mrs. Eli Whitney and the Misses whitney, who have been in the White mountains this season. have re- turned to their home in Whitney ave- nue.
 From Dr. and Mrs. Arthur $. Cheney came word that they are hugely en- loving their European trip. They have been travelling most of the summer, but are now visiting Mrs. Cheney's parents in Reichen'berg, Austria.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy E. Marston, who have been the guests of Mrs Marston's mother, Mrs. Henry s. Parmelee of HilIhouse avenue, have returned to their home in Maine.
 Prof. and Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin and their sons. Lee and Lestern Perrin. have closed their camp at Brant Lake in Horicon N. Y, and are in town for the winter.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. P. c. Foster and Miss \ Josephine Foster have returned from Short Beach.
 Prof. and Mrs. William G. Sumner of Edwards street are back from a pleasant stay at Fishers Island.
 Mrs George Ellsworth Maltby and her daughters, the Misse Dorothy and Maude Matby, who have been in Moosup during the hot weeks, expect to return to town early in October Early in November they will leave for California, going first to Los Angeles. Soon after their arrival there the mar riage of Miss Dorothy Maltby and Clarance Verrill, the son of Prof. and Mrs. Addison E. Verrill, will take place. As the winter advances Mrs. MaHby and Miss Maude Maltby will go to Cor onado Beach and other places on the Pacific coast.
 Harold Warren of Whitney avenue and Clarence Spalding of High street . are spending couple of weeks In the White mountains. They are making the trip by automobile.
 Prof. and Mrs. Henry s. Graves, who have been at the Yale forestry camp in Milford, Pa, all summer, will open their home on Trumbull street to-day.
 Prof. and Mrs. Henry W. Farnam and children will open their house in Hillhouse avenue this week. They have been at their country home in Stock bridge.
 Quite,a party of friends of G. S. Bar mum were entertained at the Country club the past week by Mr. and Mrs S. w Hart. The guests, which included a number of out of town friends, same for luncheon and enjoyed a very pleas ant visit at the club. In the party be- sides MT. and Mrs. Hart were w. L. Barnum of Chicago, Mrs. J. H. Mason of Chicago, Mrs. s. W. Hartford of Chicago, S. H. Barnes and N. A. Hook CT of this city.
 in the coming marriage of Miss Kath- In the coming marriafe of Mss Kath- erine Grinneu of New York to Ray Morris, Yale '01, of this city. Invita- tions were issued early in the week to the wedding, which is to take place on Thursday, October 3, at noon, at Ridge- field. It is to be a church wedding, and large number of society folks from this city will be present. It will be dis tinctly a Yale wedding of course.
 Prof. and Mrs. Charles Cameron Clark, jr., and young son have returned from Watch Hill.
 Mrs. Hayes 0. Trowbridge and Miss Elizabeth Hooker were among the ex- hibtors at the Berlin horseshow, Mrs. Trowbridge having entered her horses Beauty and Lady Sherbrook and Miss Hooker Artemus. Beauty was entered in both the combination saddle and driving class and the saddle class, and Lady Sherbrooke in the class for ladies' saddle horses Mrs G. B. Bunton en- tered her Chimes in the latter class
 Prof. and Mrs E. Hershey Sheath opened their Whitney avenue home the past week, having just returned from NTo rI,o,.a l,,,.