The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-20

Miss Susan Daggett of Grove street has been stopping for some time at Norfolk.
 Dr. Charles H. Zimmerman has gone to his home at Evanston III. where he will remain until the first of Septem- ber.
 Miss Emma Gleason a young lyric soprano singer of this city returned to her home at 99 Lake place last Thurs day. She has been taking a months rest at Forestville. Conn, where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wells Taylor. Miss Gleason will re- sume her studies with Maestro Sulli early In September.
 Miss Grace A. Brown and Miss Helen B. Brown, who ave been visiting with friends at Crescent Beach and Boston, for the past three weeks, have return ed to their home at 3S Avon street, West Haven.
 Professor and Mrs. John F. Weir have returned to town, having been in the country since shortly after college closed.
 Miss Mae Louise Quinn of 126 Grand avenue. who has been for the past two weeks visiting relatives In Forest vtlleo Conn, has decided to lengthen her vacation until August 25. Miss Quinn has become quite popular with the musical circle of Forestville.
 A party of New Haven people enjoy ing the delights of Mount Washington are MT. and Mrs. E, H. English Miss M G. English, Miss H. H. English, Miss s. K. English, Miss K. P. Eng fish, MT. c. L. English and MT. F. K. English.
 Mir. and Mrs J. Edward Heaton of St, Roman street, who are spending the summer abroad, expect to sail for home about the middle of next month
 Mr. A. Stanley Osborn, who for the past year has been studying voice with the famous teacher, Maestro Vivarelh in Florence, Italy, sailed for his na- tive land Thursday, August IS, on the Princess Irene of the North German Lloyd line Mir Osborn has sung/in several grand concerts while abroad, and has received many congratula- ltions from the Italians. Early in April he received an offer to remain in Italy and sing in @ grand opera the part Iof Silvio in Lemcavallo's "Pagliacct, but he declined, preferring to return chosen profession as teacher and di- chosen professio mas teacher and di- rector of vocal music.
 Mir. and Mrs Allan M. Kendrick an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Florence Mary Kendrick to Mi Edward Patterson Grant of this city. Miss Kendrick, who has been abroad for the past year, arrived on the Friesland, August 13.
 Captain Ball and Mir William Drew, gave 8 delightful sailing party Satur- day in the Captains oyster boat. A few of the invited guests were MT. and Mrs. Louis Herrick Frost, MT. and Mrs Drake and daughter, Clara, of
 New York, MT and Mrs. J. P. Thomp- son. MT. and Mrs John Wolfe, MT. and Mrs J. Olmsted, Mir. James B Ray, 1 Brooklyn; Leonard Olmsted, Mir and
 Mrs. J. Twining, Mrs. Gould, Mrs. N.
 Johnson, Mir. and Mrs, Ray Bleres of Shelton and several others.
 Mrs. Charles Hervey Townshend of
 Church street is spending August in the
 White mountains with a party of
 friends.
 MT. and Mrs. M F. Deeley of Comp bell avenue, West Haven, have return. ed from their visit with friends al Pittsfeld, Mass, and other Berkshire ) towns, where they visited relatives. l MT. and Mrs. w. o. Pardee and Miss
 M. L. Pardee are guests at Overlook i house, Whitefeld. MT. Read, the we'll 5 known business man, with his wife, R M Read, and Miss M. D. Read, will 2 spend the remainder of the season al r Mountain View house.
 Miss H. B. Robertson Is a guest al I the Park View. At Turner house Nils, e c. E. Baldwin Is enjoying the neigh v of the White mountain season.
 Dr. and Mrs. Baker of Orange, New } Jersey. are receiving congrat atulation. l, on the birth of daughter, Caroline iDorcas. Mrs. Baker will be remember s ed as Miss Anderson of Washington e avenue, West Haven.
 Mir Edmund Q. Trowbridge. who f U summerfng at Leete's Island, has beer
 on a cruise for the past week or So <. and with his party spent last Sunda! V at Shelter Island.
 f. Mrs. Atwater. Mrs. Sanford and Mis- ,,. Sanford represent New Haven a
 Woodstock inn, Woodstock, Vt