The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-11

Elsewhere. At the summer frolic to be held at the Casino in stockbridge, Mass, this even ing, among the patronesses is Mrs | Henry w. Farnam of Hillhouse avenue. Mrs. Farnam Is also on the list of pat ronesses for a cciree at which Ole Bang of New York will give dramatic read ings. Mr. Bang, who has given his pro gramme in many European capitals, 1 will include one scene of Ibsen's "Peer Gynt' Miss Sophia Cramer of Brooklyn N, Y, Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ed ward Gage of Center street, West Ha- ven.
 Joseph McConville of Whalley aveue left Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal. He has accepted a position there and will probably make it his home.
 Mrs. Edward L. Downes and Master Harold Downes of Torrington, are visit ing Mrs. John E. Downes of 1S6 Richard street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Edward McGowan of Lamberton street is spending a month at Saratoga. The Woman's Veteran Relief corps held meeting in the Insurance build ing Thursday night, and pleasant pro- gramme was enjoyed Elmer Johnson of Washington, D. C., was Che guest of the evening. There were recitations by Messrs. Pratt, Whittlesey and "Parson' Isbell. William Morgan sang his Whale Song and Captain Weaver told of his "Crossing the Line" A communication from the soldiers home at Noroton was received in which the w. V. R. c. are invited to make another visit to the home
 Miss Susan c. Benham and Miss Har- riet Pencks are at Northf1eld, Mass, at- tending the convention.
 Miss Kitty Hughes and Miss Edith Burwel of Pittsburg, but now in New Haven, on their vacation spent the last week with friends in Westville. They will leave for their home some time next week.
 Letters have been received from MT and Mrs Griswold, who left a few weeks ago for tour through the west and they say that they have had fine weather and enjoyed the trip very much. MT. and Mrs Griswold are now in California visiting MT, Griswold's brother.
 Judge Henry Stoddard Is distinguish ing himself at golf in the White noun tains as the Waunrbek's regular weekly handicap resulted in a tie between him and Heth Lorton of New York An in teresting spectator at the game was John Kendrick Bangs, jr., who is visit ing friends at Bretton Woods.
 Mrs. Charles D. Graham and daugh- ter, Miss Marguerite Graham, have gone to Bethlehem, White mountains, for a two weeks stay.
 Mrs. William J. Bray and son of Washington, D. C., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. P. J. Goode in Hamilton street.
 Mrs. Howard B. Welch of Clinton place is spending part of the week in Boston, Mass.
 Miss Gladys Waterbury of New Ca naan is spending month with her sis ter Mrs. Alvan Somers at her home in Center street, West Haven
 Major and Mrs. John Anderson have asNtheir guests at their Woodmont cot- tage, Mrs, D. P. Clapp of Belchertown Mass
 K Frank Burns, who sailed for Ireland about month ago, returned to his home on Fountain street, Westvil1e, Thursday MT. Burns spent about three weeks touring Ireland and stayed few days in London.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Gardner of Spring street are receiving congratulations on the, arrival of a son, which they have named William Russell.
 Mrs. Harra of Phillip street, Vest ville, has as her guest Mrs. Stiles owens, Miss Irene Bennett, Miss Emily Bennett, and Loyal Owens, all from Newark, N. J.
 Elmer A. Johnson of Washington, D. C.. is the guest of her brother, Alder man-at-large John 0. Johnson of S7 Winchester avenue. He is employed 1n a government office.
 L. A, Ford, jr., and son William Ford of Syracuse, are the guests of Mrs George Brooks of Brown street West Haven.
 Mrs J. L. Andrews of 19 Rosette street is spending a few days at Mt Toby Mass, her birthplace. MT. An. drews joined her last Monday and they are enjoying brief but certainly well deserved vacation.
 Miss Florence Cullom of 16 Ward place, West Haven, is spending twC weeks vacation with her cousin a West Hampton Beach, L. I.
 MissENIildred Shepard of West Haven who has been the guest for the past week of, Miss Mattie Caldwell, returned to her home in Hartford yesterday ac companied by Miss Caldwell, who vii spend a week as her guest.
 At the afternoow tea in Norwalk ol Thursday the engagement was an nounced of Miss Marion Varnam, { prominent Norwalk society woman and Samuel Edwin Montague promi nent business man of Ansonia. Mis- Varnam is of an old Norwalk family J,4erlYlIy rop71oatad NT,- NF,,1, To er,sa 1