The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-13

this city have taken 6 cottage in Beth lehem, N. H., for the summer. Mrs filling is With them.
 M F. Badger of the Reglino Shoe O., and Fred Hunt are spending their vacations in Boston, I MT. and Mrs. George W. Lewis and Miss Margaret Lewis have arrived at Whitefeld in their touring car ana will spend August at the Mountain View.
 Miss E. J. Carley is visiting in Iitch- field.
 Mrs. Joseph A. Cooke and son, Jo- | seph Edward, of Meriden are stopping at the Indian Point house, Stony Creek, for the. remainder of the sum- mer, They will be joined later by Dr. Cooke, who is now touring in his auto,
 MT. George Hodson, treasurer of the I W. R. A. Co, who Is registered at the Uplands in the White mountains, for the summer has become an enthusias- tic player of roque. The initial game in the 1906 series was played by MT. Hodson and MT. Mcguire of New York. Both are well matched and play an in- teresting game, MT. Hodsn has had a nlallet constructed after his own
 ideas, and it Is said to be beauty. It is of rosewood with silver bands, cres-
 selated handle, and 50 balanced that q
 maximum of froce is secured at a min- Iimum expenditure of strength,
 Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Goodwin and Mrs.
 W. R. Hoppin will leave to-day for a vacation at Bantams Lake, Litchfield, where they expect to stay for the rest Iof the month.
 Mrs. John G. Carlisle jr., and daugh- Iters, who are summering at Pine Or chard, returned there Wednesday night from Babylon, L. l., where they were for a week. Miss Florence Cullum, of West Ha- Iven, is spending a two weeks vacation with her cousin at West Hampton Beach, l.. l. Mrs. S. G. Lewis was the hostess tht past week at a very handsome dinner sparty at the Ansantawae club. Cover: were laid for eight and the affair, whici was arranged fin honor of MT and Mrs D. M. McMaster, of Detroit, was one O the most delightful of the week at tn R Iclub.
 \ Miss Florence Jacobs, daughter of MI and Mrs. Israel Jacobs of New Yorl city, who has been visiting her cousins l Misses Minnie and Rosie Jacobs, of [ lDay street, has returned home after pheasant stay
 Miss Marie Peters of Spring streef z has gone to Maine to spend the mont of August with her uncle, E. F
 Peters.
 Mrs. Harry Little Weleh, of Colleg # street, is at Watch Hill for the balane N of the summer
 \ Mrs. William J. Bray and son, A Washington, D. C., are the guests MT. and Mrs. P. J. Goode, of Hamilto # street.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Barnes, WI x Ihave been at Block Island have r' ' turned to their home here after plea' as ant stay.
 Professor Russell H. Chittenden
 hack from Rangeley Lakes, Me, Mir
 Chittenden and Miss Leila Chittendt
 and Miss Edith Chittenden are st ed Ithere.
 Mrs. Henry w. Farnam, who is nd Stockbridge this summer, was one g. the patronesses at a large musicale gi H. en at the Casino last week ny MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fowl 5ts have returned from a visit with the ite son, F. H. B. Fowler, of Bronxvil ub N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. DeForest a er- entertaining Mrs. Frank Shell at th' ,nt summer home at West Chop, Mass. nd Friends of James s. Donahue, of Ter Clark street, are greatly interested
 the publication of his song, My sWt er- Louise" by weh-6nown music hot dr, in the west. The musical setting to \ an, Donahues poem was written by Ht th- man Kaueffer and Is very melodic a the catchy. The song promises to be
 great success.
 ion Miss Ella Belden has returned fri Tho the Iowa Wesleyan college, where at is musical director Miss Belden mained for the session of the norn school and will only be in town for ile month of August. She is visiting 1Ih mother, Mrs. Elmtra T. Belden, Of , IeS van avenue.
 Miss Leila Earle and Miss Grannl sis of Waterbury, with Mrs M. Il. Maj
 and daughter Janet are spending so
 time at Woodbury. ,il,, MT. and Mrs. Iakove Spivakow tilS +lls have gone with MT. and Mrs. o.
 Jewell to their sumner home in N bla- folk, this state, for the remainder i+s the season.
 MT. and Mrs Sibold and daugh 'or. Miss Sibold, sailed Saturdayfor yet
 travel abroad MT. sibold and fan fer formerly resided or Washington , to nue, West Haven. two Miss Elizabeth R. Hooker and N +ba Peck, who have been abroad for s
 eral weeks, arrived in New York s in urday.
 bn- Miss Anna M. Carroll soprano sol an of the Dwight Place Congregatio
 church, is spending fortnight V his MT. and Mrs. Frederick Whitaker 1ue. their summer home in Thompsony
 N tte