The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-16

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 Miss Edith Walker has returned from Passaoonaway inn, York Cliffs, Maine, where she spent a most enjoyable va cation
 Mir and Mrs. William e. Lotze, who are on their summer vacation, are to return to this city by September 1. They have been spending some time in Philadelphia, and are now sailing rom that city to Bangor, Maine. From there they will come by rail to New Haven, when MT. Lotze will>resune his duties as general secretary of the '. M C. A.
 Mrs. George Langdon and daughter, Doris, of New York, are guests of MT. and Mrs. L. P. Langdon of Ctener street West Eaven.
 Miss Mary Baldwin and Miss Mary Dickerman of Cheshire left Tuesday for a two weeks stay in Northfeld. Miss Mary L, Johnstone of Whitney avenue gave a very pleasant luncheon the other day for several of her for mer pupils, who are now Smith college girls. Among her guests were the Misses Woodruff of Mount Carmel and Miss Ruth Eliot.
 Dr. Lewis Barnes and wife of Oxford had quite family gathering at his home in the center on Saturday last, among whom were his brother and wife, Mir. and Mrs. Julius Barnes from La Porte Ind, and his sister, Mrs. Whittlesey from New Haven.
 Miss Esther Tarr of APO Main street East Haven, Is enjoying the week witt her friend, Miss Hllda Chidsey al Cosey Beach.
 Among the New Haven people who spent the early part of the week al Fenwick were Henry L.. Hotchklss ant H Stuart Hotchkiss, who went dowr in their motor car; also w. D. Fenr and Paul Fenn
 Miss Nettie Thrall of FNairmont ave |nue, East Haven, is spending this weel with her sister at Hamden Plains.
 Paul and Mason Danner of Denver Col, who have been spending par of their vacation in this city, witt their uncle, A. E. Rutledge, boys di
 
 terday for Northfeld, Mass. From there the boys will go to Silver Bay anC return to Denver about September 1. Robert Reilly of the Westville post office is on a two weeks visit in tn, Catskill mountains.
 Henry Staby, secretary of the wal liam Schollhorn Co.,, who was operat ed on for appendicitis two weeks ags by Dr. Luddington, leaves to-day fo, Bethlehem, N. H.
 Miss Elizabeth Carroll, Miss Treaco Carroll and Miss Agnes Carroll of 13 Shelton avenue and Miss Ella Payn land Miss Sadie Payne of 36 Admira street have gone to Morris Cove for Iweek's outing.
 D. T. Grover of Savin Rock who Ina Ibeen suffering with appendicitis fo Isome time, underwent an operatio at Grace hospital, which was success fully performed, and his recovery lnow speedily looked for.
 A very pleasant surprise party wa ltendered to Mir and Mrs. Manchestt lat their home, 319 Savin avene, Yves Haven. A beautiful bracelet was prt Isented to Mrs. Manchester The fo flowing guests were very pleasantly CT tertained: David Wilson, Lew Leclil Lew Lsaudenbaoh, William Meedhan L. H. Conklin, John Ripaer, A. Dres ener, Professor John Mack, Professt T. H. Flower, Vincent Morris, MT. ar Mrs. Elliott, Mir. and Mrs. Berring, M and Mrs. Hall and daughter Ann Martha Turner, Mrs. Harris and Katl Iryn Richmond
 Mrs Harry Little Welch has returl ed from two weeks vacation spent Watch Hill
 Charles Fl. Wheeler and family fro Seymour were guests of Mrs. Wheeler parents, MT and Mrs. John E. Pope Oxford, a few days last week.
 Mrs. IT. J. Moss of Cheshire, and h daughter, Miss Mildred, have gone Montowese for two weeks.
 At the last meeting of Phoebe Hun phrey chapter, D. A. R., of Collinsvill Miss Helen Chauncey of this city ga an interesting talk OH "Coloni Houses'
 Mrs. e, Maher of Chicago the que of Mrs. James Mcclure of Barne street, WestWlle
 Miss Elsie Davis of 12S Ashml street has returned home after thr weeks vacation.
 Mrs. W. H. Perry of Oxford has wi her now her mother, Mrs Lucy Joh son from near Washington, D. c.
 Mir. and Mrs F. A. Grannis of W terbury have been spending few da in Cheshire.
 Dr. Adelaide Lambert of 26S Gran street has returned from a five weel vacation spent in trayeling throut