The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-07-02

with her daughter and son. Miss Doris
Newberry and Roger Newberry, left
after commencement for Oakland, Me-,
Wllere they will spend the summer sea-
son.
e. S. Parmelee entertained a small
party at the club Saturday afternoon,
and Miss Nettleton, Of Derby, also en-
tertained few friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas g. Bennett have
rented their summer home at East
River to John Milburn, of Buffalo and
New York. Mr.. Milburn, it vial be re-
membered, occupied the house last
summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Justus $. Hotchkiss
have closed their house in Church street
and gone to their camp in the Adiron-
daeks.
Henry L. Hotchkiss has been enter
tanning a house party at his home in
Htllhouse avenue before removing to
his summer home in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 3. Ely, Of Harris
burg, have been assisting In entertain
ing the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester Bennett Will
spend the summer at the new Bennett
residence at Indian Neck.
Among the many guests at the Coun-
try club the past week were Mrs. J. F.
Dart, Mrs. j. M, Greisbaeh, of Easton,
Pa; Mr.. ana Mrs. Morgan, OF New York
city; ]. w. West, OF st, Louis; M B.
Phelps, Percy Thompson, Of New York;
~. w. M. Richardson, OF Washington;
e. w, Gladwin. Edgar Park, G. e. Ide,
of New York; L. c. Hay, of London; ].
r, Baldwin and Brewster Reamer, of
Washington.
Judge Simeon q. Baldwin was the
host at a dinner at his Church street
residence on Friday evening, at which
the guests were old college friends and
several Of the distinguished commence
ment guests. Enchantress carnations
were very effectively used in the decor
ating.
President and Mrs. Hadley will sail
tomorrow with their three children for
Europe and viii spend the remainder
of the summer abroad.
airs. william B. Tyler, OF Aaaso.staiatri
N. j., Is spending short time with her
sister, Mrs. Samuel L. Pentield of Ed
wards street.
Mr., and Mrs. George st. John Shelf
field, who have been occupying Profess
sor S. S. Sanford's house on Htlhouse
avenue for several months, have geer
to their summer home at New Londor
for the season.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert A. Brown. o.
Whitney avenue, will arrive home from
Europe in few days, and will go i'm
mediately to their cottage at Killam's
Point.
Mrs. Edwin H. English, Of Prospect
street, with her daughters, the Misses
Marguerite and Stephanie English left
for their summer home at Bethlehem
N. H., few days ago.
Henry Ives, of New York, gave a very
handsome luncheon at the Country ciul
on Wednesday afternoon to seven Of hi
classmates Of 81, who were here for the
lmeek. The guests attended the exer'
cises at Woolsey han, going from there
out to the club. Quite large numbel
of other parties Of commencement
guests were also there for the after
noon.
Mrs. George Ellsworth Maltby an(
the Misses Maltby, Of Grove street, arr
among the society people who have
gone down to Pine Orchard for TIN
summer.
Professor and Mrs. Samuel L. Pen
field will close their house on Edwards
street to-day and will leave for Wood
stock, where they will spend, the re
mainder of the summer. Miss Penf1elC
left few days ago for the Catskil
Mountains.
Congressman and Mrs. N. D. Sperr!
returned Saturday from Washington
and are at their Orange street home TO
| the summer.
New Haven friends of Edward s
Fowler Yale '7a, formerly of San Fran
cisco, will be interested to hear that h
is now engaged In the practice of lay
in Lewiston, Idaho.