The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-22

And OtheE People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Miss Liebe, teacher in room No. 10 of the Cedar street school, went with eleven of the young girls of her room for an outing to savin Rock Wednes- day afternoon after the school session. The young misses were in holiday at tire and carried their supper and had lovely time with their teacher of whom they seemed to be very fond. The picnic of the Bible school of the Humphrey street Congregational church, will take place at Double Beach next Saturday
 MT. and Mrs. Root of $40 Orange street are rejoicing in the annival of a little son who came at o'clock on Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Charles R. Phillips of 131 Broad way entertained eight ladies at whist yesterday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. I. Bulley, Mrs. R. Dimock, Mrs. Culver, Miss Paul. Mrs. Wood stock, Mrs. Bury, Mrs. Harris. Mrs. woodstock carried home the first prize, a picture. Mrs. Culver, the second, a hat pin case. and Mrs. Harris was con- soled with a glass olive dish. At the conclusion of the play lunch was served.
 Mrs D. Cady Eaton left early in the week for Litchfeld to open her house on West street. She will spend the summer there.
 Miss Fitzgerald, a student at the state normal school at New Haven, Is spending her summer vacation with her parents on Railroad Hill street, Water bury.
 The garden sale," given under the ausuices of the Village Improvement association on the lawn in front of Mrs. Clarence L. Clark's house at 26 Main street, West Haven, Wednesday afternoon from until z o'clock, was a success in every way. The attendance was large and the generous patronage of the various booths added greatly to thelannount of the fund. It is expected that there will be good round sum realized from the sale and every cent is to be applied toward the fund for the new library for which the society is working so hard. It is understood that there will be another sale of the same kind within a short time
 Wednesday evening the officials of sargent's factory gave a banquet to the traveling statesmen, heads of the de- partments and their assistants, at the Hotel Pequot, Morris Cove About 100 men were present at the dinner, which was greatly enjoyed. The salesmen and sNew York officials of the Sargent company are in town for the annual conference which is held in this city each 1une.
 The strawberry harvest is at it's height in Branford this week. Hun dreds of the children of the public schools are spending the first weeks of their vacation in the berry fields. The fruit is abundant and of very fine fiav- or. At A. F. Plants farm 10000 quarts ds an average days picking. Other growers are John Plant, H. w. Averill, George eBaoh, c. G. Bartholomew, Eben Bragg and William Barren
 k. s. Beebe of this city, who has been visiting at his home in Mystic, has returned to the Elm City.
 A quartette consisting of Miss Fran ces Neidhardt, Miss Katherine Rice, Miss Mary GaNahue and Clement Qufnn will sing at the June festival of St Mary's Ladies T. A. B. society to be given in Music hall, Friday and Sat urday nights, in Branford. Other en- tertaimnent numbers are being plan ned.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hager, jr., of Hagerstown, Md, are spending few days in town with Mrs, Hager's moth er Mrs. H. Hayes Trowbridge.
 Miss Irene Kilmartin of South Leon- ard street, waterbury, is entertaining relatives from this city.
 Several firm Branford will attend the graduating exercises at the New Haven normal school this afternoon Miss Caroline Jourdan and Miss Ethel Plant received diplomas.
 Miss Elsie Trowbridge has returned from a shrt visit with Miss Fields ot Stockbr1dge Mass.
 Cards have been issued by the gover. nors of the New Haven Lawn club as. soeiation for a lawn party to be held at the club grounds on Saturday after noon of this week. The ladies' commit ice of the association will assist the members of the board in receiving. The challenge match for the possession O the club challenge cup will be played at 2:S0 o'clock that afternoon.
 Miss Maida Hamre graduated from the dressrnaking department of Prat institute, Brooklyn, N. Y, last evening Mrs. Hamre and Miss Carrie Black stone were present at the exercises.
 Dr. George Grant MacCurdy, wht went to Boston last week, witnessed the Greek play at the Harvard Sta / dium last Saturday. While in Cam bridge he was the guest of his brother who will receive the degree of docto of philosophy from Harvard this week
 Mir. and Mrs Eugene A. Perkins have returned to New London iron this city, where they were the guests O their daughter, Mrs. Everett Durham.
 The people of Stony Creek, Branford are still looking anxiously for tn slightest practical indication of prom ised trolley extension. Point Pleas ant was to be the starting point of op erations. but nothing doing yet.
 A number of young people from Cal vary Baptist church will assist at al entertainment to be given by Union No 2. W. c. T. U., at their hall, 17 Gram
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