The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-17

New Haven hospital, is spending her vacation with her parents in Thomas | ton, Conn.
 James Barrett, Russell Miller and Loyal Ownes seem to be the fishermen that shine in Westville. Wednesday the young men caught a good mess of snapper blues at Mansfields grove, while occupants of other boats around them were looking on with enyious eyes.
 Mrs. Howard Agnew is entertaining Mrs. Parnelee of New York city at her home on Beach street, West Haven. Society along the east shore has talk en up sailing with unusual enthusiasm this summer, and "The Girl at the Til- Ter is more numerous and more clever than in former years. At Sachems Head last Saturday the six mile ladies race for twenty-one foot knockabouts was won by Miss Pierpont, daughter of Professor Pierpont of this city. Oth- CTS in the race were Miss Tyler with the Peggy, Miss Phelps with the Kit tywink, Miss Peck with the Midge and Miss Seward with the Maripoosa.
 Yesterday afternoon Miss Marie Ull- rich and Herman G. Hegewald were married at the home of the bride, lRedfield street. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. MT. Kunig, of the Ger man Baptist church Frank HegeWald, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Miss Alma Hegewald, a sis- ter of the bridegroom was bridesmaid. The couple received many gifts from their friends. MT, and Mrs. Hegewald will spend their honeymoon in Massa- ohusetts.
 The Jolly Eight Whist club enjoyed an outing at Woodmont on Tuesday, A shore dinner was served at Merwin's inn and after dinner two hours was spent in playing whist. Another out ling is planned for the near future, when the husbands will be the guests. Miss Minnie Fritz of Birch Tree, Mo-, l is spending the summer with Mrs, s. Hecht of Wharton street, West Ha- l ven.
 MT. and Mrs. Moses W. Hatch of S4 Henry street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Cora " Hatch, to John L. Thompson of New York ! city on Thursday evening, August g., | at their home, in the presence of a few friends and the parents of the con- tracting parties, by the Rev. Dr. Ford of the Olivet Baptist church. New Ha- ven. Miss Hatch was for several years the head of the alteration department l Q Sna l,-,T al fa cept a similar position in New York city.
 Miss Skinner of this city is the guest of Miss Dwight at her summer home in Ltcl1f1eld.
 MT. and Mrs. Allan M. Kendrick an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter. Miss Florence Mary Kendrick to MT. Edward Patterson Grant of this city Miss Kendriok, who has been abroad for the past year arrived on the F'riesland, August 1S,
 Mrs. John Lake of this city is spend- ling a few days with MT. and Mrs Charles H. Jones of Suffield, Conn.
 Miss Julia Nolan of Paterson, N. J., lis spending a few weeks as the guest of Miss Julie Higgins of Kirkham street Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Goodale and fam lily, who have been visiting friends at
 Morris Cove, have returned to their home in Newington, Conn.
 Mrs. c. B Lampson, who has been Ispending a month with relatives in
 Springfield, Mass, is the guest of her Inieee, Mrs. Terry, at her home on First avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. c. Maher of Chicag is the guest Iof Mrs. James McGuire of Barnett
 street, Westville.
 Mrs. Frank I. Healey and son, James, of 19S Ferry street, have gone to Wor-
 cester, Mass. for stay of two weeks lwith friends.
 Mrs. F. w. Smth of Davenport ave- Inue has returned from a delightful va-
 cation spent in Pittsfeld, Mass.