The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04

about the middle Of June for the Adir-
ondacks. In the late summer they will
sail for Rome, where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs George Ellsworth Maltby and
the Misses Maltby, of Grove street. are
planning to spend the summer at Pine
Orchard, as has been their custom for
several years. They will probably spend
the coming winter in California.
President and Mrs, Arthur T. Hadley
and Professor Robert J. Sanderson, the
president of the Alliance Franchise of
New Haven, with Monsieur and Mad
anne Jusserand, will constitute the re-
ceiving party at the reception to be
given by the society to the French
ambassador and his wife in the Art
school Wednesday evening, Invita-
tons to the reception have been rather
general and several hundred people are
expected to be present to meet the dis
tinguished guests of the university. The
CorneiIle celebration for which Mon
sieur Jusserand comes to Yale, is to be
most Interestingly celebrated here, and
the men of the university are determin-
/ ed to make the ambassadors visit here
a memorable one. Monsieur and Mad
/ anne Jusserand will reach New Haven
on the Colonial express on Wednesday
I and will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
1 w. w. Farnam, of Prospect Hill, dur
4 ing their stay in town. A dinner will
be given in their honor that evening by
their hostess. At the exercises of the
Modern Language club, which follows
in Lampson hall, the ambassador will
speak and Professor Robert ]. Sander
son will give short talk. Immediately
after these exercises the Cercle Fran
caise Of the university will present lie
CID The celebration ends with the
reception in the Art school,
Professor Samuel S. Sanford, of the
Yale musical department, who is not in
good health has made plans to pass
the summer in Carlsbad.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hager, jr., have
been spending a few days in town. the
guests of Mrs e. Hayes Trowbridge
They have gone to Pittsfleld Mass
where they have taken a house for the
summer.
The class of 1905, Normal school, New
Haven, enjoyed an outing at Savin
Rock Saturday, with. dinner at Will
cox's. There were forty in the party,
and after dinner they visited the White
City, taking in all the attractions. Mr..
Barrett, the tenor, sang two songs in
the afternoon, in the Valley of Yester-
day" and II Could Learn to Love You
if You Would Let Me Try" The young
ladies were delighted with the group of
trained horses and spent very merry
afternoon.
/ Professor and Mrs Thomas Day Sey-
mour have sent out invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Clara
Hitchcock Seymour. and George Clare
st. John. The yelling will take place
Saturday afternoon, June %, at $780, at
the home of the bride, "a Hillhouse ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. George Hastings, who
have been in New York this winter,
have opened their house in York square
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Brooks, who have
been spending the winter in New York
have opened their summer home, THE
Sycamore" on Savin avenue, West Ha-
ven, and are already settled there fol-
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davenport Wheeler
who have been living abroad for a num-
Der of years, have returned to New
Haven
DR.. A. N Alling, of York street, has
Just ordered a Pope-Hartford four-cy-
Under car from G. S. Johnston, of the
University garage DR.. Alling is one Of
New Ravens most enthusiastic autoistS
and this will make his third car, he
having a Knox runabout and a Ram
bier touring car already.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Andrews, Of
| Is Rosette street. left Saturday morn
ling for Montreal, where Mr.. Andrews
will attend the Aus Broke convention
They go by way of Buffalo, thence tt
, Toronto via the Canadian Pacific
! They will return to New Haven mex
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Horatio W. Parker, whit
will sail for Europe next Wednesday
, expect to return to town early in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Virginia Kelsey, Of West Haven
/ daughter of Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey, i
spending the week in Boston, at th'
Commonwealth avenue school, enjoyinl
!, commencement week. Miss Kelse,
was pupil at this school last year AM
is having a delightful visit with oil
C friends.
b Professor and Mrs. Williston Wake
and Miss Eleanor Mather, of Edward
d street. will sail early in July for tw
il months trip abroad.
y John G. Parker, secretary of the Ne7
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
n road company, and family, of 36 Trum
h bull street, have removed to their cot
n tage at Madison for the summer.
n ct tell you" said the young man VII
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