The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-14

Elsewhere.
 Charles R. Fowler, the organist and musical director of St. Johns Episcopal church, left yesterday for three weeks stay in the Berkshire, ten miles east of Pittsfield.
 Judge Livingston W. Cleaveland, who has been spending a week at Chautau- qua Lake, N. Y, will return Thursday. Among the New Haven people who enjoyed a tour to Saratoga Springs last week were Miss Bessie Kenna, Miss Katherine Fogarty, Mss Eleanor Me Gowan, Miss Crowley, John Markham, and MT. Coon.
 James c. Hyde and daughter, Miss Charlotte E. Hyde of West Haven, left for a two weeks stay In Winchester Center, where they will join Mrs. Hyde and daughter, Mrs. George Richards.
 Mrs. David Calhoun and Miss Dora Calhoun are spending several weeks in Winsted, Conn. They expect to go to Sandwich, N. H., for the month of Sep tember.
 The third dance of the summer sea son given by St. Johns Catholic club will be "skiddoo dance" to be given at Lighthouse Point pavilion, Thursday evening, August 23. Hausers orchestra will play for dancing. The idea of "skiddoo" and ''23" will be carried out an various ways and the dance should be Vthe most popular of any given by thisNclub this summer,
 The annual reunion of the Barnes Family association will be held at the theater at the Rock on Thursday and "a large attendance is expected The as- sociation has many friends living in this vicinity and when the roll is call- ed at 10:3O a. m. they will be on hand to entertain their relatives from other places.
 Harold Law and Harry Hotchkiss of West Haven left Sunday for New York and Coney island, where they will spendspend a few days.
 Rev. and Mrs. Linwood Curtis left Clinton yesterday for vacation of two weeks. Mir. Curtis will >frst go to Northfeld conference, thence to Yer mont Mrs. Curtis, who is an artist, will sketch among the Green mountains during the remainder of their stay.
 Mrs Prudence Watrous of Clinton is and Rita Watrous of New York
 Mrs. Edward s. Gaylord of Trumbull street spent Friday and Saturday of last week with Mrs. Samuel B. Merwin ot Falls Village, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence L. Clark of West Haven started Sunday for an au- tomobile ride through the Berkshires.
 Mrs. George w. Curtis of Prospect street has returned from Lake Minne- waslza, N. Y., where she has been spending month.
 The ladies aid society of the Baptist church of West Haven will serve their Elrsssstatsft sttst up sui Der If the vestsv room at 6 o'clock on Wednesday next.
 Mrs. H. E. Winter and children, Ed ward and Maybell, from Brooklyn. have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. John Jager, Woodward avenue, East Haven, for a few days.
 Dr. and Mrs. Gustavus Eliot have re- turned from a three weeks vacation spent at North Guilford in an old Fousewhich has been in the Eliot fami- ly for many generations Where there they and as guests several Smith col- lege girls, friends of Miss Ruth Eliot, Rnd Miss Frances Ives of New Haven.
 Miss Elizabeth Carney of Branford is the guest of Misses Rose and Hanna Lynch of Clinton.
 Mir and Mrs, Arthur Wadhams and family of Bridgeport are the guests of MT. and Mrs. M B. Wadhans of Wash ington avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. William Wetmore and daughter Lydia of Woodward avenue, East Ha- Ven Four Corners, are spending a few weeks in Nova Scotia with the parents of Mir. Wetmore. The visit will extend until September.
 Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Barnes new home in Woodbridge is now nearly completed and they expect to move in early this week.
 Mrs George E. Albee and Miss Maria Albee of Howard avenue leave on Mon day for month in Wisconsin. From there Miss Albee goes to Indianapolis where she has accepted a position as head of the Latin and Greek depart ment in the Tudor hall school for girls
 Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Bouton of Stam- ford spent Friday and Saturday with their friends, MT. and Mrs. c. F. Olm- stead on Richard place, West Haven They were returning from a vacation spent inE Newport Vt,
 Frank McGovern, tower operator al Waterford has been the guest of MT and Mrs. T. Lynch of Clinton
 Miss Camp, who has been spending 6 few weeks with her nephew, William Brown and family has returned to her home in New York, accompanied by Miss RosaTine Brown, who will be away two weeks.
 Mrs. John Schindler was given 2 birthday party at her home on Camp bell avenue, West Haven, Saturday aft ernoon by the members of the Friday Advance club, who presented her witt many beautiful, gifts In remembrance O the day. The afternoon was pleasantly spent down to ajbountiful supper whicl was thoroughly enjoyed by the ladies and gentlemen.
 Nicholas F. Brady of New York anC Miss Genevieve F. Garvan, daughter O Hon. Patrick Garvan and Mrs. Garvan were married by Bishop Michael Tier nav at St JoseDh's Cathedral Saturda,