The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-23
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 The Jolly Nine gave an outing at the Lighthouse and a sail to savin Rock recently Bathing and baseball were the features of the event. The outing party was composed of young ladies. A shore dinner was served by Butler, which made the outing a grand suc- cess The young ladies voted that next year will no doubt be a greater success than this, as it is a new club and will expect many new members. The memberse are Misses F'reda Gens- llauer, Anna Martin, Ethel NoWey, Louise Behl, Florence Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth and Mary Donahue, Mae Lonergan and Marian Keegan.
 Prof. George P. Fisher of Hillhouse avenue is spending the summer in the Berkshire hills. His daughter, Mrs. George w. Pepper of Philadelphia, has gone to the Fisher cottage at North east Harbor, Me.
 Society is greatly interested in a TO- mance in Pine Orchard which resulted in theNannouncementt there Saturday to a few friends, of the engagement of Miss Margaret Humes, daughter of Mrs. Humes of New York, to John G. Carlisle, grandson and namesake of the Hon. John G. Carlisle, former member Of President Cleveland's s cabinet. The young people, who have been stopping at Pine Orchard since early in the sum- mer are friends of long standing ana have been very welcome additions to the young society crowd there.
 Mrs. Wallace s. White and Roger s. White was enjoying the beauties of h. tervale, being registered until August l at the Bellevue.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., who arrived from Europe on Friday are now visitig Mrs. Stokes mother. Mrs. Mitchell, at her camp in the lAdirondacks. They will remain there for a month before returning to this city.
 Mrs. Isaac Wild and family of Park street will spend the month of August at Indian Neck, where they have sum- mered for many years.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Daggett have as their guest at their summer home at Pine Orchard, Mrs. Clifton Crawford of New York.
 Miss J. A. English of this city is stop ping at the Highland house. Miss C.. werner and Miss c. E. Baldwin have found the pleasures of Turner house a welcome exchange for the heat of the city. D. F. Clifford registers from New Haven at the Maplewood.
 Detective Sergeant James F. Vallaly of the New York police department, and who was formerly head of the de- tective department of the Consolidated railroad. is sumInering with his family at the Highland cottage, savin Rock. The sergeant Is enjoying the best of health and is receiving daily visits from hosts of friends in this city.
 Mrs. ID. N. Alling and little daughter are at the Uplands. They have been joined by Mrs. Allings daughter, Mrs. T. w. Todd, and little child, All Will make a visit of some length.
 Henry L. Hotchkiss left a few days ago to join his daughters, Mrs. E. E, Garrison and Mrs. Carl B. Ely at his camp in the Adirondacks.
 Tn honor of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Elsie Farrel of Ansonia, to George A. Goss of Waterbury Mrs. Franklyn Farrel gave a very delightful little family dinner party at the Ansan- Hawae club on Wednesday evening The liable looked very attractive and be- side Mrs Farrel there were noted at dhe table Miss Lillian Cable, Miss Elsie Farrel, MT. Goss and Franklyn Farrel, 5r.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Porter, Miss Helen Porter and Donald Porter have gone to their Adirondacks camp at On- let N. Y. They expect to return early in the summer.
 Mrs. D. Cady Eaton, who is at her summer home in Litchfeld for the sea- son has been entertaining quite large marty the past week. Among her guests were Mrs. McBerney of Philadelphia, a sister of Mrs. Eaton's, and her nieces Miss Coleman of Lebanon Pa, and Miss Nicoll of New York city.
 w. w. Gale, the well known electri- cian of this city, as delegate of tht State Electrical association, is attend 1IT& the udJlOllttl COilNShtAOll GU CiS'S land o. While in that city MT. Gal' will visit the iron and steel works 1T Pittsburg, also the famous Westing house Manufacturing company's $ works MT. Gale has many friends along thu route whom he will also visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry F. English an( their children left early in the weel rS for Watch Hill, R. l., and will spent the balance of the summer at that de nghtful watering place. They are stay ing at the Ocean house.
 ExLPresident and Mrs Timoth, Dwight and Miss Helen Dwight, wh' are now settled in their charming sum nner home at Ltchf1eld, have been en tertainiug this week Miss Coy of New York. who has frequently been a gues of theirs here In town.
 A. s. May of Bridgeport, treasurer Q the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad, with his family, is spend ing July and August on Sugar Hill N HI Miss Anna G. Shelton is also member of the party.
 Miss Ethel Gibbons of the Gibbon house, Meadow street, is spending tn summer at Mrs. Goslee's Daisy Blu Inn, Morris, Conn.
 One of the hondsomest little dime parties of the week was that given o "Wednesday evening by Eugene BristC at the Country club for a small part,