The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-03

Ter, MISS Eunlce NdIu dAloH, to Charles Merideth DuPuy, Yale 1908, son of MT. and Mrs. Herbert DuPuy, of Pittsburg. The marriage will take place soon after the latters graduation from the university. Miss Edith Hart, of Willow street, is spending several weeks with friends in Illinois.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Collins and lit- tie daughter. Margaret, who have been spending several weeks with MT. Col lins' parents on Center street, West Haven, returne to-day to their home in Pittsburg.
 w. B. Ely, R. P. Curtiss, of South port, and Roger s. White, 2d, are plan ming to leave this week for a fishing. trip to the east.
 Mrs. F. N. Fowler, of Westville, was the guest Saturday of Mrs. J. H. Griffin at Rocky Beach.
 The Misses Mamie and Nellie Hop kins, of Hallock street, and Miss Mar garat Doughan, of Ferry street, are summering at Atlantic City.
 John H. Adams, of this city, has been the guest for the past week of Roger Benton at Pine Orchard. Mrs. Willis D. Miller gave a small dinner party Friday evening" Among her guests were Miss Elizabeth Cham berlin and Judge Livingston w. Cleave- land.
 Mrs. Frederick Kinsley, who has been spending the month of August in Mon terey. Mass, have returned to their home in West Haven.
 Rev. and Mrs. William Beardsley, who have been spending August at Marblehead, have returned to their home in this city.
 Three members of Branford's base ball team played in New Haven Satur- day on the Sargent team in their game with Yale & Towne. They were John J. OBrien, Thomas Matthews and Me- Kenna.
 Miss Mamie Moore, of Springfield, is spending few weeks vacation with her friends, MT. and Mrs. Fox, of Mill River street.
 Austin F. Hawes, state forester, left the last of the week for his former home in Now Hampshire. where he will stay few days before sailing for Flu rope.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Sackett, of Hol- yoke, are guests at the Adams cottage at Pine Orchard.
 Judge Elmer and Mrs. Elmer, of Mid- dletown, are stopping for a short time at Pine Orchard.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hagar, who have been spending the summer at Pittsfield and Narragansett Pier, were in town last week. Mrs. F. H. Shell, who has been for -e~6fa1 weeks at Lake Sunapee, N. H., since her visit with Mrs. Charles De- Forest at West Chop, Mass, returned to the New Haven house the middle of the week.
 Miss Margaret Cougblin, of Water bury, who has been visiting Mrs. Otto Runtas, of 134 Chestnut street, will be with her sister, Mrs. w. H. Davis, at Walnut Beach, this week.
 F. Thornton Hunt, of Trumbull street, sailed Wednesday on the Baltic for a trip abroad.
 Miss Helen Smith, of Topeka, Kan has been visiting Miss Betsey B. Kauff- unan at Pine Orchard, during the past week.
 MT. and Mrs M. P. Lane and daugh- ters, Dorothy and Fannie, of S7 Clinton avenue, left Saturday night to spend Labor day in Canarsie, Long Island with relatives.
 Mrs. Charles s. DeForest, with her daughter, Miss Antoinette DeForest who have been spending the summer al West Chop, Mass, will sail this fall fol Europe. Mrs. DeForest expects to re- main abroad about year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Colin McCrae Ingersoll of New York, formerly of this city, are in Paris.
 Mrs. John A. Maroney and daughter Alice have returned home after visi to relatives and friends in New York and Brooklyn.
 Mrs. c. Purdy Lindsley has gone tt Perry, N. T., where she will be thu guest of her cousin, Miss Cleveland who spent some time in New Havel last winter.
 Mrs. Barrett, of Savin avenue, Wes j Haven, IS entertaining IlSL uahShtOA Mrs. Crumm, of New York.
 Mrs. A. Benham and three childrel and Miss Carl Robothan, of Brooklyn N. Y, are the guests of MT. and Mrs Allsnaugh at Benham Hill farm, Wes Haven.
 Dr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Bishop, o Church street, have returned from Yorl Cliffs, Me, where they have been fo the past six weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Emery Adams and Mrs Caly, all of Orange, N. J., have bee visiting MT. and Mrs. Adams at Pin Orchard.
 Rev. pr. Donald Duncan Munro, 0 East Orange, N. J., the new pastor 0 Calvary Baptist church, has taken house at 451 Orange street, and wi move to the city next month. He wi begin his pastorate at Calvary Octobe first.
 Miss Lena F. Kelly, of 1O8 Mine street, has returned home after tw weeks vacation spent at Litchefeld an Cornwall Bridge.
 Professor and Mrs. Horace Wells al spending the month of September Old Lyme.
 Miss Luella Reynolds and Mrs. E. Thompson, of West Haven, are spend ing few days in Norwich.
 Miss Carter, of New York, has bee the guest of Charles R. Bishop at Pin