The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-20

Ls sachusetts to spend few weeks With friends.
 Dr. Lafayette E, Mendel, of the uni versity, is spending the summer at Delhi N. Y.
 Miss Alice Colwell of Vernon street IS spending the summer in the Berkshire hills.
 Miss May Meyers of Third avenue, West Haven, is spending a few weeks with relatives in Hartford.
 Thomas L. Jefferson of Louisville, Ky.. Yale 1904, is visiting in town.
 Miss May Carroll of Granby is the guest of Mir and Mrs John J. Carroll of 206 Crown street,
 A very pleasant trip was enjoyed Sunday on Charles Lords boat the Isolde. sailing from Lamphier's pier, West Haven, to Thimble Islands, and back. In the party were Miss Lorraine Banks, Miss Lulu Corcoran, MISS Ella Calvin of Brooklyn, Miss Ida Eaton, and Miss Elizabeth Martin; Ryland Banks, Robert Martin, Eugene Russell, Marston Harris and Rockwell Banks.
 Ira In Veil, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. s. Well of 106 William street. has left for a trip to Chicago and Denver.
 Elisha Chapin, jr., of Yale, is spend ing his vacation with his parents at Lakeville.
 Miss Irene Donnelly was given an old fashioned surprise party at her home by a number of young friends l Wednesday evening. There were games and an impromptu musical programme, in which Miss Donnelly, Miss Jerome, Miss synon, and Mir Lynch sang, and Miss Gerschefsky, Miss Nasdabe, Mrs Blake and Mir Dang gave instrumental solos. Supper was served at midnight bv Mrs. Donnelly and Mrs Blake. Those present were the Misses Rather inc Nasdabe, Anna Gerschefsky, Mabel Jerome. Dora Symon, Sadie O'Donnell Kittie J. Smith, Margaret Moore or Waterbury, May Gibson, Kittle Farrell Margaret O'DonneIl, Ella Eddy James Lynch. James Dang, Thomas Blake, Norman Eddy, William Donegan, Hem ry Beschel, John Nagel, Peter Key holds, Leslie Clifford, Homer Woodman, Edward Donnelly and William Farrell.
 Miss Mary Stafford of South Main 1 street, Washington Hill who has been spending a weeks vacation visiting friends in New Haven, has returned home.
 I Miss Minnie Donnelly and F. J. Fitz- gerald were united in marriage We'd nesdav morning at St. Francis church in the presence of the immediate rela- tives of the bride and bridegroom. Miss Donnelly wore very pretty gown of white solienne made over a taffeta slip. Her bridesmaid, a cousin, Miss Minnie A. Donnelly of New York, wore a white silk net. P. J. Byrnes acted as best man. Following the ceremony a recep- ton took place at the home of the bride, 143 BlaItchley avenue. On their return from a wedding journey through Maine and Vermont, MT. and Mrs. Fitz- gerald will reside at 62. Woolsey street They received a large number of hand some gifts.
 | The Misses Margaret Horan and Mary Kelly of Washington hill are spending a three days vacation al Savin Rock,
 has gone to Ro4hester, N. H., for sev-
 Horace H. Chase of Chapel street has gone to Rochester, N. H., for sev- eral weeks
 l John Dougherty of South Main street Waterbury, is spending a three days 1 vacation visiting friends in this city.
 William s. Pardee is planning to sai for Europe on Saturday, July 2S, Ht will spend most of his time while abroad in Holland.
 William Stevens of South Main street Waterbury, is spending weeks vaca' ton visiting friends in New Haven.
 Mrs. Wilson of Bridgeport gave 2 combined whist and dance at her cot tage at Burwell Beach, Wednesday ev ening, at which there were several New Haveners present. There were sil tables of players. The ladies first prize box of candy, was captured by Mrs Myron F'oote. The gentlemen's frs prize, box of cigars, went to MT Chiffier. Dancing was enjoyed on tn spacious new veranda. Light refresh ments were served. Among the guest were MT. and Mrs. Myron Foote, MI and Mrs. Frank A. Langdale, MT. ant Mrs. Charles Brewer, Miss 'Abbi Oiviatt of Milford, Miss Helen Beers o Bridgeport, Miss Griffin, Miss Eni Wilson, the Misses Morelands of Flat bush, and Lorenza Oviatt, Alexande Troup, Lynde Wilson, Dr. Slater Georg
 Annamosa. MT, Vanderbilt and MI
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