The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-23

his new home on Trumbull street early next month. Mir. Hunt has spent his summers abroad for many years and may sail in the early autumn for his annual visit,
 MT. and Mrs. Justus s. Hotehkiss of Church street are at their camp at Spitfire lake in the Adirondacks.
 Miss Margaret Curtis of this city dis tinguished herself at the croquet tour nament in North Conway last week winning second prize after very hot contest,
 MT. and Mrs. George L. Dickerman of Temple street expect to leave early in August for the coast of Maine. where they are in the habit of spending each summer.
 Miss Bessie Hooker and Miss Peck, who went abroad with Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brown and Miss Brown, will remain in Europe for several weeks as both have been quite Ill and as yet are hardly in condition for a long sea voy- age. Miss Brown who with MT. and Mrs. Brown, returned a week ago was also i'll white abroad.
 The marriage is announced of Miss Ellor Carlisle of West Haven and Fred erick H. Ripley of Boston, Mass.
 The faithful Daughters of the Amer | ican Revolution members of the Mary Floyd Tallmadge chapter in Litchfield were certainly favored by the weather man on Friday when their annual en- tertainment was given for the benefit of the summer colony there. It was the prettiest entertainment given there in many day,
 | Very interesting circulars are being sent out by a number of prominent so- ciety women of New York in regard to the National Plant Flower and Fruit guild of New York city This guild does magnificent work and it is hoped the society women of New Ha- ven may be interested enough in the cause to start pranch in this city to make happy those who cannot go from the hot city in summer, The plea sent | out by Miss Anita Lawrence, the treas urer of the New York city branche, at TO Fifth avenue, Is as follows. Will you not establish country branch, and each week forward one or more baskets of wild or garden flowers to the city for | distribution using the free transporta- tion labels issued by the guild|' Those ! interested in the guild are all society leaders and all are most enthusiastic workers for the cause,
 Mrs. John B. Robertson of Temple street celebrated her eighty-ninth birth- day yesterday, but very quietly. Hel daughter Mrs. Edward Manice, Whc returned from Europe a short time ago is spending some time with her.
 Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton leaveI to-day with her four children for Lak' Memphemmaggog Province of Quebec Canada, where they will spend tht month of August in a camp,
 Mrs. George w. Pepper of Philadel phia has gone to her summer home a Sunset Ledge, Northeast Harbor, Me.
 Dr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Munger ana Miss Munger of Prospect street have l gone to Danvers, Mass, fo ra stay oi several weeks.
 ]. J. Ryan and neice from New York spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Elmer | c. Somers of Elm street, West Haven.
 Among the prominent arrivals of the week at Vineyard Haven, Mass, were MT. atid Mrs. Elmer McGuckin, who will spend the season there Mrs McGuckin Is well known under the stage of Louise Saunders. She has a beautiful contralto voice and has ap- peared with the Bostonians and the Lil Han Russell Opera company. She has many friends in this city.
 Misses Katherine and Theresa Quinn of this city are the guests of Miss Ab- bic Quinn of Wlnsted.
 Hartley Winans of Flatbush, N. Y. is spending a few weeks with Lester Everitt of Third avenue, West Haven. | Colonel and Mrs. N. G. Osborn gave a very pretty small dinner party at the Ansantawae club on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. osborn of New York who was their guest. Covers were laid for six.
 1 Thomas Hooker was the host at a small dinner party at the Country club given in honor of a visiting friend from Springfield, Mass,
 Mrs. Henrietta M. Lee of this city is the guest of her niece Mrs. James Hun gerford of Watertown.
 Rev. Louis A. Parsons of St. James P E. church, Philadelphia, who has been spending the past week with his parents, Mir. and Mrs E. A. Parsons left Saturday for Carrie Ponds camp the Maine woods, where he will spenC part of his vacation
 l The enga agement is announced of Mis-; Margaret Marie Kalmer daughter Q Mir. and Mrs. Henry B. Kalmer, of ? Stevens street. to Adam Finger, botl