The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-07

morning for weeks stay in the White mountains.
 Dr. Charles c, Murphy of York square has returned from two weeks vacation in the Litchfield hills, A fair sized congregation attended the services of the Italian Congrega- tional church Sunday evening in Dav- export church The feature of the oc- casion was the violin playing by Pro- lessor Arturo Nutini, the blind artist, who has been so successful wherever he has appeared, Professor Nutini plays with soulful tone and fine grada- tions of emotion. The shadings were masterly He gave concert last evening in the church pariors. A house party arc occupying the Morris cottage, Morris Cove for the month of August, the members of which are Miss Helen Williams of Cheshire, Miss Helen Moss and Miss Louise Moss of New Haven, Miss Sarah Steele of New Haven, Miss Nellie Wal ter of Cheshire. Miss Lydia Milton of Peonian Springs, Va, and Miss Anita Lewis of Southington, Miss Tenna Steele is the mascot for the party and | Mrs G. A. Steele of New Haven is chaperoning the young women.
 Dr. and Mrs. B. Austin Cheney have gone to Lenox, Mass, for the month. They are stopping at the Aspnwall.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. 0. Hovey, formerly of this city, but now of New York city will leave this week for Mexico where they will spend three months, Dr, Hovey will attend the congress of the IAmerican Association for the Advance ment of Science as the representative of the National History Museum with which he is connected. He will then make a study of the mountains of Mex ico and also visit again Mount Pelee and the West Indies. Mrs. Hovey, who has been spending six weeks with her parents in this city, returned to New
 York Saturday.
 Mrs Eli Whitney, and the Misses Elizabeth Whitney, Louise Whitney
 and Susan whitney are spending the
 summer in the White mountains. MT Whitney spends the week ends with his family and will join them for a few
 weeks stay later.
 Prof. and Mrs Bernadotte Perrin oi
 Whitney avenue are at their camp at
 rest of the season,
 Mrs. Thomas R. Lounsbury has gone
 to Lyme for an extended stay Prof Lounsbury, who Is spending the sum.
 mer abroad, will return in the early autumn.
 c. J, Bassett gave a very pleasan
 dinner party at the Ansantawae club or
 Thursday evening when he entertained five friends who went down from tn city with him.
 MT. and Mrs. Norris F. Tyler who ar spending the summer abroad, are eS pected to return to town early in Sep tember.
 MT. and Mrs. William R. Tyler O n ! College street, who are summering a II Pine Orchard, have gone to the Cats = kill mountains for two weeks. !, Mrs. Charles LeMoyne Mitchell, Mr. P. Robertson Manice and Miss Mac
 Donald of this city are at the Hott i, Imperial, Narragansett Pier, for tn z month.
 , Thomas Hooker was the host at dinner party for eight friends at tn Ansantawae club on Saturday evening ? Mir. and Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter an
 Miss Dorothea Dexter of Prospect stree l have. gone to Norfolk for a few week
 They are guests at the Hillhurst i. MT. and Mrs Benjamin R. English | : Temple street, who but recently return
 ed from an auto trip to Tarrytow,
 Yonkers, and New York city, left Fr . day for Watch Hill, R, | They wi - spend several weeks there and will l
 guests at the Ocean house. $ Mrs. William D. Whitney and Mi. F Margaret Whitney have gone to Can
 Spitfre in the Adirondaeks, to be u r guests for a few weeks of Mir and MT e Justus s. Hotchkiss of Church stree l. Miss Marion Whitney and Miss Emil IT Whitney. who are spending the sun
 mer abroad. are expected to return l. | September.
 y Mrs. Walter Camp gave a charmin