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

day. She left yesterday for Torrington for the remainder of the summer Dr. Hammond returned Monday from a short visit to Fort slocum, N Y. ! Mr and Mrs. w. H. Watson of West Haven with their party left Monday l for their annual trip to Canada, stop lping at St. Agnes, Mir, Watson's home, and then nto their cottage at Georg- ian Bay.
 ! Miss Julia Leahy gave a musicale at her home on Ivy street. Branford. Sun day night. She entertained a party of New Haven friends during. the day, and as several members of the party were musical, invited few local friends for the evening. Violin and pi- ano solos and vocal solos were enjoy ed.
 Mrs Charles Dart and son, Raymond, who have been visiting in this city, Ihave returned to their home in New lington, Conn.
 | Miss Greta Bailey. of Sunset Farm, Orange, is spending a few days with her cousin, Miss Rena Simth, of Center street, West Haven.
 Miss Natalie Pratt of 249 Columbia avenue will leave shortly for a visit with relatives in New London and at Atlantic City, She will eb away two weeks.
 I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mossman of Meriden, who hae lately returned from d trip to Southern California, were visiting the latter's aunt Monday, l MT. and Mrs. Sherman B. Law of this city are stopping at the Summit hotel, Mount Washington | A pleasant lunching party was enjoy ed by party of young people from l West Haven few evenings ago. Among those who enjoyed the evening were the Misses Anar Whitten, Mar guerite Graham, Mae Beekwith,i Ruth Langdon, Grace Spreyer, Miss Strong, Miss Buckingham, Messrs, Carl Eckle, Arthur Lausen, Earle Beckwith, Ray | Howard, Leslie Hurlburt, Clayscon Brown, Harry Stevenson, Howard Illus ted and Webster Leland. Mrs. T, A. lSpreyer and Mrs. Frederick Dikeman were the chaperons.
 | NlF, anu MIa. AuuIbW J. ClSIhlA Ot New Haven were guests in Branford 1 Monday.
 Mrs. Grace Frishy returned Monday from New York, where she has been at the bedside of her fianoe. MT. Lewis Conklin, who was recently injured in an automobile accident She will re- turn to him after short stay in town, MT. Conklin Is holding his own we'll and his physicians now consider his recovery possible. Mrs Frisby was to have sent out the cards for her we'd ding, which was set for the 22d, on the day the accident occurred.
 Early yesterday morning mothers and children gathered around Salvation Army headquarters on Chapel street ready for the picnic towards which they have been looking in rain and heat When the cars came at 10 o'clock over 300 mothers and children boarded them an dsped away to the beautiful Double Beach, where they forgot the lheat of the day in the cooling breezes and sweep of the sea before them. J lW. Chamberlain was in charge of the louting, and the party returned on spe- cials, leaving Double Beach at 4;S( o'clock.
 The Misses Elinor Esther, Marie and Master Durell Richards of West Haven have gone to Winsted to spend week with MT. and Mrs. H. V. John
 son.
 MT. Max Dessauer has gone to the White Mountains to join Professor ant Mrs. Isidore Troostwyk, who are sum mering at the Twin Mountain holuse,
 Miss Lena NJ. 'Gierding has gone tc Granby, Conn, for a two weeks vaca
 ton.
 Miss Anna M. Carroll and Miss Jo
 sephine Hickey of the town clerks of flee, accompanied Town Clerk Whit
 taker to his summer home in Thomp
 sonville, Sullivan county, N. r. wher,