The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-12
IN SOCIETY

i: ! 's-.-.-s'-r--.--s------.-.-.-----1.------------.s Mr. and Mrs. William H. Douglass and their two children will sail for Europe the latter part of August on the Kaiser Wilhelm de Crosse. They will tour Germany exclusively.
 Mir. H. H. Benedict who, with his family is at MerrilFs, is one of the most persistent fisherman who visits the Ad- irondacks and is meeting with splen- did luck on the Saranac lake this sea- son.
 The family of Mir. and Mrs. Arlson Phelps Stokes held their annual reunion on Saturday afternoon at the Stokes camp in the Adirondacks There were twenty one who sat down to dinner, among them being Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Phelps Stokes Mir. and Mrs Anson i Phelps Stokes, jr., MT. and Mrs. I. N. Phelps Stokes, MT. and Mrs. Sherman White and Baroness Halkett. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Phelps Stokes. have been talk ing a canoe trip through the heart of the Adirondacks from the Old Forge on the Fulton chain of lakes and arviv- ed in Stokes camp on Saturday. While away they traversed the lakes of the Fulton chain, Raquette, Long, Forked, Raquette River and Upper Saranao Lake. Mrs. Stokes attended the Chau- tauqua Assembly. where she delivered one of the most interesting addresses. l A Carnival of Nations" in charge of Mrs. c. N. Denison and Urban Tyaok will be given the last week In August for the benefit of the library building fund. There will be music every even- Ing in the town hall, the military band having volunteered its services for one evening. If the weather is pleasant the booths will be erected on the Green.
 Mrs. John Anderson and her niece, Miss Ward of New Haven. are at Ma l jor Anderson's summer home, "The Bivouac" in Belchertown, Mass, for a few days
 A wedding of interest to many New IIaveners was that of Miss Clark and Mir. Potter in East Morris, on Satur- day. After the reception MT and Mrs. l Potter left for Hartford, and from there they will go to San Francisco, Mir. Potter's home. Mrs. William Smith of Chicago an aunt of Miss Clark, attended the wedding, also guests from Hartford, New Haven and 1 Bridgeport.
 MT. William Gillette is spending a l few days on his houseboat the Aunt | Polly which Is anchored off the Ches- ter light MT. Gillette has made sever al trips to Deep River, considering the purchase of a small farm near the river 1 front.
 MT. James s. Hemingway and family, of S25 Temple street, have gone to the White Mountains, New Hampshire. where they will stay at the Crawford l house for the remainder of August.
 Mir Nathan B. Fitch of Orchard ] street left Saturday for Squirrel Island, Me, to be gone for two weeks.
 Dr. w. G. Alling and his family, who have been spending some weeks in Cooperstown, have gone for week or ten days to Roxbury, N. Y.
 MT. s. L. Clemens (M,ark Twain) has bought an old homestead in West Red l ding, Conn, in which he expects to end his days. Mir. Clemens is expected in Bedding daily, his daughters being there looking after the building of 1 their new home.
 Congressman D. J. Hill of Norwalk will sail early next month for visit I to Rome, Cairo, Constantinople and Jerusalem, and is considering trip to extend through points in the Red sea.
 Mrs. W. WI Woodruff and her daugh- 1 ter, Miss Helen Woodruff of Mt. Car mel, have gone for their annual visit to the White mountains and as Is their usual custom are at the Mount Wash- ington house, Bethlehem.
 
 Mrs, J. W. 'Jewett and Miss E. c. Rulofson are at the Langdon, Tntervale, White mountains.
 
 New Haven people registered in the White mountains are: l.. B. Ulrich at the Alpine house; L, sugenheimer and wife, Miss s. Kaesir, Miss c. silver- thau and Miss B. Herz, at the Bethle- hem house; Mrs. S R. Blatchley, at the Gramercy; Mrs H. H. Hemingway and Mrs. c. w Mallory, at the Mount Washington; Miss II. Benton, Miss M. Benton, MT. and Mrs. M. $. Benton and wife, at the Park View; Mrs. P. 5. Bennett and Miss I. E. Brown, at the Maplewood; Mir. and Mrs. Hayes J. Trowhridge and Mrs w. J. Trow- bridge, Roger s. Baldwin, Judge and Mrs. H. IA. Stoddard, at the Waum- beck; MT. and Mrs, R. ]. Miner, at the Mountain View; MT and Mrs. M. Son. nenberg, at the Fabyan.