The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

stephen A. Ward, son Of Detective Ward, is home for his summer vaca- ton with his parents at 26 Ridge street. Mir. Ward, who is well known and exceedingly popular in this city, is student at the Allegheny (N. Y.) university and he Is now member of the junior class. He will return to col lege in the middle of September.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Hayden of Will liam street celebrated their twentieth anniversary of their wedding Thursday evening, many being present; including a number of out-of-town friends. Luncheon was served during the even ing. On behalf of number of friends the couple were presented with an ele- gant easy chair and a palm, the pre- sentation speech being made by one of the guests.
 Miss Bessie Griswold of East Haven, who has been guest of Miss Edith Agnew of Thompsonville, returned to her home Thursday
 The senior annual meeting of the c. F. society was held at the home of F. B. Street in East Haven Wednesday evening about thirty being present Quite a lengthy business session was necessary, after which the remaining time was spent In games and charades
 Mrs. A. E. Prltchard with her son of Portland, Me, is visiting her sister. Mrs J. A. Paplneau of Court street, West Haven.
 The Westville school alumni dance was held Saturday night at the shore- ham, Morris Cove. MT. and Mrs Frank O'Neil have re- moved with their family to the shan ley cottage at Cosey Beach for the summer. Mrs. Shanley and family will summer at Rome. N, Y. Hubert Merwin celebrated his ninth birthday Friday night at his home on Tryon street A large number of young folks were present and had an excel lent time.
 Mrs Ellen Deming of Newington, who has been guest of her sister Mrs D. J. Clark of East Haven the past week, returned to her home Sat urday.
 Robert Lawless of Duncan hall has been entertaining his brother, Mir. Law less of Chester, Pa, over the Yale com mencement.
 Miss Louis Miller of Kansas City, who has been @ guest of Miss Emeline Street for a week, left Wednesday for visit with other members of the Vas sar graduates class of 1905, before she returns.
 MT. and Mrs William Hegel and MT. and Mrs. William Haesche are at Gov ernors Island for the summer.
 Mir and Mrs. Christopher Porzenhelm have taken cottage for the summer at Bradley Point, Walter Rice, of the freight depart ment of the Consolidated road and Mrs. Rice are at the 'Three Films" |" l where they have been all-season guests for many summers.
 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cushing of Cottage street have gone to Greenwich, N. Y, where they will spend several weeks.
 Prof. and Mrs. Charlton M Lewis of Whitney avenue have closed their home for the summer and gone into the country for the season. MT. and Mrs. Lothrop Higgins are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Mark Blaisdall | in Clinton.
 Mrs. J. H. McDermott, of West Main street, Branford, continues very criti- caIly i'll and two trained nurses are in attendance. An operation was per- formed Thursday by pr. Ramsey, as- sisted by Dr. Rand and the family phy- sician, Dr. Gaylord. The patient is very weak.
 Joseph Kelsey, of Clinton, was in this city last week taking examinations for lentrance into Yale.
 Miss Clara Sutherland, who teaches in West Haven, is home for the sum- mer.
 Joyce and Newman Whitmore are at thome in Clinton from St. Paul's school, Concord, N. H.
 The Clinton band gave a dance Fri day night in Westbrook. Quite mum Der of young people from here were present.
 Miss Anna Dunn. of Branford, was operated on by pr. w. F. Verdi at Dr, Westerman's sanitarium on York street, this city, Friday morning for a tumor. The operation was very deli Icate, but successful, and she is report ed as resting comfortably The ladies of inc Clinton Conprapa,