The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-03
IN SOCIETY

sE MT. and Mrs. D. B. Thompson of Or ange street, and their son, Richard, have gone to Little Boar's Head, N. H., for the summer They left yesterday in their automobile and will tour the White Mountains en route.
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 MT. and Mrs. Hayes L. Trowbridge have given up their Temple street house and will spend part of the sum mer at Hampstead, L. T., where Mir. and Mrs, Edward Q. Trowbridge, (Miss Gertrude Harrlson) have a house and later will go to the mountains with MT. and Mrs. Robert Hagar. (Miss Dorothy Trowbridge.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Bayard Barnes left di- rectly after commencement for an au- tomobile trip through the state.
 Mrs. Hayes Trowbridge is spending some days in Boston, Mass.
 An event not yet chronicled was the playing of the mixed fcresomes at the Country club on Saturday afternoon, June 29th. The prizes were won by Mrs, Roger White, End, and MT, Will liam Ely, with a score of 95..
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 Mrs. G. D. Munson of Wallingford, gave a luncheon for a party of six at the Country club last Saturday.
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 MT. Carle J. Blemer, the artist, who has opened his studio on Townsend avenue and will remain there for a portion of the summer has just been commissioned to paint the portraits of the three daughters of Mir. Lawrence Phipps of Denver, Col. MT. Blemar will leave New Haven for Denver to commence this work in August! Among notable portraits of New Haven peo- pie painted by MT. Blemer is one of Mrs. Arnon filling and her son, re- production of which appeared in a re- cent issue of Munsey's magazine.
 " MT and Mrs. Joseph Leon Langbank, (Mrs. Mortimer Lewis) who were nar- ried last week at the Church of the Transfguration in New York. and who have been since last Friday the guests of Mir. and Mrs. M Harry Marlin of Townsend avenue, left yesterday for New York. Several informal recep- tions have been given for them during their visit. MT and Mrs. I4angbank viii sail this week on the Vaderland of the Red Star line for Antwerp, and will spend the summer In France and Switzerland. MT. Langbank is the in terpreter of the supreme court of the city of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. George St. John shef- field, of Hillhouse avenue, are at their country place in New London.
 Professor Hans Oertel, of the univer- sity, and his brother, Dr. Horst Oertel sailed yesterday for Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
 Professor Edward V. Reynolds has taken the house h Prospect street un- til recently occupied by MT. and Mrs Victor M Tyler. Professor Raynolds and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds have just returned from the Orient and Miss Reynolds will be one of next winters debutantes.
 
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. stoddard and fam. fly have gone down to Madison for the summer. Senator F. S. Butterwortf and family are already domiciled there MT. James English president of thu Electric Light company, and Mrs. Eng fish have gone to Saratoga, aas is theil custom every summer
 Minott A. Osborn, Yale 'O7, and Gard ner osborn have gone to Camp Dudley Westport, N. Y.
 Mrs. Norris c. osborn, with he i daughters, Miss Dorothy and Mis- Katherine, are at Washington, Conn.
 Mrs A. E. Hammer of Branford gave a garden party on Monday fo her sister, Mrs. Bartlett, of Brookline who is visiting her. Hrs. Hammers rose garden which is 8 rarely beautiful spot, was greatly admired by hei guests Light refreshments were ser. we'd in the garden, Miss Richards O New Haven, assisting Mrs Hammer | in serving An1ono tha o,iaets uyor,