The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
SOCIAL ITEMS

Hon. Noble F. Pierce, the head of the U. H. Blake Lumber company of Rowesville. S, C.. who has been on a tour of inspection of the company's plant, will return to Bristol to-day. George A. Beers, the managing direc- tor of the company will probably ac- company Mir. Pierce home.
 Treasurer Charles Terry Treadway and Secretary Dewitt Page of the New Departure Manufacturing company, Bristol, accompanied by their corps of travelling men, will go next week to Atlantic City, N. J., where they will be present at the annual midsummer meeting of the Cycle Manufacturers association.
 Mrs. Howard Thompson of West Ha- ven is entertaining Miss Helen somers of Petersburg, Va.
 Otto Peichert of 75 Hartford avenue, New Britain. has been awarded a gold badge for the best design for a head ing for the August number of St. Nich- olas' magazine. The winner IS only fifteen years old.
 Carl and Otto Dauenhauer and Henry Keller are camping for a week at Woodmont
 Mrs. J. Herbert Bodwell of Spring field, Mass. Is spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. ". E. Bodwer of First avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Lucy Bronson of Bethany is slowly failing. Since the death of her husband two weeks ago she has not left her room. being able only to sit up few minutes at time.
 Mrs. c. B. Hoadley, sister of Mrs M E. Williams of West Haven, was given party by her relatives at her home in Naugatuck in honor of her seventieth birthday. Among the guests were Mrs. J. scofeld of Greenwich, Mrs Harriet southworth Mrs. August southworth of Deep River, E. D. Rus sell and daughter, Minnie Russell h. wooding of Walllngford, Mrs. Clarissa Higgins of west Haven, MT. and Mrs IT Smith of Cheshire, and MT ana Mrs. Howard Hoadley. Little Miss Mar garet Bangs of Waterbury, four years of age, completed the fourth generation represented by the guests. It was also her fourth birthday. In departing the guests congratulated Mrs. Hoadley on her good health, and wished her many happy returns of the day.
 1ames Kennedy, of St. Mary's sem mary Baltimore. is the guest or ms 10 rerts af their home in George street. West Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Allen, of this citv are visiting, in somers, Mrs. AL lens parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Wardwel, who are also entertaining Mir Aliens mother, Mrs. Gear Allen' and MT. and Mrs. T, W. Sturgeon, or Rockville.
 Fl Nicholson and w. P. Nichol- son. of 1amberton street, with their families. are at their summer cottage near Springfield, Mass. They have with them as their guest Miss Hattie Bradley.
 Clyde Fitch, the noted playwright was in New Haven Thursday, accom- nanied bv few friends. He whizzed through the center of the city in an automobile and spent the afternoon at savin Rock. While at Savin Rock he had dinner at the Colonnade.
 Professor and Mrs. Theodore Peter son. of Norwich, formerly of this city announce the engagement of theil daughter Anna to S. D. Nichols, oi Boston.
 Mrs. Olin H. Clark and son, How ard Clark, of Hartford, are in Old Lyme for two weeks as guest sof Mrs Gertrude Hosford,
 Ira L. Well, who has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. s. Veil, oi Orange street, has left for New York accompanied by his sister, Miss Flor. ence Veil.
 Mrs. c. T. Billings, of Howard ave nue. leaves on Monday for a visit ot several weeks in New Jersey ant New York with relatives.