The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-10
IN SOCIETY

the engagement or thelr lrst daughter, Miss Katherine Hastings, to Horace son of MT. and Mrs. George Chittenden, who are well known here, having spent the winter in New Haven two years ago. Yester- ! day afternoon Judge Samuel Chitten- den entertained informally at his sum- mer home in Madison, Conn, for his nephew and his f1ancee to meet the members of his family. Mir. Chitten- den is a graduate of Yale, 'O8, played ball on Captain Bowman's team and was a St. Anthony man.
 Mir. Roger White, second, and MT. Robert Curtis of Bridgeport have gone on two weeks camping trip i'll the ] Maine woods.
 Mir and Mrs. George Chittenden re- turned to Madison Saturday from a trip to Cuba.
 A charmingly appointed luncheon was given by MT Carl J. Blenner on the piazza of his studio on Townsend 1 avenue yesterday, in honor of his Eng fish guests, Those who enjoyed MT Blenner's hospitality beside Mrs. Hol- lis and Mr McDohgall were MT. and Mns M Harry Marlin, Miss Earle and Mir. E. $. Parmelee.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. B, Thompson and Master Richard Thompson of Orange street, who are making an extensive tour of the White mountains by auto bile, are spending a few days at the Maplewood hotel, Maplewood N H.
 
 Seth D. Bingham jr,, who was mar ried in Paris two months ago, was with his bride a passenger on the steamship savoie from Hayre to New York. which arrived on Sunday Mir. lBingham's father and sister went down from Naugatuck to New York to meet them. Mir S. D. Bingham, jr Is instructor of organ music at Yale university and organlst at St, PauPs church.
 General J. Milton Thompson, United States army. retired, and Mrs. Thomp- son, who have been spending the sum- mer at Indian Neck, are back In town and settled In their apartments at the York-Wal for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Gilbert of 12S College street are home again, having closed their cottage at Morris Cove where they have spent the summer months.
 MT. Horace H. Chittenden of Trum- bull street, Is at Kearsarge Hall. North Conway, N. H., for few days stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Potter and Hiss Potter of Fair Haven, who are regular jpatrons at the Sinclair, Bethlehem. N. H., are there for the month of sep- .ember.
 Mir. F. L. Bigelow and family of 2O5 Whitney avenue, have returned from Camden. Maine, where they have been all summer.
 Congressman F J. filll of Norwalk with his wife and daughter, sail Fri day for Europe After brief stay in France they will go to Rome to join Miss Clara Hill, another daughter who is an instructor in English In one of the colleges there Congressman Hill will then make an extended journey of some months when he will rejoln his family at Rome and return to this country.
 Miss Marjory Leete, daughter of Rev and Mrs. William w. Leete, Is tho guest of her aunt and uncle, Mir. ant Mrs. l., W. Leete in Long Meadow He brother, William R. Leete, Yale '0S ant classmate were guests over Sunday llaNlh6 cdAAtu QpNh III tllSll OpAApS II Lake sunapee, N. H., where they hay, been spending their vacation in camp.
 
 Professor and Mrs Hastings, wht have been in Kew Hampshire during the summer, have returned to thei home in Bradley street. Mr. Yamaguchi of Japan, who is ! graduate of Yale class of 1900, wit his wife and three children are locate, at the Howard house, Bethlehem N H., for part of September,
 Mrs W. B. Linsley, Grace C.. Linsle of 100 Alden avenue and Miss Jessl Wv. Ruwet, 1878 Boulevard, have jus returned from most delightful visi to Mrs, w. B. Hubbard of Boston. Tn 1, trip both ways was made by trolley.
 
 The choir of the East Pearl stree , NJ. E. church will have a short dime on Wednesday evening, September | i at savin Rock
 |, c. D. Austin, who spends part ( every summer at the Mount Washing ton, Bethlehem, is at present a guest 2 Q that house.
 MT. and Mrs. Jessie K. Dagier al