The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

 toying a stay at Willimantlc camp grounds, occupying Pleasant View cot tage. Rev. R. II. Burton of Plainvllle is occupying "Cozy Corner" there.
 MT. William F. Hnsselbach and MT, Alexander Troup, jro are enjoying a trip to Atlantic City.
 Miss Rosalynd Brown of Center street, west Haven, has returned from three weeks visit with her grand- mother, Mrs. Brown, in New York. Mrs. Nora Kirk of 597 Orange street has returned from delightful vaca- ton trip to Saratoga, N. r., and Bos- ton, Mass.
 Miss Emily Stevenson of Springfield, Mass, is the guest of Miss Lulu Allen of Second avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Schappie and daughter, Miss Grace schappie, sof Carmel street, have just returned home from a weeks visit with relatives in New York.
 Miss Lorena V Bucks of Chestnut Tree hill, Oxford has been engaged to teach the Center school the coming year. The schools about town are to commence on Monday, Sept. g.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dougal and Master Clarence Dougal will spend two weeks with friends In Kingston, N. Y. A popular clambake and entertain ment is to be given on the spacious lawns at the residence of c. w. Cable on Chestnut Tree hill, Oxford, under the auspices of the Ladies guild of St, Peters parish Monday afternoon, Sept. 2, Labor day. The general pub llc are cordially invited.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Carroll and fam ilv of Howard avenue are guests at the Mount Pleasant house in the White mountains,
 MT. and Mrs Leveritt Goodyear de- llightftllly entertained at their cottage, 'Takitezy" at Fairview, Tuesday even ing the ladies and gentlemen who took part in a musicale which the Pros pect Beach and Fairvlew Improvement association gave at Foresters' hall a 1 few weeks ago.
 Miss Frances Stack of Marion, Ind who has been spending the month ol August with her aunt, Mrs. Tiernan at Short beach, left Tuesday for her home.
 The Misses Louise and Josephine pecr of 4o Carmel street have justs re- turned from fortnights visit ir Springfield Mass.
 Wooster B. McEwen and his sister Mrs. Emily Hughes, have moved from tbe home of the McFywen family or the Farms road, Oxford, that has been owned in, that name for towards a hundred years, to the Lake place above Red City.
 MT. and Mrs. Hutchinson of Lynn Mass, and a party of friends who are on an auto trip to Chicago, were early callers Wednesday on MT. James Don- nelly. who conducted the party through the Yale buildings.
 MT. and Mrs. | D. Marshall have re- turned home from a three weeks out ing spent in Canada.
 Mrs. George II. Bishop and son Ralpt of 2S Park street are spending ten days at tAsbury Park, N. J.
 Mrs. Charles Graham of West Haven gave an afternoon party and dinner Tuesday in honor ot her guest, Miss De La Mater ot 1 Catskill, N Y. Cards were played during the afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. Walter Young of Rich mond, Va, handsome handkerchief and Mrs. L. P. Langdon, box of bon. bons. Following the game a bountifu dinner was served. Covers were laid l for twenty The table decorations were red, and the souvenirs dainty glass candlesticks, The veranda lights were | unique Japanese lanterns arranged ir an artistic manner. The evening was spent musically.
 Royal M Howard. son of MT. an6 Mrs. John NJ Howard of Brooklyn, N Y, Is visiting his cousins MT. and Mrs Beaulae of East Haven.
 Miss Amy Gardner of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. Fl. N Prann in Cen | terbrook
 Miss Anna A. Cannon of 512 Chapel street is visiting relatives In New York.
 Miss Sylvia Cramer of Saybrook is in this city to spend a week as the guest of her sister, Mrs, Herbert Hctchkiss.
 The Misses Mae and Beatrice Ref of 131 Cedar Hill avenue have just re- l turned from a two weeks vacation,