The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07
IN SOCIETY

avenue has returned from a months cruise with Commodore Henry Farm elee on his yacht Rosalie. They have been cruising principally along the coast of Maine.
 Mrs. w. A. Rice and family of Brad ley street returned yesterday from Rye Beach, N IT., where they have been spending their summer vacation time.
 Miss Earle of Cottage street is just back in town from a weeks visit in Westfield, Mass, where she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Way of that place.
 MT. and Mrs. .Bayard Barnes who have been at Hyannisport, Mass, have returned to their home on Edgehill Road.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Warren and Miss Warren of Whitney avenue are ex- pected home to-day from Mt. Kinneo, Mass, where they have been since early July.
 Mrs. Harry Little Welch of College street and her daughter returned yes terday from a short stay at Watch Hill
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 Miss Grannis of Waterbury has been visiting MT. and Mrs. F. G. P. Barnes for week at their delightful summer home in Woodbridge. Miss Grannis returned to Waterbury yes- terday.
 MT. Carl J. Blenner will have over Sunday guests at his Townsend ave- nue house. Mrs. Hilton of London and MT. Reginald MacDougall of the John Drew company
 MT. James S. Hemingway and fam fly are back from the White Noun tains, and settled for the winter in their house at 827 Temple street.
 MT. A. H. Zimmerman, instructor of German at high school, returned to New Haven this week from his home in Chicago and on Thursday gave a luncheon at the Country club for MT. and Mrs. Bayard Barnes. MT. Zim- merman has very clever story run ming in the Scrap Book" the opening chapters of which appeared in the August number of the magazine un- der the title Thrust Upon Him" This is the authors first effort, and he writes under the name of Peter Carpenter.
 Mir. and Mrs James English of Church street are among the home corners of the past wek. They have spent the summer at Saratoga, as has been their custom for some years.
 The Rev. M. A. Barnes of West Vir- ginia, son of Mir. and Mrs. M. V. Barnes, and Charles R. Fowler, son of Prof. F. A. Fowler, who left New York on June 15 for a trip to the Brit ish Isles are at present touring Scot land. They have visited all the prin- cipal cathedrals of England and Wales and report a most delightful summer spent mostly in the open, in the midst of magnificent scenery They will make short trip to Paris before sail ing for America on the 18th of Sep tember.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Lloyd of 26 Dwight street, who have been in Whitefield, Mass, for some weeks, re- turned to town yesterday.
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 Mrs Dana Bartholomew and daugh- ter, Miss Helen Bartholomew, who have been travelling this summer through Switzerland, Austria and Italy, have arrived at their home in Ansonia. Mrs. G. W. Beardsley of Shelton, has arrived home from her European trip, and reports having had 8 splendid time. She spent five weeks touring through England, France and switzer- land, returning on the Adriatic of the White Star line The voyage over was very pleasant, the steamship having a comparatively small quota of passen- gers and the weather being very pleas- ant, but the return trip found the boat crowded with passengers, and the weather was more or less stormy.
 Charles Walker of the Charles Mon- son Co.,, and his family who have been I spending the summer at Craig Myth, Wallingford, have returned to their home on West Chapel street
 
 MT, and Mrs J, M. Emerson of An sonia and Miss Lillian Emerson start ed yesterday for six weeks automo- bile trip through New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland.
 Miss Mary F. Bowman and Miss Edith w. Blakeslee of Sherman ave. nue, took delightful trip to Rocky Hill by trolley yesterday, and will spend few days visiting friends there.
 MARINE IS RE-ARRESTED.