The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
IN SOCIETY
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Bread street, Meriden, Friday night, for Miss Agnes Curtis, was a brilliant and delightful affair. Miss Dorothy Doolittle and Miss Margery Thompson of East Haven were among the receiv- ing party. Musicians from the Second Regiment band with Leader Flchtl composed the orchestra. Dancing and supper from to 12 was followed by some very attractive cotillion figures. Miss Curtis led with MT. Walter Gard of Orange, N. J.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henry w. Ring of Church street left town on Saturday for Portland, Me, where they will spend the month of July.
 Mrs. S. J. Fox of Chapel street goes early in the week to the Sheldon house, Pine Orchard, for the summer. Miss Anne P. Day of College street will spend the summer at Kennebunk- port, Me.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. English of Whitney avenue are at Watch Hill for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Kimberly and Miss Mildred Wilson are at the Noun tain house, Lake Mohonk, N Y, and will spend the summer at this delight full resort.
 MT. and Mrs. Justus s. Hotchlklss of Church street are at the Waumbeck in Jefferson, N. H.
 Mrs. Edwin H, English of Prospect street, Miss English and Mir. Charles English have gone to Bethlehem, N, H.
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 Dr. 'and Mrs. Joseph H. Cushing of Cottage street will sepnd some weeks at Greenwich, N. Y,
 Mrs. E. Story Reed of Lawrence street and Miss Bessie Reed will spend the summer at west Point, N '.
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 Mir and Mrs. John Edward Heaton of St. Roman street are at Northeast Harbor.
 Prof. and Mrs. Edward S. Dana of Hillhouse avenue and their daughter, May Dana are at Seal Harbor, Me. They will not return to town until col lege opens.
 Prof. and Mrs. William c. Mixter of Edwards street aTd their daughter, Miss Ellen Mixter are also at Seal Har- bor for the summer.
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 Colonel Theodore H. Macdonald and his family are at Sachem's Head, where they will remain during July and August.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Nor ton street and Master Perry Smith are are Sheffield, Mass, where Mrs. Smith and her son win remain until Septem- Der 1. MT, Smith will remain for Fourth of July week.
 MT. John H. G. Durant, the Church street jeweler, will sail for England on the Baltic of the White Star line, July 11th. He will be gone about two months and will visit his old home.
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 MT. Morris Julius Steinert of Chi- cago, grandson of MT Morris Steinert of Whitneyville, arrived from the west last night to spend the summer with his grandfather. Mir Steinert, together with Mrs. Ullman and family will leave Whitneyville to-day and take up their residence at Lighthouse Point for the summer.
 Frank E. Frisbie and daughter, Miss Leila c. FrisbieS are spending their va- cation of two weeks at Hotel Alber- marie, Atlantic City, N. J.
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 Mrs Dolan of the Boulevard and her daughter, Miss Nettie Dolan, have gone to Melrose Highlands, Mass. Mrs. Do- lan's old home, and will spend July and August there.
 Mrs Harry Hartung, wife of pr. Hartung of Boston, and her little son, are visiting Dr. Hartung's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles o. E. Hartung, on St. Roman street.
 In Staatsburg, N. r., on Saturday the wedding of Miss Anne Thompson and MT Samuel F. P. Morse took place. The ceremony was performed in the drawing room of the country home Of MT and Mrs. A. Gordon Norrie, and the wedding breakfast was served on the lawn. Mr. Theodore P. Dixon, man. ager of this years Crew, was best man and the ushers were Messrs, Truesdale, Blair, Tracy, Futile, Twltchell, Platt, Rogers and Blair, all members of the class of 1907.
 Prof. Horatio Parker is improving rapidly from his recent illness and his ultimate recovery seems matter of short time.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierrepont B. Foster have closed their house in Bishop street and are now at their country place in South Woodstock, They will not return to town until the early au. tumn.
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 Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bradley of West Chapel street, have gone to oc- cupy one of their cottage at Madison Beach for the summer MT. Bradley returns to his business on Church street daily.
 Mrs Winfield F. Damn announces the marriage of her sister, Miss Olive Mil dred Lawrence, to Mir Floyde Whipple