The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Horatio Parker. with their maid have gone to Blue Hills, Me, where they have a cottage which they will occupy during July and August.
 Mrs. Charles DeForest and her daughter Miss Antoinette DeForest. are expected home from Europe in August. They have been in Germany for year while Miss DeForest has studied German at Dresden. On her return Miss DeForest will enter school at Pennington.
 Dr. Otto Ramsey and Mrs. Ramsey, who have taken 'Morningside, the beautiful place at Thompson's woods. Woodmont, have gone down for the summer months.
 Major and Mrs. William P. Futile have taken the Dickinson cottage at Woodmont and will spend the entire summer there.
 Postmaster James A. Howarth went to Camp Marion, Me, with Colonel and Mrs T. M. Ullman, and daughter, Miss Marion. They expect to spend three weeks in the Maine woods.
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 Miss Jessie F. Dyer sailed from Bos- ton Saturday on the Canopic of the White Star line, with party of twelve, for a three months trip in Europe. They will land at Naples, and will visit Rome, Florence, Venice, Munich, Dres- den, Berlin and Paris, returning to Boston the latter. part of September.
 The members of the Vestal choir of the East Pearl street M E. church will Ihave their vacation during the month of July and the quartet, Miss Eliza beth Booth, soprano; Miss Ruth La lthrop, contralto; MT. Frank O'Connell, tenor, and MT. John Duncan, bass, will furnish the music. In August the quartet will rest. and the music will be rendered by the vested choir under the direction of MT. E. S. Marsh, organist.
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 Mf. George Chadwick Stock, Mrs. Stock and daughters are at their cot tage at Woodmont for tho season. Some of Mir. Stocks pupils will give concert in the Union chapel at Wood mont on July 2.
 Among the New Haven people who usually summer at Woodmont and who are at present in their cottages are Mir. and Mrs. George H. Butler of Dwight street, MT. and Mrs. Frank Small and Mir and Mrs. A. W. Mattoon with their families.
 New Haven people registered recent ly at the Jamestown exposition are MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Ketchum, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Peck, Dr, and Mrs. L. H. Limaure, pr. and Mrs. Robert J Ferguson, pr. and Mrs. L. Simons, MT. and Mrs. E M. Augur, MT, and Mrs. James w. Tabb, MT. and Mrs. F. c. Woodruff, Mir. and Mrs. c, E. Nichols, MT. and Mrs. P. R. Greist, Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Hemingway, w R Hemingway, General Phelps Montgomery, k. H. Crawford, Mrs. NJ. D. Cone, Marjorie D. Cone, V. Mitchell, George Grant, c. M. Kiernan, Warren M, Crawford, Mrs. George P. Stevens, Miss Ada Down, c. F. Hemming, Mrs. c. M. King, Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Hunie, F. H., Carr, Ger trude Bigelow, Glenna l.. Bigelow, Florence Bigelow, Mrs. Carrie I, Hall, J. Julian Hall, w E. Welton, Villa E. Wilson, and Mrs. John Shepp.
 Lieutenant Governor Lake and Leon ard Fisk of Hartford, have arrived at Fenwick. Fenwick Hall opened the 25th of June under the management of H. c. Chapman the former proprietor. A garage for the accommodation of au- tomobile parties has been attached to the hotel stables. Among the over Sunday guests were: Mrs. Robert Irwin and pr. and Mrs. Ingalls, of Hartford.
 Mrs. William Bulkeley of Hartford, will spend the summer at Fenwick hall.
 Mrs. Leverett Brainard and the Misses Brainard of Hartford are at their cottage on Fenwick avenue, Fen wick, and will spend the season there.
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 Mrs. William H. Mosley, who has been spending several weeks at Airley Beacon, has returned to town.
 Mrs. William K, Townsend and son. will spend some weeks at their camp, the Townsend, in the Adirondacks.
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 Prof. and Mrs. William c. Sumner have gone to Fishers Island where they have a summer home ard will spend the season there.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Camp have gone to the Sheldon House, Pine Orchard. With them are their son, Mir. Walter Camp, jr., and their daughter, Miss Janet Camp
 MT. and Mrs. George Starr Barnum, the Misses Barnum and MT. Starr Bar mum of Edge hill road, will spend the month of July at Newtown, Conn.
 Mir. E. A. Parsons and Mrs. Parsons will spend the summer as they have for many seasons in a colony of musi- cal people at Vineyard Haven, Mass. Mir. Parsons closes his studio on Sat urday of this week and will leave town early next week.
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 Miss Alice Marsh, of Wallingford. will have as her guest for the next three ol four weeks Miss Hubbard, of Palmyra N. Y. Miss Hubbard has just come from Clinton, N. Y, where she attend. ed the senior week festivities at Ham