The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-27
SOCIAL NOTES

Among the passengers on tho ''Kroonland," of the Red Star line leaving New York to-day for Antwerr are MT, and Mrs, David H. Ray. who were married in New Haven. Thurs day evening, June 25. Mrs. Ray wa! Miss Sara Beecher, younger daughter of the late Mariner Beecher of thl: city. Miss Beecher, who Is grad. uate of Smith '0S, has for the pas year been doing graduate work in the Germanic department at Yale. Mir lege of the City of New York. is q graduate of the Columbia University school of Architecture '01, and the New York University School of En- glneering, has been identified with some of the big engineering work lr and about New York but Is now en- gagged in scientific research. They will spend the summer abroad. travel. ing from Flanders along the Rhine to Switzerland and after a short stay in Paris will pass through Normandy to London, returning from Dover late in August. They will reside in New York where Dr. Ray has held public office, as member of the school board and the Municipal Civil Service com. mission
 MT. and Mrs. Carlos French Stod dard and their children are at Madi son again this year. There is quite a colony of New Haven cottagers a this delightful resort.
 Mir, and Mrs. Paul s, Thompson arr occupying the D. W. Baldwin cottage on Beach street, Woodmont
 Mir George Chadwick of this city will have charge of the music at th' Union chapel Woodmont again thi year.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tilllnghas has been in Boston most of the weel for the purpose of attending the con vention being held there of the feder ation of Womens clubs. Mrs Filling hast made an address yesterday af ternoon, the subject of which wal Literature for the Youngest Chi dren." Mrs. Frances Sheldon Boltor and her three children, Joseph. Dor othea and Frances left yesterday t' join Mrs. Tillinghast and they will al remain in Boston for another week.
 The Mayfower branch of the Tri' bune Sunshine society will have ar outing at the Bonsilene. Woodmont next Wednesday afternoon, at which | is hoped there will be a good attend ance. The party will go down at 1;5( o'clock and after a short business meeting for the purpose of talking over some important matters the af ternoon will be devoted to whist, ant dinner will be enjoyed at the hote before the members return to th' city.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Daggett havt closed their house at 5S Wall stree and will spend the summer months at Pine orchard
 Mersick and Mir. Frederick Truman Bradley will be celebrated at tho home of the bride. 12l5 Chapel street this evening at 6 o'clock The cere mony will be performed by the Rev Newman Smyth and the Rev. Mir . rananttpn tviI1 fntlnw Mir. and Mrs. Bradley will be at homo after october Is at 1915 Chapel street
 Mir. Heaton R. Robertson and Mis- Mabel Robertson have gone to pay { visit to Miss Marian Adriance at Eden court, Poughkeepsie. Mrs. A, Heator Robertson with her son and daughter will spend the month of July al Watch Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. J R. Darlington ant family of Whitney avenue. went tc Madison on Thursday for the summer months as is their custom each year
 Miss Kate Lewis of 121 Park street gave the closing musicale of the sea son for her pupils at her home or Monday afternoon last. The program was very interesting one and tn, young girls showed splendid progress There were many friends of the yount students present and everyone voted l a delightful affair. The pupils whc took part were Winifred Mann. Norma Lewis Christina Lewis, Ruth Williams and Ruth Marvin. Miss Norma Lewi is a violin player of much merit, ant her solos were received with heart! approval
 Miss Grace Lyons of Chapel street attended the boat races at New Lon don on Thursday and was the gues of Mrs. Higgins mother of Captail Higgins of tho Harvard crew, unti yesterday.
 Tnnis c. Osborns one act farce "Ai Affair of the Heart" was played b. members of the Telephone club of thi city, at Unity hall. Hartford, Thursda. night, under the auspices of the Men club of Grace chapel. The member of the cast were the same as playet here early In the season.
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