The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-23
PERSONAL

Mrs. Annie M. Howard, daughter of
Deputy Marshall Sterling, left Friday
for halifax to join her husband, MIR.
Willis H. Howard.
The following were among the arriv-
ais at the Falmouth hotel yesterday
W. A. Manni ng, Montreal; A. Sears.
Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Metcalf,
Chicago; L. c. Barnett, Minneapolis
J. r. Joy, Detroit; E.W. Iser, Medford;
H. G. Hunter. ST. Louis: L. L. Shaw.
Yarmouth; George Brown, Rochester,
N. H.; Hon. o. H. Hersey, Buckfeld
@. H. Hutchins, Lowell, c. +. Nor
mand, :Providence; Geo. @. Pendexter.
E. ]. Bryan, Mrs. h. Green, H. Abra-
ham, A. ". Cook, Thos. Dyer. A.
Jasper, A. Crusins, New York
Frye. G. o. Philbrook. E. W. Abbott.
o. v. Treadwell. A. H. Ryan, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Padillon of the Allan
Line staff arrived here from Montreal
Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Percy of San Francisco,
will spend the winter with her mother,
Mrs D. W. Clark, of State street
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. M. Sweat will
spend the winter in Washington, D. Q.
Mira. John @. Twitchelll and Miss
Gertrude Twitchell leave Monday morn
ing for Colorado Springs to spend the
winter months.
is visiting in New York.
The sc ial event of the week " i'll
be the marriage of Miss Eleanor W.
Deering to Mr.. Harry A. Rounds, which
takes place Tuesday evening at the
BRIDES home on High street.
Miss Edith Loveitt Dalton. of this city
has presented another dainty volume to
the literary pubic. Miss Dalton's first
book A Slight Romance, met with gen.
eral favor and the second production
Rhymes, bids fair to become as popular.
Miss Dalton is indeed gifted; writing
both In prose and verse and nothing can
be more appropriate for Christm as
gift than one Of these charming little
volumes.
Eon. and Mrs. Moses Giddings, Of
Bangor. have been the guests of Mrs.
Henry Burrage. of Thomas street.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Mansfield
have moved into their new home on Pine
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z. Hunt have
returned from visit in st. Paul, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip b. Hunt,
Mrs. Scanlan, wife of Captain Scan
Ian of the Dominion Line. is a the Fall
mouth. The officers and clerks of the
various lines of steamers are expected In
town this week.
There Is to be a very charming enter
tainment given early in December under
the auspices of the First Parish church,
which all lovers of that delightful
Crawford, will particularly enjoy.
There are to be scenes arranged from
this quaint, favorite story of Mrs. Cas-
kell's, which can not fail to be most en-.
tsrtaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. o. Bailey, on the
occasion of the Goth anniversary Of thei,
marriage, entertained the Savoire Faire
Club at Riverton on Saturday evening.
cards and dancing. DR.. Marshall and
Mrs. Stevens won the first prizes, anl
Mr.. and Mrs. Pooler were awarded th,
consolation prizes.
"Wednesday is appointed for the Crock
ethical wedding at the Cathedral a
Portland. Bishop Nicely will officiat,
and the wedding party Of about 10 vii
leave Lewiston in the morning the oere
mony occurring at about mid-noon. A
wedding luncheon will be served at tn,
Falmouth. The wedding trip will hay,
Philadelphia for it's ultimate stoprinf
point, this being the future home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett. where Mr..
Crockett is inferno at the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital.