The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-05
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMEE OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.


 been in Europe for two months, would sail from England on October 1S, He will again take charge of the Trinity Episcopal church Sunday school as su- perintendent on Sunday, October "A.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hull have re- turned from Detroit Mich, where they have been residing since about August list. MT. Hull represents the Parett Varnish company of Bridgeport. MT. and Mrs. Hull will remain in this city for some time and will stop while here at 173 Sherman avenue.
 Miss Lillian McKenna returned from months stay at Pittsburg on Satur- day last.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. Rogowski have re- turned from the west shore, and are residing on Trumbull street.
 The marriage of Miss Emma Schoen- berger, daughter of Emil and Mrs. Schoenberger of 13s Davenport avenue, to Albert Schumacher of New York, is announced to take place on Sunday evening, October a4, at Lennox hall, at s o'clock.
 Ex-Judge A. Heaton Robertson has leased the residence of the late Dr. Gibbons, at 64 Trumbull street, and will occupy the place with his family during the coming winter. Mrs. Rob ertson returned recently from long trip abroad. The house was formerly occupied by Mrs. Buncc, wife or Ao- miral Bunce, U. s. N.
 Another October wedding will be that of Miss Amelia Hepman and Fred Faulker, at the brides home on Stevens street. Miss Hepman is we'll known as a member of the German Lutheran Trinity church choir and many will re- gret to learn that she has resigned that position.
 MT. Jesse c. Bullock of Waterbury is in this city visiting friends.
 Miss Stoddard of this city was one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Charlotte Parsons of Kennebunk port, Me, and MT. Charles E. Milmine of New York city, which took place at the brides summer home. Riverhurst, Kennebunkport, on Thursday.
 Mrs. Frederick Tomlinson of Bran ford returned to her home yesterday after a weeks visit to Falls Village.
 Miss Wheeler will gave reception to her former pupils on Wednesday even surance building,
 Miss Caroline Hoadley has resumed her studies at the Anderson gymna- sium, this city Miss Hoad1ey will take up special branches of the work this year.
 Max Treuman has returned from a European trip of several months dura- tion. While there he attended the Bey- reuth festival, and was also present<at the 18th anniversary of Munich uni versity of Music society, of which he was one of the founders. MT. and Mrs. Harrington left for New York last evening, thence to go by steamer to Winter Haven, Fla, where they will spend the winter.
 Miss Laura Crane, of Machias, Me, is the guest of Mrs. Willis Robinson at her residence on Hopson avenue
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Lamb and Miss Nellie c. Lamb of 1889 Chapel street have gone on 8 western tour, which will terminate at St. Louis, where Mir Lamb is in business. They will stop en route at Buffalo, where they will be guests of Mrs. Arthur Pennel, (nee Carrie Lamb) Mrs. Lamb and Miss Lamb may possibly remain in St. Louis until spring
 accepted position with c. E. Longley Of this city, and began his duties yes- terday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. B. Bunnell will go to Danbury to-day and remain during the days of the fair, which begins to- day and holds through the week. They will remain at their Southport home for two or three weeks longer.
 MT. Walter Clapp has removed from Short Beach to Branford, occupying the house owned by Mrs. Ammi Barker on Bradley avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Cobet of Broad way are receiving congratulations over the arrival of @ little daughter
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Agnes Milhenning, for many years a saleswoman for the firm of Ro- gowski The date is set for October A.
 MT. and Mrs. George Booth of Gulf street, Milford spent Saturday at New Fairfield, where they attended the cele- bration of Mrs. Booths mother, Sally Betsy Jennings, who attained her hun- dredth birthday
 Mrs. George H. Page of Boston is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. K. Chase of 227 Grown street.
 The marriage of Miss Gertrude San ford and Clarence B. Bolmer will take place at the bridges home to-day at \ high noon. It will be a very pretty wedding, and will take place in the music room at the home of the bride. No. l Sylvan avenue, attended by the family and intimate friends, Rev. MT. Macbeth, formerly of Trinity, officiat- ing. The bride will wear toilet of palest mode cloth, with hat to match. After the wedding breakfast, which Francis will serve, Mir. and Mrs. Bol- ner will go away for a two weeks wed- ding tour. The brides going-away gown is a tailor-made costume of dark blue cloth. Many beautiful and costly wedding gifts have already been sent to the new home of the happy pair. on Lynwood street, among which are a Steinway grand and a superb cut glass water bottle, the latter from the man. bers of Trinity N. F. church quartet choir, of which Miss Sanford was. untiI -f%-VNr f rFNf1 %.-rr-