The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-12
PERSONAL JOrTIyGs.


 The engagement is announced of Miss L. b. Bawden of No. 273 Dixwen ave- nue to Thomas Fl, Gebbie of Fair Ha- ven. Miss Bawden is a we'll known trained nurse of this city, and has re- sided here for the past eleven years She has officiated in her profession in many of the wealthy families of the city, by whom, as well as by many oth- CT friends she is highly esteemed. MT. Gebbie is a well known townsman, born and raised in New Haven. The date of the wedding is not yet decided upon, but the happy event Will occur late in the fall. Both the contracting parties have many friends and well wishers.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Atwater of Trumbull street expect to leave next week for visit to their motherin-law and daughter in Cincinnati. MT, At water will probably stop en route to attend the national convention of street railway companies, which will be held at Niagara Falls, October 19
 Mrs. Amelia Hirsh-Stettner of Crown street will sail on October IA by the Fuerst Bismarck for Europe, to remain abroad an indefinite time Tomorrow evening William E. Nor gan, jr., will sing at the Harvest festi- val at Mapping, near Hartford. He will be accompanied by his brother, Edwin H. Morgan.
 Mrs. Gustavus F. Davis of Hartford is spending few days with Mrs P. Butler of Lake Place.
 Mrs. Willis Crofus of Whalley ave- nue will have for her guests this week her sister, Mrs. James Golden, and Mrs. John Golden, mother of the latter, both of South Norwalk.
 R. c. Loveridge, jr,, and his bride came up from New York to be present at the production of Penikeese Satur- | day night. They were guests of MT. and Mrs R. c. Loveridge at the Gay | ington on York street.
 | Melville K Palmer of Meriden will sever his connection with the Meriden electric road this week as clerk at the office, to accept a position with the 1 Merwin Provision company of this city | Mrs. Sydney H. Dawson has returned | from a few days spent at Bethel, Conn. from which point she visited the Dan- bury fair.
 1 MT. and Mrs w. w. Cameron of the Aldrich house drove to Hartford Sat urday with their celebrated span of horses, visiting MT. and Mrs. Otis of the above named city, arriving here yester- day afternoon, having much enjoyed 1 themselves during the tr:p. On Sunday evening, at the residence of the brides parents, Mr. Joseph
 Banks, we'll known and popular brakeman on the Air Line division, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Myra Norris by Rev. Dr.
 Provid. Speeches were made by the many present. Several valuable and useful presents were received by the
 happy couple, who left on an early train for an extended trip.
 MT. and Mrs. James K. King ot | Whitehall, N. Y, are visiting at the home of Signal Officer Began on State street, MT. King, who is nephew oi Officer Beegan,is prominent merchant in Whitehall, and is on his wedding | trip.
 Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney and hel two sisters have lately removed from &
 Minor street where they had resided
 for many years, to Columbus avenue near Howard avenue.
 | The engagement is announced of MT Isaac Schener of this city to Miss Heller Dreyfuss of Hartford. Miss Dreyfuss is sister of Mir J. Dreytuss of Wash ington street.
 i Dr. and Mrs Henry Sage of College street will sail for Europe this week where they will remain six months. Dr Sage will take special course of study in one of the Berlin hospitals A. w. Banta of this city left yester. day morning for Boston, where he will resume his studies at the Conservatory l of Music.
 Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, whose home l is now in New York, on Park avenue, is visiting friends in town. Simon E. Lonergan is spending his weeks vacation on 9 wheeling trip ur l the Hudson.
 D. P. Hartnett, deputy marshal of po- | lice of Portland, Me, and ex-captair of the Montgomery Guards of that city spent Sunday in this city. He was cap | tain of the Guard when the Sarsfields of this city visited Portland about ten years ago. and it was his company which entertained the local guardsmen He looked up many old acquaintances While here.