The Portland daily press., 1900-06-20
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Cleaves and the Hon.
Robert II. Hamilton of Kansas City,
western attorney for the Massachusetts,
Mutual Life Insurance Co., are at the
Brown Palace Hotel, Denver, Colorado
The Misses Moses who have been spend
ing the winter on Mellen street have
gone to their summer home.
Mr.. A. b. Cole is making visit to his
son in Massachusetts,.
j. Mrs. Lewis NJ. Coleman and little son,
have arrived from Chattanooga and are
guests of Mrs. Coleman's parents, Major
and Mrs. Charles Ii. Boyd Of Gray street.
Mr.. Woodbridge c. Osborne of Hebron
is home for the vacation.
This evening fine musical has been
arranged at the studio of Mr.. +. l.. Ran
kin, who will be heard in several num-
bers on the piano. Miss Mildred Rogers
and Mrs. Evelyn Day White will sing
and Signor Faibani will give selections
on the harp.
Mrs L. A. Gould went to Gorham the
last of the week where she is 10 spend
the summer.
Mrs Luna L Lord announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Grace Fletcher, and
Mr.. Richard Cults Shannon OF Victor,
Col, at Watervllle on last Thursday.
MIR. Shannon is a Colby man and nep-
hew and namesake of Col Richard Shan
non of the Fifth Maine. He is the eldest
son of DIR. Shannon of Saco, and it well
known in Portland.
Rev. Rollin L. Hack and family are
enjoying camp life ON the Foreside.
Mrs George S. Hunt arrived Monday
from the West. Her niece, Miss Augusta
Blanchard, of Tacoma, Wash, came with
her and will be the guest Of Mrs. Hunt
for the summer.
Miss Mcmillan is the guest of Miss
Helen Brown at Glen Cove for the week.
Several luncheons and teas have recent
ly been given TO Miss Mae Milliken upon
the occasion OF the announcement of her
engagement to Mr.. George f. Noyes. q
Miss Eva Sherburne, who has been
teaching at Ke nt's Hill, is at her home in
Portland, having been called home by
the illnesss of her mother.
Miss Lena Farrar of the Bible Insti-
tute, Chicago, is home for the vacation.
Mrs. .Mattocks who, with her little
daughters, has been spending fortnight
In Portland, will return this week to her
summer home at Matanuck. Il. l.
Mr.. S. Q. Lang left Monday for Range
ley.
Hon. W. W. Thomas, United States
minister to Sweden and Norway, has ac-
cepted banquet to be rendered him by
the Portland club on June 20. A tele-
gram announcing his acceptance was re-
ceived by the clubs executive committee
Monday and arrangements are yet in an
incomplete condition. Mayor Robinson
will be among the invited guests and
probably Congress man Allen, now at his
summer cottage in Old Orchard.
Among the visitors registered at the
New York Herald office in Paris, is Mrs.
james Noyes, Portland, at the Hotel
Regina.
1t will be of interest to many friends
to learn that Rev. Dwight Galloupe, for
merly of this city, but now the pastor
Of st. PauIs Episcopal church of New
ark, N. j., has son who was born June
8. For the last three months Mr.. Gal
loupe has been in South America. de
sailed for home June 3. The son has been
named Edward De Mile Galloupe.
Mr.. John McGrath of New York city
arrived at his old home in Portland on
to spend fortnight's vacation
with his parents, Mr.and Mrs. Roger Nc
Grath MIR. MeGrath has for several
years been one of the best officers of the
New York police force.