The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
PERSONALS.

Mrs Sylvester Mari is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Fulton o'Brion at SOM
ervillls.
Miss Ethel hall is visiting her uncle
at West Point.
mouth yesterday morning on the Gerani-
um which is making an official trip
down the coast
Mrs. j. Il. Libby is in New York for
two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain.
Miss Furbush OF Machias, recent
graduate Ct the Maine General hospital,
has returned from her vacation.
DIR. W. Ii. Bradford has returned from
a hunting trip down east"
The Portland Woman's Whist club has
an increased membership. Mrs. Cogs-
we'll and Mrs III. s. Osgood won the
club pins at the first meeting, not losing
single point AT the second meeting
there was a tie between MIS-. Cogswell.
Mrs Tabor and Mrs. James ID. Eessen-
dsn and Miss Robson. The cut gave
the insignia of victory to Mrs. Fessenden
and Miss Hobson.
Mrs. George s. Hunt entertained at
progressive whist Tuesday evening for
her guest, Mrs. Hugh ]. Chisholm. The
souvenirs were given TO Mrs. Fred N.
Dow and Mrs. VIII Moore. supper was
served az 10 80 with very little distur-
bance, on account of the election. Among
the guests were Mrs Lewis Brown, Mrs.
W. Ii. Miillken, Mrs James ID. Fessen-
!
Moulson. Mrs James K. Cogsweil, Mrs.
+. Il. Boothhy, Mrs. Clarence Corning,
Mrs. Fred N. Dow, Mrs. William Q.
Eaton, Mrs. w. 5. Moore, Mrs. Fred +.
Dyer, Mrs. Edward q. Jordan, Mrs. IL.
| S. Osgood, Miss Hobson, Mrs. q. b.
MacGregor, Miss MacGregor and Mrs.
Waylard Kimball. Chrysanthemums
were effectively used in decoration.
Mrs. Charles J. Chapman gave a chatting
dish party on Monday evening at which
| the engagement OF Miss Pessamine
Damsel of Chicago and Mr.. William NJ.
Ingraham, the well-known lawyer OF this
city, was announced. Miss Damsel was
In the party with which Mir. Ingraham
went to Europe last spring,
Mr.. Frank Gilbert OF Orono and Mr..
James Low of Vinalhsven, students at
the Maine Medical school. have taken
rooms on Bracket street.
Walter Cashier of the Wost End hotel.
Portland, is visiting his parents, Joseph
| Cashier and wife, in pamariscotta, for
few days.
Yesterday morning Messrs, Mo6uigan,
Scott and other Grand Trunk officials,
were In the city for about half an hour,
going out again IN their tour of inspec-
tion of the road. They stopped AMI in
spected the new coal pockets.
Rev. George II. Ewing, the missionary
In China, supported by the Hammond
street church, Bangor, who narrowly es-
cared being massacred at Pao Ting
Flu when Miss Gould and Miss Morrill, Of
Portland met death, will be in Bangor
Friday night, when he Will be accorded
reception by the Pensioners OF that
church. Mr.. Ewing and his wife were
among the few missionaries who eluded
the Boxers during the attack on the Chi.
ness city.
MIR. Walter Q. Emerson, who has been
campaigning in New York, was one of
the prominent speakers at banquet at
the Union League club, New York, last
night.
MIR. Charles j. McMann of hotel West
minister, Boston, has accepted The posi-
tion OF head walter at the Congress
Square hotel.
Judge e. G. Walker of Bridgton Is at
the Prebls house,
MIR. E. N. Carron and wife of Charlotte,
N. g., are at the Congress Square hotel.
Mr.. Carron is the manager for North
Carolina OF the Union Mutual Life In
surance company.
Hon. Seth NJ. Carter of Lewiston was
in the city yesterday.