The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-10-16
PERSoN41L JOTTINGs.

take place at the brides home or
 Whalley avenue this forenoon at I
 o'clock The Rev. pr. Frank Wood!
 Baker, rector of Trinity church, vii
 perform the ceremony and there will bt
 neither bridesmaids nor ushers The
 four little children of the Rev, Stewart
 Means, rector of St. Johns F. 10
 church. will lead the bridal procession
 followed by the bride and bridegroom
 The bride will wear an afternoon cos tune. The house is to be very prettlly decorated with palms and flowers ir
 honor of the evert and only the neal relatives of the bride and bridegroom
 and a very limited number of friends
 will be in attendance Following the
 ceremony a wedding breakfast will be furnished by Fleming, after which MT.
 and Mrs. Mansfield will leave for an
 extended wedding trip. On their re-
 turn they will be at home to their
 friends Thursdays in December at 436 Prospect street. Mr. Mansfield Is a
 prominent member of the legal profess
 sion in this city and beside occupying
 the position of president of the Con- nectcut Savings bank is trustee of
 many large estates here
 Mrs William Skinner and her daugh- | ter the Misses Alice w, and Meta H., of this city, will sail on the steamship | Aller from New York on Saturday for l Naples to be gone a year. They will travel through Italy, Switzerland and | Germany.
 l Mrs. Minotte F. Osborn and family
 have returned from Savin Rock where | they have been spending the summer,
 and have taken the house at 31 Trum- | bull street for the winter.
 | At the First Congregational church. Unionville, Sunday morning, the Rev. T. F. Davies formerly pastor of the church, but now of New Haven preached. The subject of the morning sermon was Christian Hope" and in the evening "Adorning the Truth" William A. Darrow of Unionville has been elected manager of the Yale Law school baseball team for next season.
 Mrs. Robert Mitchell and daughter, Miss Mildred, leave this week for Phila- delphia, Baltimore and Washington, where they will remain several weeks,
 Attorneys w. H. McMorris and S. H. Mccain, graduates of the Yale Law
 
 Fellows building, and an office will also be maintained in Torrington. MT. Me Cain will have charge of the Waterbury office, while Mir. McMorris will look af- ter the Torrington end of the firm Waterbury Republican.
 The many friends of Miss Rose Dee gan will be glad to hear that she has recovered from her recent illness.
 Principal Benedict of the New Britain high school has recommended a years leave of absence for Miss Jessie M. Law, teacher of history Miss Law has secured a scholarship in post graduate work at Yale and desires to accept it. Miss Elizabeth H Hunter of Boston, 8 graduate of Radcliffe college, has been recommended for Miss Laws suc- cessor during the year. Miss Hunter has been teaching at the Boston Latin school
 Cards are out announcing the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Margaret Berger, daughter of Mrs. William Bart Berger of Denver, Col, to Jamot Brown of Chicago, at St. Johns cathedral, Denver, Wednesday, October IF. MT. Brown graduated from Yale in the class of 1899. A brother of his bride, Walter Frederic Bart Berger, was a classmate MT. Brown was manager of the Yale football eleven of 1898. He was very popular member of his class and prominent in the social affairs of Yale during his college generation.
 Daniel M. Cronin, son of ex-Alderman J. D. Cronin, is a student at the Yale Law school and that he is deservedly popular with the fellow students has been demonstrated beyond question. He has been elected manager and presi- team over several other candidates for the much coveted position. MT. Cronin's many friends in this city congratulate the young man on the prominence and confidence bestowed upon him by his associates.-New London Telegraph.
 President Joy of the Milford Water who has been in Paris for several weeks, Is expected to return to Milford this wek.
 Miss Mary E. McBrayne, who has been i'll for some time at the New Ha- ven hospital, was recently removed | from there to the hospital in New Brit | ain. Miss McBrayne is much inn proved
 George Pond and family of Milford avenue, Branford, left yesterday for a weeks vacation to be spent ill New York and Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. David Clark have closed their home in Old Saybrook for the winter and have taken a house in this ,ity. They will return to Old Saybrook May 1.
 Dr. Benedict of Seymour is the guest # Mr and Mrs. John H. Beach of lueach, Branford
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Beers have eft Fort Trumbull Beach, Where they nave spent the past three months, and eturned to this city. Mrs. John w. Nichols jr., and son md Miss Emma Hoadley arrived home III Saturday from a week spent in Iorthf1eld with the Misses Laura and ulia HOadley in Branford
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Platt, who re- ently moved from New Haven to Mill ord, are occupying a house on Center treet there. MT. Platt is the brother f Phineas Platt, and left Milford fifty our years ago. An exchange says of i'm; Although he Is now seventy-four ears of age he does not appear more nan ffty-four, for he is so cheerful , nd so kind hearted that his heart has { ept him young" The many friends of Mrs Fuwene rcKenna, who was Miss Winnie De