The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mir. and Mrs. George II. Browne of this city have gone to Litchheld for the season.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas G. Bennett sail for Europe on the north German Lloyd steamer Ems to-day. They will spend
 most of their time abroad in Italy. They will visit several European couli-
 tries and return in the latter part of
 June.
 Mrs Skiff, wife of Dr. Paul c. Skiff,
 and daughter, Miss Pauline, sail for
 They will tour the continent and will be
 gone about three months.
 Miss May T. English Of 226 Greenwich
 avenue has returned from ten days
 visit to Philadelphia
 Miss Susan Bouton of this city is vis- iting friends in Stratford. Miss Mamie, daughter of pr. w. k.
 Harrison of Chicago, is spending her vacation at c. H. Birds in this city. She is at present student at Northfield seminary.
 The Calhcun street school in Wash ington, Conn, will commence on April 9 with Miss Edith Newton Of this city
 as teacher.
 Attorney James r. Pigott is confined to his home on Clark street with an at- tack of the grip and a hard cold. He has been laid up since Monday. Attorney Edward J, Maher was re- ceiving congratulations yesterday. It's boy and mother and child are doing well.
 Hiram Bingham. Yale '9S, is deliver ing q course of four lectures on The Growth of American Supremacy in Ha-
 waii'' under the auspices of the Unver-
 sity Extension center of the University
 of California.
 Friends in this city have received cards for the wedding of Miss Bessie M.
 Hope, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Nor man L. Hope of No. 106 Wethersfeld avenue, Hartford, to Frederick w.
 Wakefield of Merlden. The ceremony Dixon, pastor of the South Baptist church, at the home of the bride We'd nesday evening. April IS, at z o'clock. A reception will follow from 7:30 to 10 clock. MT. Wakefield is a member of the Meriden dry goods firm of Wake field & Cox.
 Mrs. George H. Simmons of 315 Or chard street is visiting her brother in Baltimore for few weeks.
 Amos P Wilder, Yale S4, who has many friends in this state, is now con- ducting the Madison Journal of Madi- son, Wis.
 Ex-Governor Henry B. Harrison of 266 Crown street is just recovering from a severd attack of nervous prostration brought on by the death of his wife some weeks ago. At last accounts Gov ernor Harrison was on the road to re- covery.
 Miss Ethel Beamon of Princeton, | Mass, and Mrs. G. ". Payne of Provi- dence are visiting Miss Rose Oaks of 217 Kimberly avenue.
 Miss Susie Kanahan of this city has been the guest of her brother, Frank Kanahan of Stratford
 Miss Della Park of Stratford has been spending a few days with friends in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Grove of this city l are SldyIHS Wltu' DlIdlIolu TSidllVeS loI | 0 time.
 Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, who has l been spending some time at Laurel-in- | Lakewood, returned home last evening
 Invitations have been sent out for the wedding of Miss Edith Howell, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. J. Deming Perkins of Litchfield, to William Woodville Rockhill, director of the Bureau of | American Republics at Washington, D. c. The ceremony will take place in the First Congregational church In Litch- field at l o'clock on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 25 The bride is a niece of Mrs. J. M Hoppin of Hillhouse avenue.
 Walter Leigh has returned from the meeting of the executive committee of the New England jurisdiction of the A. O. |. w. which was held in Boston on 
 The friends in this city of Howard White Starr, Yale '95, have received in- to his marriage, which is to take place in New York on April IS at l2 o'clock in the Central Presbyterian church, West Fifty-seventh street. The bride Is Miss Henriette Delaplaine Dan forth, daughter of Mrs. George H. Dan- forth. There will be no reception, but after the ceremony there will be wed- ding breakfast for the bridal party and the immediate family at the home of l