The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 NEWHAVENREOPLE
And other People Known tn ThIs city
 -InterestIng Social Events Here and


 Elsewhere.
 Dr. Rollin McNeill, who has been spend ing several weeks aL Lake Champlain, is ex- pected home during the week.
 Miss Nellie Bedding COughlin of New Aork ' IS being entertained as the guest ot MT. ana Mrs. II. F. Nolan of 239 sherman avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dorfman announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Anna Ed na, to Nathan Toplitzky, well known Ylo- linist of New York city ,
 brother, Angus Fraser of Harrison street.
 Miss Mae Cook of Cedar street has return ed from two weeks vacation trip to ProV- idenee and Narragansett Pier.
 Mrs. Holm F. Wynne and son Donald are home again after few days spent in Win sted and vicinity. 4.gt :.
 Miss Mabel A. Tyrrell of Shelton avenue has just returned from a few days spent with friends at Lake Com9ounce, Bristol, this state. .zss -s...s
 Charles KnodeI engineer at springside, Is home from MiMnnesota whither he went as delegate to the convention of engineers Miss Grace Edith Peck of Central avenue. WestyilIe, who recently resigned her posi- tie nat the Boardman school, Is to be mar ried the latter part of September to Fran cis NJ Adams of Brooklyn. A wedding rip has been planned extending about three months. -- se i David c. Munson of westvilIe began his two weeks vacation September 8, Mr Nun son will not go out of town until he at tends the reunion of his regiment, the Sec. ond Connecticut heavy artillery. He will then spend the remainder of his vacation in Litchfeid. ss @. fy4s s4 A private dinner party was given at Double Beach Tuesday night by party who had attended the Branford fair. Those present were MT. and Mrs. z. z. Welland of New York, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Myers Of Boston, MT. and Mrs. Herz. MT. and Mrs. Louis c. Heller, Mir. and Mrs. Max Straus and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Meyers of this city. MT. and Mrs. Isaac Goldstein of 114 Con, gress avenue announce the engagement Of their daughter, Annie, to J. H. Gordan. A reception will be held on Sunday, Septem- Der 13, ate P m. All friends are cordially invited to call.
 been in the White mountains for the sum mer, returned to town yesterday. His James F. Bree has returned from six teen days stay at Cliff Haven, N. Y.
 Daniel Brenner of Whalley avenue has re turned home after an extensive tour through Europe.
 Mrs. Strouse and Miss Rita Mann. who have spent the major portion of the sum, mer In the White mountains, have returned to their home in this city.
 big fair to be given by the Franklyn Athletic association Friday, Saturday and Monday nights of his week. The committee has omitted the entertainment so the dance programme will start at s o'clock shap. The music will be rendered by the combined or chestras of Miller's and Stanford s.
 Mrs. J. W, Seaver has returned to her home here after an enjoyable visit with friends and relatives in the west
 The Woman's Guild of St., James parish, Westville, will hold a food sale of bread, pies and cakes on the church parlors on Saturday afternoon next, from to $ o'clock.
 returned from her two weeks vacation spent in the Berkshires.
 Mrs. MacLane and children of Buffalo have returned to their home after six weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Murdock Dingwall of Harrison street.
 Mrs. A. Kendrick has returned from Bridgeport, where she spent the week with Mir and Mrs. A. M.. Kendrick..
 Charles J. Fox of New York is visiting his cousin, Mrs Jennie Carroll of Howard ave Miss Agnes Mills. who has been spending the summer at her home returned 1Ss gesteFaag aag teaching for the past two years. Mir. and Mrs R. A, Babcock and children of West Haven have returned from visit with Mrs Babcocks sister at her home on Allan Renfrew has returned to his home on South street from successful southern business tri9. - T this city, but now of Waterbury, has been engaged or the season as piano accompanist for a series of recitais and concerts given by Professor Soluoque and Madame Tellia- ferro in New York and oher large cities. The first recital and concert took place Tuesday evening at Carnegie hall New MI Mr. and and Mrs. "A. Y. Lynne of Beach street, West Haven, are spending week in New 2 York. ,l;,,1g5
 Miss Annie Moran, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank. Hawleg of Union avenue. has lals gone to Madison. She was accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Hawley from Madison. They Mrs J. Waldo Jewett of ,215 Crown street and her niece, Miss Edith G. Rulofson ot 472 Orange street. returned last week from vacation spent in the Canadian province of New Brunswick. Several weeks of their time was spent In Hampton, which lies twenty miles east of St. John. the capital of New Brunswick. and not far from the Bay of Funday. Travellers report Hampton ! fo he one of the most beautiful spots in the east with mountain. river and lake seen Mrs. Ernest Wadham and daughter, Miss Mildred Wadham, of Saybrook spent Mon
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