The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEASoFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People known In This CITY
-InterestIng Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

And Other People AnOWn In This City
-Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Cards have been issued by Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Allan Hume, of Bombay,
for the marriage of their daughter
Hannah to Rev. Theodore Storrs Lee,
OF Springfield, Mass. About 500 invita-
tions have been issued, and the mar
riage will take place in United church
Thursday afternoon, October l. at 3
O'Clock The young couple will soon
sail for India, where they will engage
in missionary work.
Al farewell dinner was given Friday
evening to Carrot p. Hynson at Hills
by a number of his associates in the
New Haven Grays. Mr.. Hynson leaves
the city to-day, having accepted re-
sponsible position in New York. Dur
ing the course of the evening Lieuten-
ant Fox, in behalf Of those present, pre-
scented Mr.. Hynson with a handsome
silver stein suitably engraved. Those
enjoying the evenings festivities We're
Messrs Hynson, E. L. Fox, Fitch, Man
son, Barnes, +. Fox, Mathews, Baker,
Beers, Webb. Bollmann, Ellis, 6. Fox,
Page, Tower, Scranton and Thompson.
Miss Mary Hartwell of Washington
ID. c., is the guest of Mrs. Arthur N.
Rowe of $40 Whitney avenue. They
will spend Thursday in New York city,
Mrs Wolcott Newberry and two chill
dren, Roger and Doris, returned We'd
nesday to the YorkwalI from the sum-
mer spent in Maine and Canada.
f.. d. Grave, the cigar manufacturer,
and family, who have been spending the
summer in their country home, Villa.
Luzerne, on Lake Whitney, will return
Ito the city on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. English, three
children and maid are stopping at the
MT. Pleasant house, Breton Woods, N.
DEL. q. NJ.
Herbert Tiesing of 35 Bishop street
will begin his third year at a dental
college in Baltimore on Thursday, leay-
ing the city on Wednesday.
Miss Hope, who for many years lived
with her aunt. Mrs. o. F. Winchester,
on Prospect hill, has recently been Wis
iting friends here. She has made her
home in Europe since the death of Mrs.
Winchester, and expects to spend this
winter in California.
Mrs. Louis Weckesser Of West Wood,
Waterbury, who spent last week with
MRS. Charles H. Merwin of So Bishop
street, has returned to Waterbury.
Professor and Mrs. A. F. Foster have
gone to Atlanta, Ga, where they ex-
pect to spend the winter months.
Mrs. William Booth Hentz of Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, is the guest of Mrs.
Watson Z. Phillips.
Professor Mark Bailey and Miss Gene
We've Bailey, who have been for some
months in Stamford, N. Y, have re-.
turned.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomb ex-
pect to sail for Europe very soon, to be
absent for several months.
Mrs Oar Il G. Eaton is expected to
: arrive hnnae. to-day She sailed Septem-
Der 10 from Europe where she has been
for some time.
Authoritative announcement is made
of the dedication Of the new organ at
the Episcopal church, North Haven,
which will take place Sunday, October
Y. Special musical service will be rem
dered, the programme to be published
later.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Bristol have
lately returned from Grey Cliff, Seal
Harbor, Me, and have moved into their
new home at 119 Whitney avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus S. Hotchkiss
will sail from Liverpool on the Cam
pania October 8, expecting to arrive
in New York about the 10th
On October Miss Louis Koch and
Edward G. Hahn will be united in mar
riage, The ceremony will be performed
at the young lady's home, No. 81 Me-
chanic street.
Miss Rebecca d. Beach has returned
70 this city after an extended visit with
friends in Litchfield.
Miss Ju1ine Ahearn, who has also
been a guest at SO sylvania avenue, will
Return to PittsfieId, Mass, to-day.
Mrs Herbert Foster Of Humphrey
street has just returned from Clinton.
where she. has been for some time.
Mrs. Frank Fl. Sperry Of % TrumbuIl
street and her young son, Joel, have
returned from their summer vacation
In Brookfield, where the latter has been
pursuing his studies for the medical
profession with ,undaunted zeal.
Rev. and Mrs. Sanders, and two sons,
who have but recently returned from
africa, where they have been working
an the missionary fields, are now spend
ing few weeks, the guests of Profess