The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-15

Mrs. Emma Pope of Westville is en- tertaining her cousin, Mrs. Emma Net tleton of Milford.
 pr. and Mrs. W. 4. Granville and daughters have closed their cottage at Bradley's Point, and are now at their home on Howe street.
 The Misses Anha and Celia Beirne of this city have gone to the White noun 1 tains for fortnight's trip. While away they will visit relatives in Peters borough and Keene, N. H. They will also visit their cousin, Mrs. Blanchard, at Chicopee Falls when returning.
 Mr and Mrs John Kinney are in 1 town, having finished their vacation in | Colchester.
 Another stenographer in the Mon roe factory, Miss Francis c. Wetmore, of Meriden, is soon to marry MT. W. l E. Atwood, president of the Mechan- 1 ics' National bank of New Britain. Mr. Atwood is a well known yachtsman and politician. This year he was state senator from his district. and for four years he had been representative from New Britain. Miss Wetmore is very popular.
 The First Universalist church, Wednesday evening elected the follow ing delegates to attend the seventy third annual convention of the Connect icut Universalists at Norwich Septem- Der 20 and 21: From the parish, Chas. Gay and Mrs. M. J. Hoffer; church, George s. Hubbard; Sunday school, Miss Anna L. Dickerman. At the meet ing of the Woman's Missionary society, reports will be read by the secretary, Miss Dickerman, and the treasurer Mrs. Charles Gay, of this city. It is | expected that the president, the Rev. w, F. Dlckerman, will be reelected.
 Mrs. John Golden of Crystal ave- nue, New LondoE, scame to this city to accompany MT, Golden home from the hospital where he has been confined for a week.
 Several New Haveners went down to Peckland. near Greenwich, Wednes- day, to attend the wedding of Miss Leila Adele Peck, daughter of MT. and Mrs. zenas Peck; and MT. Henry Ray mond Frost of New York. The wedding took place at the Peck home. ""The Breezes,' which is near the Phelps Stokes place. There were about 300 guests, many New York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia society people being pres ent.
 Mrs. Jennie Bailey and daughter of this city are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Willard of Clinton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen B. Squire of Or- ange street will give dinner this even ig for Mrs. Squire's uncle, Mr. Charles F. Monroe, and Miss Emma L. Bam- man, both of Meriden, whose engage ment is to be formally announced this evening. MT. Monroe is president and treasurer of the c. r. Monroe company. Heis a former president of the Meri- den Home club, is a bachelor of about forty years, and is considered to be one of Meriden's wealthiest men. He is well known as yachtsman, and at one time owned the sloop Sylph, of the New York yacht club. Miss Bamman has for some time been his private secretary and bookkeeper. Mir. Monroe is to give a bachelor dinner at the Home club in Meriden shortly.
 Dr. P. Frederick Metz, formerly of this city, will arrive in New Haven for a stay of some weeks early next week. ! MT. and Mrs. F. H, Sheldon of South ampton, Mass, spent Sunday with their son and family of 329 Dixwell avenue. i At a meeting of the Ladies Aid soci- ety of the First English Lutheran church, held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Maier, the following off cers were elected: President, Mrs. W. A. Granville; vice president, Mrs. p. F. Hesse; secretary, Mrs. Henry s. Maier; treasurer, Mrs. Carl Brandt. The la dies voted to refurnish the church pul- pit.
 G. Foster Sanford, the old football player and coach, is expected in this city for short stay next week.
 Mrs. Hobart Hotchkiss of Boston, Is spending few days with her mother, Mrs. George Hunter of Westville.
 Judge R. R. Hepburn of Milford, who has been ailing for some time, is now quite i'll at his home on Seaside ave- nue. A hard cold with other complica- tions is the cause of his Illness.
 The first meeting of the year for Elm City branch, Tribune Sunshine society, will be held Tuesday afternoon, October 3. A meeting of the executive board will [precede this by few days.
 Rev. Dr. Davenport and family, who have been occupying Ivy Cliff cottage, Indian Neck, for August and part of September, left their home in Water bury yesterday.
 Mrs. Louise E. Zorn is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Burdick at Lowville, N. Y.
 Mrs. Parker Trowbridge and children left their summer home at Indian Neck Wednesday and returned to New York
 Mrs. Edgertoh of Middletown, widow of the late pr. Edgerton, Is visiting her niece, Mrs. John Elliot, at Clinton.
 Miss Elizabeth Lynch of Clinton left yesterday morning for visit to rela- tives in New Haven.
 Mrs. Horace Kelsey of New Haven, was calling on friends in Clinton yes terday.