The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1TEAES OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City --Interestlng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

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 York and other nearby places. They expect to be gone about week.
 Miss Florence Bowden of West Ha- ven has sailed for England, where she will reside for the future. While here she made many friends, who will wish her pleasure in her new home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ambrose H. Devereaux of g Bradley street, are rejoicing over the arrival at f a. m. Sunday of To- pound girl. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 The evening service at the First Bap- tist church Sunday was in the nature of a farewell reception to Miss E. Whey Aeeston, who left yesterday to take up
 @duties as missionary in India.
 Herbert H. Lang and the Misses Flor ence and Esther Lang, who have been in Rockland for the past few weeks, have returned to their home in this city. Miss Josephine Lang, who has been visiting friends in New York city, and Miss Louisa Lang, who has been in Woodbridge, has also returned from their vacations.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Hopper of Philadelphia, who have been occupying the Walker Bluff cottage at Woodmont for the summer are now touring the New England states accompanied by their daughter, Miss Florence Hopper.
 MT. and Mrs, Frank G. P. Barnes of Orange street left recently for a trip to Boston and Portland, Me.
 Madame Alice Portere Baur of York street has received an appointment as instructress in languages at the El- 1niral school for young ladies and will remove there soon.
 Richard Williams, the architect of this scity, and Mrs. Harriet Belle Gib- bons Of Bridgeport, were united in mar riage Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Julia A. Marsh of 292 Colorado avenue, Bridgeport. The ceremony was performed at o'clock by the Rev. F. A. Dillingham; of the First Universal list church, in the presence of only a few friends, who happened to be call- ing on Mrs, Marsh. No invitations had been issued. The bride wore a cos tune of Oriental green cloth and car ried a bouquet of white asters. Miss Eva Wheaton played Mendelssohn's wedding march for the occasion. The groom's gift to the bride was a hand some diamond ring. After few days wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Williams wi1lwill take up their residence in New Haven and in October expect to sail Tor Europe, when they will visit MT. r Williams home in Wales.
 Miss Katherine Benham has been elected delegate from the West Haven Congregational church to the annual meeting of the American board of for Rign missions, which is to be held this year in Seattle, Wash. Miss Benham expects to be away about month.
 Mrs. Trowhridge Rogers and Miss
 6wsrf1ge, sister of Colonel Ruther- +se3rd Trowbridge, who have been living abroad for several years, have bought villa in Florence for winter resi- Hence. and will go there next week. Mrs Tr9Wbridge and Mrs. Rogers have 4 beer 2ding the summer in Thun, ad from there directly to Flor ence will be accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Bradley Keeler, who are also well known in New Haven. Mir. Keeler is a brother of Mrs. Rollin McNeil. He is a pianist of note,' and at one of the old Gounod society's concerts appeared as soIoist.
 Hon. D. F. Merwin of Milford, who has been for some time in Great Bar rington seeking to regain his lost health is much improved now, and is expected back home soon. Mr. Merwin, 1t will be remembered, while riding on last Decoration day, and the injuries receiv. ed were so serious that at one time his recovery was hardly looked for. He is getting better right along now, but car get about even after all this time only Withsthe aid of 8 crutch.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Wilmot of 16 Elm streetehave returned from a trip to the White mountains returning by way oi the Hoosac tunnel and making shori 2 stays at Williamstown, Lenox, and Great Burlington. They had for trav- cling companions MT. and Mrs. Henry F. Grinnell of Fair River, Mass.
 At a recent meeting of the board oi school visitors Wallingford, c. V Young was appointed committeeman and Malcolm Hall clerk of the North east Farms district. The board approv- ed the following being admitted to the high school: John Hayes, Lucius Malt. II Bona, Emerson LHouillier, Johanna \ Smith, Edith Smith, Joseph Lane, Bur < ton Porter, David Revere, Raymond Grasser, Thomas Fitzgerald, Laura Burt, Charlotte Simpson.
 Miss Ella Munson of Elm street, West Haven, left yesterday for a two weeks visit in Stevenson, Conn.,, with friends.
 Master Harold J. Bowen, son of An drew J. Bowen of 3S Linden street, ha! returned after a delightful vacation O six weeks spent with Mir. and Mrs Griswold of Hyde Park, Brooklyn, N. Y During his absence he visited many points of interest. He will enter the Wortl1ington Hooker school this fall.
 Mrs Lucy Andrews, president O. International Sunshine society, ant Mrs George Pardee, vice president went to Durham last week and organ ized a branch of twenty-five members While there they were royalty enter tained by the ladies.
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