The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-18

Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Miller of Meriden and Mir. E. ". Kirschner Of this city were quietly married at the brides home, 71O Broad street. Meriden,- at 6:3O o'clock Thursday evening iby the Rev. Robert A. AshWirth, pastor of the First Baptist church. MT. and Mrs. Kirshner left for wedding trip shortly after 1 the ceremony.
 Mir. and Mrs. William J. Reynolds, who have been spending their wedding trip at Lake George and Saratoga, will arrive in this city to-day to spend Sunday with relatives here. After ten days stay in their home in New York city, MT. and Mrs. Reynolds will start on western trip of six weeks dura- tion.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gallagher and family, who left here few years ago for Bal timore, Md. have returned to this city, | and MT. James Gallagher will enter the world of local merchants: He was for merly buyer of upholstery with the Howe & Stetson Co.
 Miss Maude Damn of Ward street has returned from a vacation in the Cats | kills.
 Mrs. George P. Root of St. Louis. Mo-, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Rupp of Crown street. Mrs. Root is here to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Caroline A. Rupp, and MT. William Henry Hayes, which will take place at the home of the bride on Wednesday next.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Mahoney of New York city will occupy the Myers | cottage at Cosey Beach for the next two weeks, after which MT. Mahoney will resume his studies in Pratt Insti- tute.
 F. D. Harvey and family have re- turned to New Haven, after spending the summer months in town.
 IhG~sday evening a concert was giv- en at the. Studio, Short Beach, under the management of the Entertainment committee of the Ladies Improvement society. :" < -.r- '"'
 MT. and Mrs. Edward J. ,Tiesing, of 35 Bishop street, spent several days in New York and Brooklyn last week. They went to meet Mir. Tiesing's broth CT, Dr. Berthold Tiesfng, and his friend, SAAS AAietJ O4 n4 DdhOIdy WIlu arrived on the Pretoria Friday night from Germany, where they have been since June, The party came Saturday morning to this city, and Dr. Tiesing and friend will leave this morning for Dakota. bl
 Miss Emma Merriam, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ezra Merriam, of Bishop street, went Wednesday to Jersey City, where she has accepted position as teacher of physical culture, elocution and dancing. in the Working Girls home. Miss Merriam graduated from the New Haven School of Gymnastics last spring and will make her home in Jersey City.
 Mrs. A. A. Kellogg, of Elm street, goes to-day for weeks visit with Mir. Kellogg's mother in New Hartford.
 John W. Merwin. of Woodmont has sold a lot on the New Haven road, near Chapel street, on which a church will be erected by the Catholics of Wood lmont which will cost in the neighbor- | hood of $7,00O.
 Julius Gallery, of the firm of Gallery &s Geier, who has been conducting the Schoenberger market at Woodmont this season, will continue in charge un- til the closing of the season, which will be about October 1. His family, who have been residing at Woodmont, are now home at 75 Nash street and are entertaining Mrs. Van Bergen and her daughter, Miss Van, Bergen, of Eliza beth, N. J., who will remain for a few weeks. ~.s
 Dr. and Mrs. William A. Granville and family have returned to their home on Howe street from Bradley Point, where they have been spending the summer at the Red Wing cottage.
 Mrs. E. H. English and the Misses English, of Prospect street, have re- turned from summer in the White | Mountains.
 Professor and Mrs, William E. aaesche, who have been spending the summer at Governors Island, have re- turned to their home on Whitney ave- nue.
 The Misses Cowles have returned to their apartments in Warner hall, after having spent the summer in the Berk' shire Hills.
 Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher, o1 Prospect street, who have been spend ing the summer, at Sugar Hill, N. H., are expected to return to this city this week.
 | Attorney l.. Erwin Jacobs, who has been in Washington, D. C., attending the. convention of the American Me chanics as a delegate, has returned tc this city.
 Mrs. E. H. English and children, of Prospect street, who have been at theil summer home at Bethlehem, N. H., are back in town.
 Miss Elsie Maude Sites, sister of Mrs Francis T. Brown, of Trumbull street left last week for Shanghai, China where she will visit her brother, Pro- lesser c. M. Lacey Sites, of the Mar Yang Imperial college.
 MT. and Mrs. Minott B, Osborn, o1 Dwight street, who have been spending the summer at their country home 1T Woodbridge, have gone to Washington , for a few weeks before returning home for the winter.
 Rev. and Mrs. Charles o. Scoville, o1 Temple street, have returned from Maine, where they have been spending ! the weeks of MT. Scoville's vacation.
 Miss M. B. Merwin, of Trumbul street, has returned from a stay ir Northampton, Mass, and Lake Suna' pee, N. H.