The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-16

.-Hnteresting Social EEueuts Here and Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. Septimus Charles Fleet woods residence in Trumbull street was the scene of a very pretty wedding yesterday when their daughter, Miss Laura Georgiana Fleetwood, was mar ried to pr. Carl William Henze, Yale 1900, of this city. Only the relatives witnessed the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. James D.Wolf Perry, jr., of St. Pauls church. The bride was attended by Miss Helen Rob- erts of Mount Vernon, N. Y. The best man was Dr. Robert Graham Tracy, Yale 1900, of this city. Dr. and Mrs Henzie will leave New York on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT, for Eu- rope, where they will spend several months travelling through Germany and Switzerland.
 Very quietly, in the presence of the families only, Miss Susan Edwina Kir- by of Whitney avenue, and Hubert Milton Greist of Westville, were united in marriage last evening. The brides home, which was the scene of the cer- emony, was tastefully decorated with white cosmos and palms. The ceremo- ny will be performed by Rev Stuart Means. After tour MT. and Mrs. Greist will live in Westville.
 An engagement announced informally yesterday to the friends of young peo> pIe is that of Miss Helen Benedict,only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Benedict of Bishop street, to Bayard Barnes of West Chapel street. MT. Barnes, who graduated from Sheffield scientific school in '95, is one of the leading young business men in town having large interests in Middletown, this city and New York, Miss Benedict for several seasons has been one of the prominent young society women here. The wedding will take place in the near future.
 MT. and Mrs. James Reynolds of West Haven have returned from delightful visit with their daughter, Mrs. Huntley Drummond, at her home in Montreal. r Miss Lottie Barnes of Philadelphia, who has been visiting her grandpar- ents, Captain and Mrs. Harvey Barnes Df Lenox street, has returned home.
 Miss Gertrude Shillitto of Main street, West Haven, is spending her vacation in Washington, D. C., Philadelphia and New York.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Rothchild will be at home to their many friends Sundays after october 2S, at their home, Les ter street, West Haven.
 Miss Sarah Hoadley, Miss Mildred Hunniwell and Albert Hunniwell have returned from visit at the Mitchell house, Washington, Conn, having gone there for the first Gunnery reception
 MT. and Mrs. Wilcox of Dayton, o. are visiting in Madison, Conn.
 Percy Ray of San Juan, Puerto Rico is visiting his brother, H. N. Ray ot East avenue, West Haven. Percy Ray sails for Puerto Rico the coming Sat. urday.
 The silver wedding of MT. and Mrs Raymond G. Baldwin was celebrated al their home, 299 Whalley avenue. las, evening from until 10 o'clock by g large reception. MT. and Mrs. Baldwin was assisted in receiving by Harry Garwood Waldwin, Yale O7; Miss Ethel Luzette Baldwin and Bentor Fowler Baldwin.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. P. Harra and family have returned to their home In New Brunswick, N. J., after two weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Charles Harra of Phillip street, Westville.
 pr. and Mrs. Frederick Beck, who have been in Europe for the past year arrived in New York Sunday and reached home yesterday. Dr. Beck. mother, Mrs. John Beck of Warrer place, went down to New York tt meet the travellers.
 Mrs. H. Grant Thompson and Mis- Margaret Thompson will leave for ; winter abroad in the near future, Mis- Thompson will not be introduced to SO ciety until a year from this time
 Mrs. c. R. Chevalier and littl daughter, Elizabeth, of West Haven have returned home from a visit t Danvers, N. H. They were accompan jed by MT. Chevalier's mother, who vii be their guest for several weeks.
 Miss IA. P. Abbott returned to Allan tic City yesterday after a ten days visi with relatives and friends in Milford
 Raymond Rockford of Centevile, student in the University of Colorado has been honored by an election t Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
 Miss Eunice Ruden of West Havel has returned home from an extendet visit with friends at Thousand Islands Toronto, Can, and Buffalo
 Mrs. Helen Beach returned to he home on River street, Milford, Satur day after weeks visit at the home c her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Bray.
 The marriage of Harry B. Marvin c Westville and Miss Bessie D. Stuar will take place at the home of Mir. an Mrs. William H. Stuart of Winthro avenue, parents of the bride, on Wed nesday, October 31.
 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Connell of Gilbert avenue announce the approach ing marriage of their daughter, Alic to James w. Ross of this city. Th wedding will take place in October
 Mrs. John Coburn is entertainin Miss Drake of Ohio at her home O Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Carleton E, Hoadle and Master Carleton have returne from a few days stay at Titus Hous Washington, Conn.,
 Miss Edna Macey of Bath Beac Brooklyn. who have been visiting Nils Myrtle Agnew of Beach sereet, We: Haven. has returned home