The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This cssy
 -IntcrestIng Social Ersnts Hers and

Elsewhere
 The Rev. Francis T. Brown of the First M. E. church and Mrs. Brown, who are to sail on Saturday on their trip around the world, will be given a reception in the church parlors to-mor- row evening. It is really to be a com- bination farewell and welcome recep- tion, as the Rev. Selah w. Brown of Fostoria, O., who is to have charge of the parish during his nephew's absence will be present with his wife and will be given cordial greetings to New Ha- ven.
 To-day in Ansonia, very quietly, Miss Elsie Marian Farrel, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Franklin Farrel, will become the wife of George A. Goss, son of MT. and Mrs Chauncey P. Goss of Water bury. Mir. and Mrs. Goss will leave immediately for Japan.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Grace Sims, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Sims, to Frank Herbert Mason, of the Security Insur- ance company, which will take place on Wednesday, October "A. After the ceremony there will be a reception at fl College street, where Mir. and Mrs. Mason will reside after wedding trip.
 John F. Molloy of West Haven and John Dillon and wife have gone to Kentucky.
 Hal Brainerd Of Branford, promis- ing young mariner, who has been ply ing between New York, Havana and Vera Cruz, on one of the Ward line steamers as mate for some little time, has severed his connection with that company Mr. Branerd will not enter the government service and will sail as mate on the Marcellus, the last of this month. The ship is at present out of commission.
 MT. and MT. James M. Dorward and daughter, Miss Florence Dorward, of Natal, South Africa, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Bevan of Main street, West Haven.
 Miss Gertrude Norton of Dickerman street has returned from a weeks visit with Mrs. A. L. Lloyd of Northampton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Blakeslee with Mrs. William W. Leete and mother, Mrs. Rockwell. left Monday morning for an automobile trip to Ridgefield.
 Major John o. Tilson, who has been attending the convention of the U. s. war veterans in Washington, will re- turn to this city to-day. Major Tilson also goes to the encampment of the Spanish war veterans and is ve-y pop ular with the soldiers gathered there.
 Miss May Florence Duey has gone for two weeks vacation to be spent in New York, Philadelphia and Wash ington.
 Mrs. Charles Obert and son Edward of Bridgeport are the guests of Mrs. William Greaves of Middletown ave- nue, Montowese.
 Miss Margaret Golden of 266 Daven- port avenue entertained a party of friends at their home few evenings ago. The guests were the Misses Es- te1le Datterly, Mae Brown, Mary Lew is Kathryne Quigley Grace Duffy, Minnie Bailey, Grace McGuire, Louise Adams and Kathryn Duffy.
 Mir. and Mrs E. l. Austin of 25o Orchard street have issued cards for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Harriet Janet Austin and Dr. Thomas Edwin Blockshea of Thomasville, Georgia, which will be celebrated in St. Thomas P. D. church Wednesday, Oc- tober "A, at noon. There will be no re- ception.
 Miss Ethel Cooper of College street entertained the members of the Farther Lights socetly of Calvary Baptist church at her home Monday evening. It proved most enjoyable meeting. Mrs Frank Leutsch of Mt. Vernon, IN T., is visiting Mrs Burton Cum stock of A Gilbert avenue, West Ha- ven.
 Miss Amy Harris Is entertaining at her home in First avenue, West Ha- ven, Miss Georgia Madden of Toronto, Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry G. Harrison left yesterday to attend anniversary ser vices of the American board of foreign missions at North Adams and Will 1iamstown.
 c. s. Bernstein, manager for E. schoenberger & sons.. and wife, have gone to Boston to spend a weeks va cation.
 The coming marriage is announced of Miss Catherine Hauser, daughter of Mrs. Minnie V. Hauser of AS Elliott street, to Frank Raymond Cuny. The ceremony will take place at St. Boni- face church Friday morning.
 Miss Helen Williams of Branford who has spent the summer abroad, sail ed for home on the Etruria Saturday. She is expected to arrive in New York next Saturday when she will be met by Miss Mary Williams of this place.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss and family. who have been spending the summer in East avenue, West Haven have returned to their home in Wash ington, D. C..
 MT. and Mrs. George l.. White of Wa terbury, who went abroad with theil sister Mrs Lynde Harrison, have re- turned. Mir. and Mrs, White have beer making an extensive automobile toul on the continent and in England, in their own private car.
 Miss Elizabeth Smith of MorristoWn N J., whose nephew, Montague Smitf is a. student at Yale, will spend tht