The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-27
PERSONALS s

" 9oiiAe lpllt Dy illness, | now improving and is able to get abou the house some each day.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Bunnell and littl, daughter and Miss Annie Johnson, o, Richard place, West Haven, left or Monday for Stamford, to spend Christ mas with Mrs. BunnelPs sister, Mrs. E H. scofeld.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar K. Parker, of 2t Dwight street, announce the engage. ment of their aughter, Miss Julia Burnham Parker, to Mr George w Small, of this city.
 The wedding of Miss Mamie E Woods and Emil Nitray of New York city, took place at five o'clock on Mon. day afternoon at the home of the brides sister, Mrs E. B. Burwell, al | BurWell's Beach, Milford.
 F. B. Barber, Yale '92, the New Eng. land agent of the Associated Press with headquarters in Boston, is spend ing Christmas with relatives and friends in town, Mrs. Barber accompa. nies her husband
 Mrs William s. Barnes, of 526 How ard avenue, who for the past month has been the guest of Mrs. Willoam C Darlington of Kinfston avenue, Brook lyn, has returned to this city. Dr. and Mrs. Barnes will entertain during the | holidays Professor A. Lincoln Hyde of Columbia university.
 Harry Pond and family, of New York city, are being entertained over Christmas by George s. Pond and fam fly of Milford avenue, Branford.
 Mrs. w. J. Konold, of Crown street, entertained the Momauguin Whist club on Wednesday last. The first prize a handsome hat pin holder, was cap tured by Mrs John Adams; the second, a pair of d'ollies, by Mrs. Charles Nick las. The gueusts were Mrs. c. S. John- son, Miss Lillie Moeller, Mrs. Edward Bean, Mrs. Barbara Fresenius, Mrs. Henry Fresenius, Mrs Charles Nicklas, Mrs. John Adams, Miss lMoegling, Mrs. E. Bowers, Mrs. S. z. Poli, Mrs. w. J. Konold and Mrs w. A. Bean. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs, Edward Bean in Avon street.
 Mir J. L. Root, of Bellows Falls, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Rice of George street over Christmas
 Mrs. c. H, Russell, of Hopson ave- nue, Branford, entertained her sister from Stamford over Sunday. They spent Christmas with another sister, Richard Kelsey, when a family reunion was held.
 Mrs. B. J. Finch, of Washington ave- nue, West Haven, has gone to spend the holidays at her home in Washing ton. D. c.
 Frederick squires, of New York, is spending Christmas with his parents, Rev. and Mrs N J. Squires, of Savin l avenue, West Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. Douglas Ridley, of the Bronx, New York city, are Christmas guests of MT. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Ridley of Winthrop avenue
 The family of F, B. Street, who have been in New Haven for several weeks, have returned to their home in Thomp- son avenue East Haven, to remain over the holidays.
 MT. James Gallagher, of this city, is now in Berkeley, Cal, and sends greet ings to his many friends in New Ha- ven
 MT. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Clark and son. Smith Clark, left on Monday for Higganum to visit at Mrs. Clark s home Christmas was spent with MT. Clarks sister in Clintonville
 Clarence Boynton, of the Worcester School of Technlogy arrived home on which he is spending with his parents, Walter N. Boynton and family, of South Main street, Branford.
 MT. w. Ernest Robinson, a pupil of Madame Tealdi, substituted on Sunday for Dr. George A. Lawton at the Anso- mia Congregational church Christmas musical service. Dr, Lawton was de- tained by illness at his home,
 At Plymouth church, on Sunday evening, Miss Elinor Ward of Branford, very promising young soprano, assis- ted the choir,
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, of Saw in avenue, West Haven, left on Mon day for Hartford to spend Christmas with their son and wife, MT. and Mrs. Sinclair Palmer.
 While Peter Winterfeld, of 152 Win throp avenue, was walking up Oak street on Sunday morning, a dog ran up from behind and bit him in the hand Winterfield had the wound eau terized.
 Miss Rose O'IBrien, of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived on Monday evening to spent Christmas with her sister, Miss Annie O'Brien.
 Mrs. Harry Ackrill and son, F'elvus, of Third avenue, West Haven, have gone to Newark, N. J.. to visit MT. Ackrill's parents, MT. and Mrs. Rogers.
 Mrs. George E. Avis, who has been confined to her home on Park street by a severe cold, is entirely recovered.
 Chief Wrinn has in his possession a letter directed to William R. Me- Knight, and coming from Brooklyn. The letter came in care of the chief, who would be pleased to turn it over to the gentleman for whom it was intend ed.
 Mir. Thomas McKenna, of Philadel- phia, arrived here on Saturday to spend the Christmas time with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John AIcKenna, of Bran- ford,