The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERH H-
 ING NEW RAVRN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Rn This C1fy ~-Interesting Social Events Hers ans Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Richard E. Carroll, for the last four years with Chase &~GD., starts to-day with Jenkins & Thompson, the Chapel street haberdashers.
 Mr and Mrs Ossan Ray of Boston are expected in town to visit Mrs Rays parents, Judge and Mrs. Henry Stoddard and attend the wedding of their brother, Clifford Ives Stoddard to Miss Mildred Dikeman of this city.
 The wedding will be solegnnized at the brides home, and will be attended by the young friends of the couple and relatives. The Rev. James DeWolf Perry, rector of St. Pauls P. P. church. will perform the ceremony.
 Town Clerk Frederick E. Whitaker on Saturday returnedto his duties in city hall after two weeks of rather severe illness. He gives signs of hay ing suffered considerably but is on the high road to perfect recovery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Justus S Hotchlyss of Church street returned early in the week from their camp at Paul Smiths in ths Adirondack.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Walcott Thompson and child, who have been the guests of Mrs. Thompson's parents, Dr, and Mrs T. H. Bishop of Church street, re- turned this week to their home in Salt Lake City
 The family of Dr. Edward M. Gal laudet of Washington, who have been spending the summer att Crescent Bluff, near Pine Orchard, will return to their beautiful home, Kendall Green, near Washington, the coming week. Judge and Mrs. William K. Town . send, who have been travelling in Flu i rope since early summer will not re- turn until late in the fall. Mrs. J. W. Brett is entertaining at her home on Second avenue West Ha- l vent, her cousin, Mrs Latourette of Tabor, Fremont county, la Professor and Mrs. William Lyon Phelps who have been travelling abroad all summer arrived this week. The date of the marriage of Miss Elise Marion FaTrel of Ansonia, sister of Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, to MT. George A. Goss, Yale 'OS, of Water bury, has been set for Wednesday, the 10th. Only the immediate relatives are to attend, as the recent illness of the brides mother, Mrs, Franklin Farrel, necessitates a very quiet home wedding MT. and Mrs. Goss are to spend their honeymoon in Japan.
 Mrs Flentz of Hartford is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Robert Parmelee of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Professor and Mrs. Henry w. Earn ham have returned to their home on HilllHouse avenue from their country place at Stockbridge.
 Mr. and Mrs, George l.. Dickerman returned to their home on Temple street few days ago. They passed a most delightful summer at Seal liar bou, Me.
 Captain and Mrs H. A. o'Brlen of West. Haven who went to New fork late in the week, are now st Bangor, Me. They will stop in. Portland. Me. and Boston. Mass before returning home.
 Miss Caroline Rogers, Durgy the noted sculptress of this city and of New York, has been much honored lately, by being nominated and elected a member of the National So- ciety of Craftsmen on West Thirty fourth street, New York city. Her name was proposed by one of the or dginal charter members Miss Durgy has just completed an interesting study called Seventy and Seven.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Alling of Mans- field street have returned from Lake Mohonk where they have been spend ing the summer.
 Mrs Platts, who has been the guest for the past two weeks of Mrs. Lucinda Sutton of Campbell avenue, has return ed to her home on Orange street, West Haven.
 Two New Haven women Miss Bessie Hooker and Mrs. Hayes 0. Trowbridge, won ribbons for their horses at the Berlin fair the past week. Miss Hooker's saddle horse, Artemas won the blue ribbon in his class, and Mrs. Trowbridges Beauty and Lady Sherbrooke took a blue and red each. Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Peet arrived dr West Haven Saturday, and will spend the week with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lewis Mason on Chestnut street MT. and Mrs. Peet have been spending year and a half's stay with their many friends and relatives in West Ha- ven and vicinity. They are soon to re- turn to their home in Foochow, China. MT. Peet is president of the Foochow college. Their many friends vii, be glad to, see them at this time and wish them a safe return to their distant home.
 A very pretty small afternon tea was given at the Country club on Thurs day afternoon for President and Mrs, Hadley, who have just recdrned from P pleasant summer spent abroad In the party were MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sargent, MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Sar- gent and MT. and Mrs. Hadley.
 Madame Lillian Nordica has sent her protege and cousin, Miss Almela Nor tjn. again to New Haven, to 0s under the entire instruction of Mrs. A. Hca- ton Robertson. who will be in town for some time, probably until after the holi- day
 Mr. and Mrs. Morris F. Fy:a", who spent the summer in Europe, are ex- pectec home early this month.
 MT. E. F. Parmelee was among those who took advantage of the glorious autumn weather on Friday at the Country club. His guests at luncheon there were Miss Agnes Smith, MT. Smith and MT. w. P. Bryan of Water bury.
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