The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-07


 now in Paris. At the recital given by vocal students of the New York Chautauqua last week several of the pupils of Mr. Frederick s. Weld ofthis city acquitted them selves with credit to themselves and to their teacher, MT. Weld has been as- sistant to MT. Klein of New York dur ing the six weeks course of vocal cul- ture. Dr. and Mrs. Hallock of Madison have returned home for the summer, also MT. and Mrs. E. N. Bence.
 MT. William H. Pardee and Miss Par dee are enjoying a vacation of several weeks in Whitfield, in the White noun tains. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harra and family have returned to their home in New Brunswick, N. J., after a weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Charles Harra of Philip street.
 Dr. William Cecil Ralston and Mrs. Lucia Fanshaw Boyce of Milford were united in marriage by Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt at o'clock Wednesday after moon at the home of the brides moth CT, Mrs. E. J. Beard, In the presence of nearly 100 relatives and near freiends. The house had been decorated by the bride and her friends for this affair in a most tasty manner, ivy leaves, asters blossoms and ferns being largely used in these decorations. The bride was accompanied during the ceremony by Miss May Fenshaw as maid of honor, and the best man was pr. Thomas Ralston of Southington. The ushers were Dr. Gilbert Bowen of Boston and Dr. Ernest Jones of Norwich, Conn. Walter Lynch, son of Mrs. Freder- iclo Roth has returned to his home on Whalley avenue after a long stay in Providence
 Miss Anna Moakley has returned from\ pleasant vacation spent in As bury Park, N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Carrigan of Branford returned Wednesday from a very pleasant stay at Sheepshead Bay, IN. Y.
 Mss L&uretta Clarke of Bridgeport Is
 
 Sullivan of Branford
 Miss Helen Gauntlet Williams, who is spending her vacation in Asbury Park, N J., will return to this city September To-
 James Kelsey of Guilford has gone to the New Haven hospital to undergo an operation for appendicitis.
 Miss Florence Truman of Crown street, who has been abroad this sum- mer, has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. George Seward are vis- ating Mrs Stewards parents on Long Island
 ''-7~-F. LoonGs Ctopeley, who has been touring Europe since June, has return ed home much benefited by his trip. MT. Copeley travelled in eight different countries, visiting all the principal cities and resorts.
 MT. Smith, who has been with Walter ID. Clark, the plumber, has left and his wife expects to return to Boston the first of the week.
 Miss Anne Day of College street, who has been spending the summer in Eu- rope, has returned,
 Mir. Eugene McGrail of the town ClGIh S OllLCG io SpC4Atl1Al5 4lA0 NcScet%f',A AH the Thousand Islands and Canada.
 Miss Genevieve Carney of Branford entered the Normal school at New Ha- ven Wednesday. Miss Grace Oestule and Miss Florence woodstock have en- tered the Yale Business college.
 Miss J. A. nglish is at the Highland house, Bethlehem, N. H.
 A, hot wave is predicted for the eau cug in Guilford tonight. Each faction is preparatoryily adorning themselves with war paint.
 Rev. .Artemas J. Haynes has return ed with his bannily from his vacation at Harwick Cape Cod.
 Mrs. Caplan, wife of Attorney Cap Ian, has just returned from twC weeks vacation in Litchfield.
 Miss Julia Nolan, who has been wis ttfng Miss Julia Higgins, has returned to her home in Paterson, N. J.
 Members and friends of the St. Jhon' c.atholic club will assemble at the Ho tel Peq,lot for their ',request" summe dance, to be given tonight, in addition +o the regular summer series Hauser' orchestra will play, and with @ continu ation of this weather, perfect for dane HnG, the dUISIudISS SllOllu SAOGCu cbii of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. George F. Daniels 0 Waterbury Conn.,, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Mis Alma Aletha, to Elton Thomas Perkin of this city.
 Harry c. Stewart and Edward Nal have returned from summer vacatio spent in Block Island Win numbe of other fellows the pair lived cam life for five weeks, and report mos pleasant time MT. Stewart graduate from the High school last spring an will enter the Springfield Trainin school this fall.
 The wedding of Miss Julia Mar Rungee to Dr. Charles Phineas Shel man of this city took place Wednesda afternoon at the residence of Dr. Gu tis E, TNley, 82 Trumbull street. III ceremony was performed by Rev. Ere erick Lent, pastor of the First Bapti church Miss Elizabeth Rungee u brides sister was bridesmaid, al Judge l. F. Kelsey of Branford w; best man. A reception at the residen of Dr. Tiiey followed the ceremon Dr. and Mrs. Sherman left for sho wedding tour, which will include u former home of the bridegroom in We Springfield. Dr. Sherman has char