The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social E@snts HerS and Elsewhere
 Prof. and Mrs. Henry w, Farnam of Hillhouse avenue have returned from their country place at Stockbridge, Mass.
 Miss Mabel G. Rice, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rice of Rock ls- land H., formerly Of New Haven. has gone on visit to Denver, Col. She will stop with her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Kindell, formerly Mrs. c. r. Gorham of New Haven. She also will visit anoth- CT aunt, Miss Harriet l.. Rice, at Long mont, Col, where Miss Rice is teach ing school, until Christmas, when they will all probably leave for Los An geles Cal, to spend the winter with another sister, Adelaide, who was mar ried on September to DArcy Wood burnHeron.
 The following wedding notice is in- teTesting as the groom is quite well known here: Charles Houghton Bax- ter of New York, Yale '02, son of Col. and Mrs. A. D. Baxter of Elmira, and Anna Forbes, daughter of Major and Mrs. Edwin Strong of Hartford, were married at 3:3O o'clock Tuesday after noon at the brides home 79 Church street, Rev William DeLoss Love, pas tor of the Pennington Avenue Congre- gationaI church, officiating. The Epis- copal form of service with the ring was used.
 Alfred Andrews of East Haven, who last June graduated from Boardman, to-day begins a course of study in the Yale law school.
 A charming little house wedding of yesterday afternoon was that of Miss Frances Morris, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Morris of Edgehill Road, and John Bruce Or of Pittsbur. The cere- mony was performed by the grandfa- ther of the bride, the Rev. F. D. Nor rhs of Columbus, O., assisted by the Rev. Timothy Dwight of this city The rride was attended by her sister, Miss Margaret Morris The best man was Thomas Leggate of Plttsburg.
 Mir Smith of Center street, West
 
 visit in Philadelphia
 Many New Haven musicians will be interested to learn of the pleasant summer spent by Harry Pepper, for merly of this city, who is kept busy night and day at his handsome studio in Bridgeport He spent six weeks in London, during which he sang in the Canterbury cathedral, and was dined by William Shakespeare, the eminent voice teacher of that city. MT. Pepper brought his niece, Miss Dollie Pepper, home with him to America.
 Mrs. Fl. G. McDivitt of Uncasville is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jar wis Kelsey of Center street, West Ha- ven.
 Prof. Samuel S. Sanford, who has heen in Europe for the past five months, returned Tuesday on the Kron- prfnz Kilhelm.
 Mrs. Nugent of Cleveland, and her brota1er, William Dempsey of North Wilbraham, were spending a few days with their cousin, Mrs Donahue of Ellsworth avenue
 John J. Cranwell of Towantic has returned to the University of Chicago to complete his studies for veterinary surgeon.
 Miss Margaret Thompson of East Ha- ven, who has been spending the sum mer abroad, returned to her home Sat urday evening and was given a cordial reception by her many friends.
 Prof and Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter and Miss Dorothea Dexter have return ed to town for the winter.
 The Criterion club spent very pleas- ant evening at the residence of D. c. Wade, 2S2 Newhall street, a member of the club. The evening was passed by musical and vocal selections Also many games were played. The pro- gramme for the evening was a delight ftl one. Among those present were Miss Ethel Maley Miss Sallahan, F, FeItman, A. Dolan, E. Wade, Miss Nichols, Miss M. Grathers of Bridge port, B. Krahl, F. c. Connell, V. Bailey D. CA Wade, V. Anderson, V. Stokes John Heating, William Little, Steve Simons, George Sobesky, James Bow man, Duke Wallace, MT. Wells an6 MT andi Mrs Thomas Maher, MT and Mrs ]. Wade, MT. and Mrs. c. H Bailey
 Gus Wallace of West Haven is spending his vacation with his sister Mrs. Arthur Fessenden at Washington ID. c.
 New Haven friends of Clarence Aus. tin, formerly of this city, now of Pas adena, Cal, will be greatly interested tin the announcement of his engage ment to Miss Marguerite Austin O Omaha, Neb. MT, Austin is a graduate of the Broadman high school, class O letS, and was prominent member oi the Crescent society. With his parents MT. and Mrs. Frederick w. Austin, ht removed to California about two year! ago. and is now in the real estate bus dness in Pasadena.
 Louis l.. Norton, meat cutter in tn store of H. P. Johnson of East Haven is enjoying two weeks vacation Il Pennsylvania.
 Miss Josephine Blake of Congress avenue has returned from two weeks vacation at East Morris, Conn.
 Dr. Herman Hessler has just return ed from a years study in German uni versailles.
 A home wedding was solemnized a