The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-12
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 .--Intcreutlns Social Events HeEs and Elsewhere. Mir. and Mrs. Samuel A. Ladd, of Edgewood avenue, will celebrate their golden wedding at Short Beach Friday evening.
 Mrs John Hard, a prominent wealthy Stratford resident, is visiting her daughter, Mrs Munson, of Lynwood street.
 Harry L. Donnelly, of the Howe & stetson company is spending a week s vacation in New York city with rela- tives.
 Mrs. Louise Layton is stopping for a week with Joseph Hughes, of AS Lake place. Mrs. Layton is from Los Vegas, New Mexico.
 Miss Julia A. Bidwell, of 80 William street, for many years very success ful teacher at Eaton school, is at Vest minister, Vt., where she will remain un- til December 1.
 pr. and Mrs. Horatio Parker, who have been spending the college vaca- tion, in Germany, will sail for home in a few days and expect to arrive in town by the 22d.
 MT. and Mrs. David s. Gamble and Miss Alicia Gamble have returned from Ogonquit, Maine, where they have been spending a couple of months.
 Miss Grace York and cousin, Miss Edwards, of Washington, D. C., spent Monday with their grandmother, Mrs. H. F. Reynolds, at Reynolds Bridge, this state.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Mellen, of Whitney avenue, were among the guests at a large luncheon given Mon day by MT. and Mrs. George Westing- house, of New York, at stockbridge. The luncheon was given for Dr. Leon Gord7schze, of Paris.
 The ninth annual meeting of the Connecticut Woman's Auxiliary of the Mount Carmel Children's Home will be held at the United church chapel this morning at 10:3O o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all friends of the. home to be present at the meeting All are requested to bring a basket lunch. Tea and coffee will be served free.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Porter, Miss Helen Porter and Donald Porter, of Whitney avenue, have returned home from Cedar Island camp in the Adiron- dacks.
 D. c. Munson, postmaster of Vest vile, started Monday for Litchfleld courrty, where he will visit for two Edward F. Maher, of 2Os Humphrey street, is visiting his sister, Mrs. H. c. Ives. of London, Ont. He will remain for a few weeks.
 Rev. Clifton k. Flanders, who recent 1y resigned his pastorate at the How ard Avenue Baptist church to enter upon evangeistic work under the aus pices of the Connecticut Baptist Con- vention, was the guest of honor at the meeting of the New Haven Association of Baptist Ministers held at the Mon towese Baptist church Monday. Ad- dresses voicing the esteem and appre' citation of the ministers were given by f. w. Ford. D. D.; Frederick Lent, Ph D.. A, Di Dominica, J. G. Ganun ant Otto Koenig, of this city; F. St. JohI Fitch, of Branford; George H. Gardner of Cheshire; John c. Huber of Meriden and George B. Reid, of Shelton. fin dinner was served by the ladies of thu Montowese church.
 Mrs. William G. Daggett and chil dren, who have been at Rye Beach fo several weeks, are expected to return t' town Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Beazley, 0 West Haven, have engaged half of tn double cottage at Woody Crest for tn month of September.
 Miss Helen Mallia and Mrs T, w. Me Carthy and Master Allen Mccarthy, o Worcester, and Miss Mary Lamont an Ray Lamont of Great Harrington, hay returned to their homes after visit t MT. and Mrs. w. H. Schilling, of Redffeld street.
 Roger s. White, 2d, has gone to Fis Lake Maine, to be the guest for tw weeks of Rod Curtiss, of Bridgeport at his camp there, Mrs. White wi visit her mother, Mrs Stoughton, a Fenwlck.
 t A very pretty wedding was solemni2 ed last evening at 690 o'clock in Hal monie hall, when Rabbi Rosen unite in marriage Miss Rae Pickus, of Ceda street, and Joseph M Jacobs of Woes