The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-28

EIBzWheE@s New Haven friends of Mrs. Charles D. McCandliss, the sister of Mrs. Frank C. Porter of Bradley street, will hear with regret that she has been very i'll at the Roosevelt hospital in New York ever since September 5. She is to un- dergo an operation In a few days, and as she is much weakened by her long illness the situation is critical
 E. F. Kelly, clerk in the New York John D. Cunningham of Cedar street. James A. Shea, of Guilford, the conf dential clerk for MT. Richards of the N- Y., N H. and H. R. R. car shops, is spending his vacation In the Maine woods He will also attend the fam bus Brattleboro, Vt.. fair on his way home and will visit in Boston He will be away a week.
 Miss Mae O'Neil of Carlisle street and Miss May Hurley of Putnam street, Is visiting Miss Anna Driscoll of Branford.
 A wedding in Norwich yesterday of Much interest to society people here was that of Miss Mary Learned and Grosvenor Ely, who was graduated from the university in June. The wedding took place in Christ church at noon.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Edwards are en- tertaiping at their home on Center street, West Haven, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Austin of Washington.
 Prof. and Mrs. George F. Eaton of Sachem street have returned from South Lyme where they spent the summer,
 Mrs. L. c. slayton and children, who have been spending most of the sum- 1ner in the west with relatives return ed Wednesday to their home on Wash fngton avenue, West Haven.
 Prof and Mrs. Porter returned We'd nesday from Shore Beach, where they spent the summer
 William D. Donaldson of Elm street has returned from his visit to Asbury Park
 MT. and Mrs. Carleton E. Hoadey have been enjoying delightful trip to Toronto. Canada.
 Mir and Mrs. John w. Wetzel of 16 Dwight street have returned from the west where MT. Wetzel has been lec- turing and reading before Chautau- qlfans during part of the summer. Miss Mae Wetzel sister of MT. Wet gel, will study art in the Yale Art school this year.
 MT. and Mrs. George Treat of this city, who were married Wednesday evening, will reside on Washington avenue, west Haven, upon their return from their wedding tour.
 The engagement of Lewis Bronson, of the firm of Bronson, Townsend & Co, has recently been announced to Miss Helen Seeley of Washington Conn.
 An early October wedding will be that of Miss Jessie Lautenbach and Henry Rothschild, which will take place on Wednesday, october 3, at the home of ffle bride, 51S Howard avenue.
 Miss Pauline Newton, Miss Mae Coe and Miss Florence Bradley of West Haven are attending Mrs. Johnstones gchool on Whitney avenue.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Nellie Rourke and John Radigan which was celebrated at St Francis church last Sunday even- ing. Miss Rourke resided on Fillmore street MT. Radigan is prominent member of St. Patrick's T. A. B. socie- ty and is a railway mail clerk. MT and Mrs. Radigan have gone on short wedding tour
 Mrs. Mary Daniels of West Haven who has been spending the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis R Thomas, has gone to Newark, N. J., tc spend the winter with her son, F. C. Daniels, and family
 Mrs. George Peck of Miami, Fla, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. A Buckingham of Edwards street, will leave shortly for the south.
 Morton J. Loeb left early in the week to enter the University of Pennsylva- mia.
 H. c. Reynolds of Danbury is the guest of Frederick Kinsley of Smith street West Haven, for a few days.
 Miss Kittie Doyle of Baldwin street Is home from her vacation, which was delightfully spent with her friend, Mrs Mary Phelan of 2S4 East 18th street New 1Ork GUY.
 Miss Edith Sutherland Russell ot Campbell avenue, West Haven, lef "Wednesday for winters study at the Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy MT. and Mrs. H Sonnenberg have re- turned from summer in Fairfield Conn, to their apartments at the New Haven house.
 The four West Haven members O The Orbis Amicorum, the Misses Elsit Tuttle, Beulah Bradley, Ethel Husted and Bertha Ensign, attended the frs meeting of the season at the residence of Miss Medora Beardsley in StratforC last evening.
 Miss Ruth Handforth of Elm stree has returned from summer in Mas sacfrusetts. and is now playing in 9Th Climbers with the Bijou stock com many. Her clever portrayal of Mis- silverton has won for her much com mendation. Miss Handforth has beel on the stage for the past five years
 Miss Marie Gladwin of Leete street West Haven, is spending her vacation with friends in Portland and Worces ter, Mass.
 Walter Ruel Cowles, who has bee spending the summer in Europe, ha returned home. He arrived on tn Savoie.
 Mrs. Calkins of Elm street, Wes l. Ap a1of