The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF. INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVRN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City ~-1nterestlng SOG!ai Events Hero and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Professor and Mrs. William Lyon Phelps, who have been abroad all sum- mer, are expected to reach home to-day or tomorrow. MT. and Mrs. Phelps sailed from London, September 15, on the Pennsylvania, of the Hamburg American line.
 The engagement of Miss Rose Calm, daughter of MT. and Mrs. l.. Calm, of 157 Grand avenue, to J. Resnik, shoe merchant of 67 Congress avenue, has q just been announced. The marriage is to take place January 15.
 MT. and Mrs. Ostrander, of East ave- nue, West Haven, left yesterday for Lynn, Mass, for visit of two weeks with relatives.
 Professor and Mrs Irving Fisher Of Prospect street. have returned from their country home at Sugar Hill, ill the White Mountains. Miss Newton, of Kent, is spending a few days at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. A. Forbes in High street.
 Miss Bessie Ehrler, formerly connect ed with Howe & Stetson in their china department, has accepted a position with Brown & Thompson, of Hartford. Miss Ehrler, who formerly lived at 313 Winchester avenue. has many friends in this city who will be interested in her change of position and wish her success.
 Miss Jennie Kivlan, former employe of the Howe & Stetson company, has accepted a position with the Edward Malley company
 MT. and Mrs. Victor M. Tyler, of Prospect street, expect to return late this week from their summer home at Indian Neck
 Dr. and Mrs. Henry Perkins Moseley, of New York city, enjoyed an over Sun day visit with pr. Moseley's parents, MT. and Mrs. Seth H. Moseley, of 36 Wall street.
 MT. and Mrs. Ulysses s. Clark, of Richard place, West Haven, left yester- day for visit with friends in Ithaca, N. Y. They will also visit other places in New York state before returning home.
 Miss Wentworth, who has been
 
 Milton Mills, New Hampshire, has re- turned to the home of her brother, A. H. Wentworth, of Main street, West Haven, where she will spend the win ter.
 D<r. and Mrs. John Champion and family, of Orange street, have returned from Castleton, Vt. Roland Crampton will return this week to the Art Stu dents league in New York, having won a years scholarship for superior illus trating.
 w. R. Crane, of Union avenue, West Haven, has returned from a stay in Portland, Me.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Torbet are cha peroning a jolly party of young ladies from New Haven during the month of September at the Runnymede cottage, Wo0dmont.
 Mrs. Mary A. Waite, the popular and efficient bookkeeper at Commissioner of Charities and Correction John " Rat tlesdorfer's store, corner of Greene and Chestnut streets, was back at her desk again yesterday after three-weeks' illness with malaria at her home in Mt. Carmel She was very sick woman and 1t was an agreeable surprise to her many friends to once more see her back at her old post of duty, and she receiv- ed the congratula of customers and friends.
 Miss Katherine l.. Bush of West Ha- ven, has accepted position as instruc- tor in English at St. Mary's hail. Bur 1ington, N. J.
 Miss Putnam, who has been spending the summer with her uncle w. H, Put nam, and Mrs. Putnam at Savin Rock, has returned to her home in Warren, Mass.
 Miss Searle, of Brooklyn, is in town for week as the guest of Mrs Will liam Robinson and Mrs. Wellington Ire.
 The marriage of Charles Houghton Baxter, Yale 'O2, son of Colonel and Mrs. Archie Baxter, of Albany, and Miss Annie Forbes Stone, of Hartford will take place to-day. The Misses Baxter, sisters of the bridegroom, will be bridesmaids.
 Miss Elizabeth Hunter, of Bethany who has been spending few days with Miss Julia Peck, of West Haven, has returned home.
 Miss Anna Oths has accepted the po- sition of contralto soloist at St. Antho. ny's church.
 Frank Fenn, of West Haven, has re. turned from pleasant visit to Toronto Canada.
 Miss Harriet S. Miller left few days ago for Bryn Mawr college, Bryn Mawr Penn.
 Mrs. L. c. Ely, of West Haven, ha' gone to New York, where MT. Ely is il business and where they expect to re side
 Master Allen B. Fenno, the boy SO prano soloist of All Angels church New York, has returned to his hom after a pleasant visit with his friend Irving G. Beebe, of George street.
 Miss Alma Smith, of East Haven, i in Hartford, where she will visit fo two weeks.
 Mrs. Charles Tinkey of New York accompanied by her daughter, Mis- Flora Tinkey, who has been visiting il Derby, are visiting Mrs, Begley, of Iv, street.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus s. Blagden who, with H. Stuart Hotchkiss, hay been occupying a cottage at Pine Or chard this summer, are to return t town this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Frost hay