The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And OtheE People Known sn This Cit9 -IntereztIng Social EWsats HsEs ans Elsewhere.

Prof. Lewis o. Brastow, D. D., and Professor Edward l., Curtis, D. D., of this city are invited to meet with the Fairfield West consolation at the First Congregational church in South Nor walk on November 6.
 Mir. Andrew Robinson, jr, Yale '96, of Allegheny, Penn, will be married to- day to Miss Evelyn s. Madden, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William J.. Madden of Brooklyn.
 At monday to-day in St. Thomas P. E. church a fashionable wedding will take place when Miss Harriet Jane Austin and Dr. Thomas Edward Black shear of Thomasville, Ga, will be unit ed in marriage A large number of cards have been issued.
 Miss Mary Louise Halsey and sister, Miss Margaret Halsey, with Miss Ger trude Kentfeld, of West Haven, have returned home from a week end house party at the home of Mrs Emo at Elm hurst, l.. l.
 The Misses Emma and Marion Dick erman of West Chapel street, have re- turned from an extended stay in Gull ford.
 James M. Wellman, secretary and treasurer of the Morgan Iron Works, N. r., is spending a part of his Vaca- tion with his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Wellman.
 The marriage of Miss Alice M. o. Connell and MT. James Ross will be celebrated in St. Mary's church, "Wednesday morning, october S1 A re- ception will follow at the home of the bride on Orchard street
 Dr. and Mrs F. A. Kirby and child of 235 Dixwen avenue are visiting MT, and Mrs. Kirby, ST., in sufield.
 Mrs. w. J. Nickels of George street, West Haven, left yesterday for few days visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Birmingham in Hartford.
 Miss Cordelia Archer and Miss Emma Lawson, who has been visiting in this city, have returned to their home in Suffleld, Conn
 Another Yale wedding of interest to New Haven society people will take place on Thursday at the Church o1 the Ascension in New York, when Miss Mary Langdon de Bary will be married to MT. Robert A. Granniss Yale O3, 3f Morristoun, N. J. The bride prospective is a daughter of MT and Mrs. Louis de Barry,
 MT. Dexter Hewitt of York street has resigned his position in the Yale National bank and has entered the senior class at the New Haven high school.
 Announcement is made by MT. ant Mrs. William c. Herda of Merden Q. the marriage of their daughter, Mis-! Clara F. Herda, to William r. Min ogue, which took place in New Haver October 20.
 Mrs. J. M. Smith, Orchard street, Ney Haven, is guest of Mrs, George J Smith at her home on Bradley street Milford.
 Miss Sierra Nevada Farnham, Wa terside, has returned to her home afte a visit with relatives and friends i this city.
 MT, and Mrs Edward L. Durfee Q Cottage street, have just returned fron a stay in the Berkshire hills.
 Dr. and Mrs. William M. Higgins who have been the guests of MT an, Mrs G. s. McLaren of Center street West Haven, have returned to thei home in New York.
 Mrs. William M. Gilbert of West Ha ven is the guest of her nephew at Mel rose Highlands, Baston, Mass, and ex poets to remain two weeks.
 The Misses Crowley of sherman ave nue will give large masquerade part at their home Thursday evening,
 Colonel and Mrs. Rutherford Trow bridge and Miss Elsie TroWbridge wh left yesterday afternoon for Bostor will attend the wedding of Mrs, TroN bridges brother, MT. Frank Farrel, jr to Marian Vincent Brown, the daughte of MT. and Mrs. D. Austin Brown ( that city.
 The wedding take place at Trinit church at noon A wedding breakfas at the Hotel Somerset will follow tn ceremony.