The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
1TEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

s-~1ntcreEtinE Social ETentB 6eSs ana
 Elsewhere.
 An engagement of interest to society In New York and New Haven just an- nounced is that Miss Hannah E. L. Whitney, a daughter of the late Steph- en Whitney of New Haven, to William T. Blodgett of New York city. MT. Blodgett is a son of the late Mrs. Will liam T. Blodgett, and was graduated. frem Harvard university class of 80. NO date has been mentioned for the wedding.
 Mrs Samuel A. Stevens entertained Mrs. Francis Kilduff and Master Sam alel Nicely of La Sale, H., last week.
 MT and Mrs. H. IA. Warner are at Ehe United States hotel, Saratoga
 Mrs. John z. Mason and Miss Marion Mason have been sumnering at the Eastleton, Castleton, Vt, and will re- turn this week.
 Miss Margaret Billings of Whitney avenue sailed Thursday on the steamer Bleucher for Germany. She went with Mrs. Howard, wife of Lieutenant Com- rnander William F. Howard, who is naval attache at the American embas- sy in Berlin. Miss Billings will be pre- sented to the German emperor in No vember, Miss Helen Howard daughter pf Lieutenant Commander Howard, is also one of the party.
 Sergeant William Doherty in enjoy Ing trip to Saratoga, Lake Cham plain, Lake George and Albany. Thurs day morning he left Saratoga for that Famous Ausable Chasm trip, which is always delightfully."- satisfying.
 Miss Bessie Brown of Brooklyn, N. N., is the guest of Miss Florence Rich ards of First avenue, West Haven. MT. and Mrs. George Crane of Will lard street, Westville, have returned from, two weeks visit in Saratoga. MT. and Mrs. Kaufman of New York city have returned home after spend ing their vacation at the hcm eof Mrs. { F. Lendroth and Mrs. H Dippold MT. and Mrs. Kaufman's first trip to the City of Films was very much enjoyed. ] Mr. Kaufman is one of the most popu- lar floor walkers of the John Wanna maer dry goods house of New York city.
 ! Edward Farren and Miss Minnie $ Ashton were united in marriage at St. Joseph's church Thursday morning. The bride is daughter of MT. and Mrs. U. c. Ashton of 9S Bishop street. Only ahe intimate friends of both were pres ent. The brides cousin, Thomas B. Carney, was the best man, and Miss Mary Diggles was the bridesmaid. Aft er a wedding breakfast the couple de- parted for Worcester, where they will reside.
 Mrs. Annie Flanders of Whi Petialsn
 Mrs. Annie Flanders of White Plains, IN. Y, who has been spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. F. F. Ira wis of Church street, West Haven, has returned home.
 The Misses Elizabeth and Mollie Bowen of Baldwin street have returned from a pleasant stay at Brighton Beach and Coney Island,
 MT. and Mrs. William King and Mas ter King of Providence, R. l., are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Thomp- son of this city.
 H. Burchard Redfield, who has spent a few days with relatives in Clinton, returned to Poughkeepsie yesterday.
 Madame Portetre-Baur is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Curtis of West Stockbridge.
 The Misses Martha Clarke, Bertha Coy, Myra Roberts, Grace Barber, and May Bowler of Milford are spending this week at the Roberts cottage at BurwelPs Beach.
 X Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Allen of Central avenue, Westville, who have been spending a few weeks in Plainville, re- turned home Thursday. Mir. Allen also spent a week at the races in Hartford,
 pr. G. Brinley Morgan, rector of Christ church, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt at oakland Farm. Newport. pr. Morgan it will be remembered, officiated at the wedding about five years ago. Mrs Vanderbilt, who was a Miss French, is cousin of Mrs. Morgan. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan with their family have been in Europe this summer.
 ' William Ross and James Terrier of Rhe Lakeville baseball team, will leave Friday for a western trip and will be gone for about two weeks. !, MT. and Mrs. George Crane of Will hard street, Westville, have returned from two weeks visit to Saratoga. \ President and Mrs, Arthur T. Hadley who with their children have beer fraveling abroad all summer, will sai for home to-day and expect to arrive in this city the 18th.
 < Miss Hilda Learning, about six year' of age, while playing about the whart at Waterside, Clinton. tumbled into thu \ water and but for the presence of mint of Elizabeth Whitman, another little girl, would have been drowned. Nils! Learning is a guest of the Whitmans and the child showed bravery in plung ing into the water and pulling her littlt
 mate ashore.
 Mrs. Sinclair Paln1eF and Mrs, Harry Barnes of East Hartford are visiting Mrs. Palmer's parents, MT. and Mrs Willis Bodwell of First avenue, Wes 4 Maven.
 Y MT and Mrs. George D. Brown, for merly of this city, but now of Roxbury Mass, announce the engagement ot tEeir daughter, Miss Alice Viola, tc