The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCER N-
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City Interesting Social IcHsnis Here and Elsewhere. 7

after an extended tour abroad.
 Prof. and Mrs. Charles 8. Hastings and Miss Katherine Hastings of Brad lev street have returned from Europe. A fashionable home wedding of to- day will be celebrated at the home of Prof. E. P. Morris of 53 Edgehill Road, when his daughter Miss Frances II. Morris, will become the bride of Attor- ney John Bruce Orr, of Pittsburg The wedding is very interesting event to society.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Belcher of West Haven have returned from their visit with MT. Belchers mother in To- ronto Canada. They also visited with Mrs. Belcher's brother and wife, MT and Mrs. Harry Coker in Bobcaygan, and stopped at Niagara Falls on their journey home.
 Mr. and Mrs Morris F. Tyler of Col- lege street, who have been in Europe all summer, are expected home early in October
 Mrs. Charles A. Tomlinson left Mill ford yesterday afternoon for Boston, where she will spend the next two weeks as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Busch.
 Mrs. Chamberlain of this city was the guest Monday of Mrs. Richard Plank of Elm street West Haven.
 The Misses Alice, Charlotte and Mar ion Murphy of Killam's Point, have re- turned from delightful stay at The Arlington, Bethlehem, N. H., in the White mountains.
 Mrs. Genevieve Kelsey of Clinton is with her sister, Mrs. Mary Chappell at Waterford.
 Last evening at the home of Mir and Mrs. Joseph Kaiser of S6 Pearl street a large "at home" reception in honor of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Miriam Kaiser, and Reginald Zunder was held. The house was prettily decorated in an autumn scheme and large number of young people attended. Miss Kaiser is a very charming young lady and Mir. Zunder Is connected with the National Savings bank.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Shepard and children have returned to their home in Calumet, Mich, after spending the summer with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Peter L. Shepard of Clinton.
 Mrs. Nathan Snyth and the Misses Sn,yth have returned from Southwest Harbor, Me-, to their home on Temple street. Nathan Smyth, jr., who spent part of the summer with them in Maine has returned to his legal duties in New York, and is now in charge of William K. Jerome's office, as MT. Jerome is at tending the convention at Buffalo. -- Word has just come from Dr. Horatio Parker that owing to the illness of Mrs. Parker they were unable to sail for home on Saturday last. Just at present their plans for sailing are in- definite, though they hope to reach home late next month.
 David c. Monson has returned to his home on Central avenue, Westville, aft era two weeks visit in Litchtield county.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Edsall; who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs William H. Edsall of North Elm street returned to their home in New York.
 Mrs. William H. Bishop, wife of the American consul at Palermo, formerly of this city who has been spending the summer in America, sailed yesterday for her home.
 William Butterfield of Washington avenue, West Haven, returned from z visit to Miss FIstelle Longfleld ir Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Miss Ruth Phillips, the daughter O the Rev. and Mrs, Watson l.. Phillips of Orange street, has been greatly hon. ored by being made a member of thu faculty of the school of expression O Boston, of which Leland Powers, thu famous impersonator, is the head. Mis- Phillips was graduated from the Ma tionaI Park seminary of Washington two years ago. She then entered MT Powers school and graduated witt honors last May. She attracted the at tention of the school faculty by he splendid work as a student and as al elocutionist and her appointment as as sfstant to Mir Powers is the result.
 Mrs. Jeanette Holloway of Lloy street, accompanied by MT. and Mrs Frank Carroll of Brookline, Mass, ar spending a few days in New York city
 Frank Fl. Chatfeld of Toledo, O., i visiting relatives in this city after ten years absence. Mrs. Chatfield an Miss Chatf1eld have been in town mos of the summer, and expect to retur west with him.
 T. ]. Phelan left Milford yesterda afternoon for an absence of some dur alton. MT Phelan goes first to Prov dence, R. l., where after short sta he will leave for Wellfleet, Mass where he will stay for some time
 Miss Blanche Roberts of this city +be guest of relatives on West Mai street, Meriden.
 Miss Carrie Smith of this city Is vl' itng relatives in Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Hoyt, who al among the earliest of Milford's sun mer colony to open their cottage le Monday for their home In New Tor city.
 A coming wedding of early October that Of Miss Josephine V. LadeI daughter of Thomas F. Laden of B Ferry street, and Thomas Landy, memberl of the local police force. Mi Laden has been with the Gamble-Dei nond company for several years.
 Miss Helen Holenworth, who hs been the guest of Mrs. Warmsley fc the past month, returned Monday her home in Columbus, o.
 MT. and Mrs. Hubbell will leav, Grove Beach, where they have bee soiourning, for Nova Scotia, and wi encamn there for 8 while before the