The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NETV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This Clty i -Interenting Social ETrnts Hers nna
 Elsewhere. i al Ii -lI HIl aallaIi

? The very serious Illness OA 1hio | George B. Farnam of Hillhouse avenue has cast a gloom over society, particu- Iarly in her circle of relatives and inti- mate friends, all of whom are so prom inent in the fashionable world. Mrs. Farnam has been i'll for several months and her condition at present is most serious. MT. and Mrs. George L. White of Waterbury, who went abroad with Mrs. Lynde Harrison, have returned from an extensive automobile tour through | England and the continent.
 Miss Edna Macey of Bath, N. T., is the guest of Miss Myrtle Agnew of Beach street, West Haven.
 Judge and William K. Townsend, | who arrived from Europe last week, made but brief visit in town. They returned to New York early in the week, and as usual will spend the early part of the winter there. The engagement of Miss Mabel Stokes Goodrich to George Philip Halfinger is announced. The wedding will be eel ebrated October 17 at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Halfnger, 253 Howard avenue.
 Miss Nellie Carman of Bay Shore, IL. l., the guest of her cousin, Miss Flor ence Richard of First avenue, West Haven, has gone to New Britain for weeks visit with friends,
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice have returned to their house in Trum- bull street, after an absence of five months, most of which time was spent at their cottage at the Thimble Islands. Their son, Ellsworth St. John Prentice, has just entered upon his junior year at the Sheffield scientific school.
 Mrs. H. Grant Thompson and her daughter, Miss Margaret Thompson, are planning to spend most of the win ter abroad, as so soon as Mrs Thomp- sons health will permit will leave for Europe. She has been quite ill at her residence in Whitney avenue the past week, but is now much improved Miss Thompson will not be introduced to SOCieLy llllS y6otIg buI VIII pO OiAN Oi 1A-O debutantes of the winter following
 MT. and Mrs. Addison Van Name and Miss Teoodora Van Name of High street, have returned home from Cas- tine. Me, where they have been spend- tng the summer.
 Mrs. Emily Hyde, who has been the guest of her son for several weeks in Montreal, Can, has returned to her home in Washington avenue, West Ha- ven.
 Dr. and Mrs. William e. Wurtenburg of Elm street are entertaining Mrs, WIrtenburgs sister, Miss Helen Phil lips of New York.
 Prof. E. " lRaynolds and his daugh- fer. Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, left on fsr california, en route to the orient. They expect to go around the world and have planned a delightful year of travel. Miss Reynolds has been at school in Rye for the past few years and is to be introduced to society next winter.
 Miss Alice M. Bacon has returned from her camp at Holderness. N. H., where she went early in the spring.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs Winston J. Trowbridge of Church street, ever since her return from Eu- rope, left Saturday morning for New York. Later they will go to Lakewood for several weeks.
 Miss Corrine Smith of this city Is the guest during the week of Miss Beulat Belcher of Court street, West Haven.
 TV h nd q Mrs. Isaiah w. Sheath returned or "Wednesday from Columbia, Pa, where they were called by the death of theil father, Jacob Sheath,
 Mrs. Wilbur F. Day and Wilbur F' Day, jr., expect to leave shortly for thu south, where they will spend the win ter. They are planning to be ava! for year.
 MT. ana Mrs. William Roger lyle and the Misses Tyler, who have beer at their cottage at Pine Orchard al summer, are expected to return to toWl during the coming week
 Holm Warner, the builder, and hi brother, Harry Warner of West Haven who have been spending two week with friends and relatives in Halifa and other places in Nova Scotia, hay returned home, having enjoyed a de lightful vacation.
 Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss of Dunca Hall have gone to Hot Springs, Va for short stay.
 Henry l.. Hotchliss, who with hi daughters has been at his camp in tn Adirondacks, has opened his home Hillhouse avenue.
 Mrs. Lickley of Washington avenu West Haven, have gone to Michiga for a visit of several weeks with MT Lickley's parents.
 Card have been issued for the sem annual meeting of the Connecticut SC ciety of Colonial Danes, of which MT Eli Whitney is president. The mee ing will take place on Thursday next { 12 o'clock at the Hotel Elton of W. terbury. After the transaction of roi tine business, the Rev Sherrod Sour will read a paper on "The Sword of U Lord and Gideon Hotchkiss." At o'clock luncheon will be served.
 Miss Ruth Porter of Rochester, h; been spending the week with MI Helen Porter of Whitney avenue.
 The wedding of Miss Mildred Dix man and Clifford Ives Stoddard, whic took place at the residence of Il brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Osei Dikeman of George street Saturdf afternoon and was extremely quit Only the immediate relatives witnesst the ceremony, which was performed
 2 o'clock by the Rev. James DeWo 0c Do otIlt