The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
PERSONAL NOTES.

Frot. Charles Sehuchert, curator of the geological collection and head of Peabody museum, will spend this sum- mer with two assistants in an exten- sive geological excursion in New Jersey and Tennessee, The last part of the sumner will be spent in the Arbucke mountains of Oklahoma.
 Mrs F. E. Palmer of Indian Neck, who has been at Dr, Adams sanitari- um, West Haven, for some weeks, is able to return home for day now and then, and her family is feeling quite encouraged.
 Referee Henry G. Newton of the bankruptcy court, who conducts the Bi- ble class at Plymouth church, devoted yesterday afternoon to giving his pu- pills an annual trolley ride, and picnic at the shore. The party had fine time at Mansfield's Grove
 Thomas Mcclure and family of Whal- ley avenue are living at their shore cot tage at Branford Point for the sum- mer.
 The letter carriers of Superintendent Munson's staff, Westville, start on their annual vacation soon. one after the other
 Guy Baldwin of Whalley avenue is visiting friends in Dublin, N. H.
 Richard Percy, the organist and con- ductor of New York, formerly of this city, with Mrs. Percy, is now in Paris. He is to devote his summer to the study of oratorio work.
 Mrs. s, S Brooks and daughter Flor ence of Chester are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Wright of Prospect Hill, Clinton.
 William E. Beecher has returned from Anthony. N. M., where he has made his home the past four years and half and expects to spend the sum mer in town.
 Albert Bishop has returned to New Haven after visiting Mrs. Harry Earn ham on Commerce street, in Clinton.
 Mrs. L. P. Warren of Portland, Me, is visiting MT. and Mrs John c. North of Cold Spring street Later she will go to Prof. and Mrs. Dutton of wal lingford fer visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Wallace who were recently married at the brides home have returned and are with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buell. in Clinton.
 Miss Elmira Beck of Beacon avenue has returned from Wentworth, N. J., where she has been the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Beck of Upsala college during commencement week.
 Mrs Charles Taintor of Clinton is en- tertaining his niece, Mrs. Scott Lynn burner
 The class of 1906 Branford high school will have the annual class supper at the Branford Point house, June 26. Fol lowing the supper there will be dancing from untily F o'clock. Music by Smith and Clapp. Gentlemen will be charged nominal admission.
 Miss Nellie Allen, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Horace Allen and Percy Mae Nicholl, son of Rev and Mrs. Mac Nicholl of Naugatuck, were married last evening at the home of the bride on Second avenue, West Haven, The house decorations were daisies and ferns. The ceremony was per formed under an arch of ferns and daisies. Rev. Mir MacNicholl, fa- ther of the groom, assisted by Rev. MT. Hammond, pastor of the M. E. church, performed the ceremony. Miss Emily Stevenson of Springfield played the wedding march. Everett Allen and Walter Allen. brothers of the bride, were the ushers, The maid of honor, Miss Lulu Allen, sister of the bride, wore a pink silk gown, with lace trim mings and carried bouquet of day. break carnations. William MacNicholl, brother of the groom, acted as best man.
 Jonas Muhlfelder, of the firm of Muhlfelder Brothers, sailed for Europe yesterday on the steamer "Amerikana. MT. Muhlfelder's trip is in the interest of the Muhlfelder stores.