The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-24
PERSONAL NOTES.

city. The ceremony was performed Dy | the Rev. Thomas E. Davies of Hart ford. At 3:30 o'clock the bride entered | the parlors on the arm of her brother, Mir. Alfred B. Hall of Lakeville, Conn. Here she was met by the groom, who was accompanied by MT. Howard P. Nash of Ridgeleld, Conn. The maid of honor was Miss Grace Dorman Bates Of Chester, Conn. The bride wore white point d'esprit, and carried a shower bouquet of white sweet peas, The maid of honor's gown was of pink radium, and her bouquet was of pink sweet peas. At o'clock MT and Mrs. Page left in an automobile for an ex- tended trip, part of which will be spent in Nova Scotia Many out-of- town guests were present.
 Dr. J. J. Cohane and Miss Mary J. Kreegan will be married at St. Pat ricks church this week. The bride is a graduate of Hillhouse High school and of New Haven High school and has taught in Webster school Dr. Co., hane is a graduate of Yale and a prominent young physician. Dr. aud Mrs. Cohane will reside in Grand ave- nue.
 The annual outing and shore dinner to be given by Trumbull lodge, No. 22 F. and A. NJ, next Wednesday even
 ing, will be one of the largest parties at the shore this summer. The com mittee reports a large demand for tickets and everything points for good time for all who attend.
 Mrs. l.. Barr of Greene street left New Haven for Chicago and St. Paul, Minn., Saturday to visit her sons and relatives. She will be gone about two months.
 Mir. and Mrs. William schlesinger of ment of their daughter, Beulah to Mir. Albert A. Williams of this city. At home, Sunday, June 30, at Hotel Rand, 142 West 18th street, New York city, from to 6 o'clock No cards MT. Williams is one of the best known pianists and orchestra leaders in New Haven and is widely known as a com poser, having to his credit a number of very catchy and popular piano and orchestral works. He is with the Steinert company of Chapel street. His financee is a very charming society girl.
 Eighty members of the New Haven Chautauqua union held their annual summer outing Saturday afternoon at the summer home of Postmaster How arth, Lily Brook farm, Orange, and enjoyed very pleasant social gather ling. Officers were elected as follows: President G. H. Taylor; vice presi- dent, Mrs. James Debaun; secretary, Miss Genevieve Damn and treasurer, Frederick Bostwick. An address was made by the Rev. F. C. Tullar, which was listened to with great interest. A basket luncheon was partaken of and MT. and Mrs. Howarth entertained their friends very pleasantly. MT. Henry Clark of Lansing, Mich, is visiting at the home of his brother in-law, Edward Buel, and expects to remain during the summer This is MT. Clarks first visit to Connecticut and he expresses himself as much pleased with the country in general.
 Prof. and Mrs. Arthur M. Wheeler of Trumbull street will have as their guest over commencement a classmate of Professor Wheeler's, the Rev. Au- gustus H. Strong, president of the Rochester Theological seminary.
 MT. George M Adams, the son of Mir s. s. Adams, who will be grad uated from the academic department of the university next Wednesday will leave that evening for Jacksonville, Fla, where on Friday evening he will be married to Miss Ruby Moore of that city. The wedding will be one of the society events of the month in Jack sonville, where the bride has lived for years. Mr. Adams will be unattended but Miss Moore will have as matron of honor, Mrs. Scriven Gerrow Bond of Jacksonville. As stated before Mir Adams will be the first member of his class to be married, beating Capt Sammy Morse of the Varsity crew by just one day.
 Major Isaac Bromley with Mr. Will liam Greenough of New York will sail Thursday, June 27, for summer abroad. Mrs. Bromley with the Misses Bromley have gone to their summer home at Groton for the hot months.
 Dr. E. c. Ross, veterinary surgeon, formerly of this city, but recently of Florida, is in, town.
 Prof. Irving Fisher of Prospect street, yesterday delivered an address at the exercises attending the laying of the cornerstone of new sanitarlum for the treatment of tuberculosis pa- tients in Yonkers, N. Y.
 Miss Lillian Beck of Holton, Kan, and daughter of the editor of the Hol- ton Recorder, is visiting Miss Villa
 E. Wilson, 2SO Portsea street.
 MT. and Mrs. David Daggett have closed their Wall street house and are
 at their cottage at Pine Orchard. Prosecuting Attorney Robert J.
 Woodruff gave a dinner to about fifty members of Troop A and their friends
 Saturday afternoon in Union League.
 The dinner was an informal affair and had nothing to do with the dedication services of the new Troop A building.
 Mrs. Henry Spencer Parmelee of
 IIillhouse avenue has gone to Eastern lPoint, Groton, for few weeks.
 The annual reunion of the Parish as- 1 sociation of Branford will be held at Granite Bay hotel at Short Beach next
 Wednesday. Mrs. Vinal is secretary
 of the association and is anxious to
 hear from all members.
 Mrs Artemas J. Haynes and chill dren are domiciled at their cottage al Pleasant Lake, Cape Cod, for the sum- mer. Mir. Haynes will go down later Pavv