The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-27
SOCIAL ITEMS.

Miss Bertha olmsted and Ralph olmsted, of West Haven, have return- ed from a weeks visit with their aunt, Mrs. Perkins, at Fairview Beach, Fairfield.
 Mrs. c. A. Bissell and daughter Carrie, of Preston street, Hartford, are spending two weeks with rela- tives in West Haven.
 Miss Edith Shillitto of West Ha- ven, has returned from a two weeks pleasure trip at Lake Waramaug and New Preston.
 Patrolman Simon Sertit, after twenty-four years of service on the city force, is going on a trip to Eu- rope for two months, during which time he will cover Rome, Russia and the rest. It is solely matter of a pleasure trip.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick Kinsley, of Smith street, West Haven, have re- turned from an extended stay in Mon terey, Mass.
 There is a decided improvement in the condition of Law Librarian Charles M. Fabrique. MT. Fabrique has been so seriously ill with typhoid that no hopes for his recovery were entertained at one time
 c. M. Rasmussen and daughter Ruth, of Westfleld la, are visiting at o. w, Reynolds in York street, West Haven.
 At the national convention of the Associated Fraternities of America, which closed in Buffalo Friday after a weeks session, Frank F. Tyler, of this city, secretary of the Fraternal Benefit league, was elected to serve on the executive committee.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph, of Baltimore, are the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. M. Mann, of Washington avenue, West Haven. Rudolph Goeckler, employed at R.. c. Greene's store, West Haven, will spend weeks vacation camping at Tuxis Island with a party of young men from this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard A. Ridall have returned after a weeks visit to powanda, Pa, Niagara Falls and El- mira, N Y
 The Misses May and Margaret Gam non, of Union avenue, West Haven. left yesterday for their vacation, which they will spend With relatives in New London.
 David MeNerney, letter carrier, and president of the L. P. Social club, is on a vacation and Is now at the Lake Shore house, White Lake, New York,
 Mrs James w. Cummings and daughter, Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain, of Center street, West Haven, left on Saturday for weeks stay at the inn in Newtown.
 Mrs D. s. Barry and children, of New York city, are visiting with MT and Mrs. James E. Goodwin, of 173 Pine street, Fair Haven. The officers and directors of the Aetna National bank, of Hartford. have issued elegant engraved invita- tions to the Hartford club for Mon day, September g, from to $ o'clock in the afternoon, to reception to be given to Appleton R. TIillyer, who will then have been connected with the bank for an even fifty years, Miss Marion c. Cross, of Hartford, | a graduate of Hartford high school, and since pupil and graduate of the Normal School of Gymnastics, this l.city, of which Dr. Arnold is director, now takes the position of instructress in physical culture in the South Nor walk city school During the past year Miss Cross has had charge of the phy- sical work at the Lowell district in this city. She has also done special work in directing some of the gym nastic organizations in this city.
 Rev. Father Frederick MoKeon, son of Daniel McXeon, of IS Tilton street, and brother of John J. Me- l