The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-10
PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Lois Botham, of Jersey City, IS visiting MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Luckey, of SSS Orange street.
 Mrs. Charles Smith, of William street who has been visiting relatives lin Brooklyn for month, returned to the city Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Bullock, of Mel rose, Mass, have been stopping with Mrs. Bullock's sister, Mrs. N. A. Palm CT, at 154 Grown street.
 A ve..y pretty wedding will be sol emnized at 7:3O Wednesday evening at Calvary Baptist church, the contracting parties being Miss Lena Smith, of Howe street, and William Bedding, of Hazel street.
 Professor John H. Niemeyer, of the Yale Art school, and Mrs. Niemeyer de- parted from New York Saturday in the steamer Nectar for Naples. They will Z pass the summer in Italy.
 MT. and Mrs Robert M. Wilcox, who since their return from Europe have spent considerable time in New York city, are now located at the Barracks, Short Beach.
 Mrs. Frank c. Woodruff will open her house in Orange Tuesday, June IS, for charity whist for the benefit of the Elm City Sunshine society. Invitations have been received by several West Haven ladies to attend this whist.
 Mrs. A. H. Simonds has arrived at Agawam cottage and has for her guests MT. and Mrs. Broderick, of Stepney.
 Miss Elizabeth May, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John T. Clark, and Dr. Ray Everett Turner, of Bridgeport, will be married Wednesday at the home of the bride on Elm street, West Haven. On account of the recent death of Mrs. Clark's sister the marriage will be at tended by only the immediate family.
 Bishop Goodsell and his family ar rived at their summer home in Rock land park, Short Beach, last week. The bishop looks hale and hearty and shows not a trace of fatigue from the hard work of the winter.
 Attorney Paul Russo has returned tc New Haven from a very pleasant triI flo the Jamestown exposition. MT. Rus So left New Haven last Monday 1T company with his wife and son. Or the trip down the party stopped al Philadelphia, Washington, Richmond Va. and finally at the exposition. Re turning to New Haven, MT. Russo tool the outside route up the coast to New York.
 MT. and Mrs. George o. Bradley, of 2 Cottage street, announce the engage qnent of their youngest daughter, Ger trude E., to Henry Chappelle MT Chappelle is an electrician for the Con solidated railroad, and Miss Bradley | a bookkeeper. Mir. Bradley is the well known retired patrolman.
 Clarence W. Lowe, son of Colone Jnhn w. Lowe, formerly of this city has accepted a fiattering offer to tax charge of the art department of tn Colgate Soap and Perfume company, o New York. It will be remembered tha he recently won a prize in competition with many others in Brooklyn lie l also a graduate of the Boardma school. where he was 8 also prize winner He graduates this month wit high honors from the Pratt institute and will soon after assume the NeV York position.
 MT. and Mrs George A. Maycoc started yesterdayin their automobile fo Poukhkeepsie to visit their daughter Helen. and attend the graduation exer cises of Vassar college. Miss Hele q member of the Vassar College Gle club, which gives a concert to-morro' night. After the concert MT. and Mr. Maycock and daughter will return t this city in their automobile. In Au gust in response to an invitation fror her uncle Joseph Maycock of New Tor she will spend the month at his cottag at Thousand Islands and assist in en tertaining his friends.