The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge and family of simsbury, who have been motoring through Europe for some months have returned to their beautiful home in Weatogue Governor and Mrs Me- Lean are back, as already reported, from their trip to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland Admiral W. s. Cowles of Pennington has reached Washing ton on his way horne from the Pacific coast
 Mrs. James White of Springfield is visiting her sister, Mrs A. sinelaire of Temple street,
 The engagement of Miss Genevieve Phelps Robbins, daughter of Mrs, Horace w. Robbihs of simsbury, and Rev. George Louis Curtis of Bloom field, New Jersey, is announced.
 Miss Leona T. Tines resigned her position as stenographer With W. K. Newport, 42 Church street, August Si, and will resume her class of piano scholars as usual on September 16.
 Miss Rena Everltt of Fourth avenue, West Haven, has returned from two weeks visit with her brother in Prov idence, R. l.
 Frederick Archer Ross and Miss El- sic Clara Never were married We'd nesday, August 2t, 1907, at the Little ,Church Around the Corner, by Rev. pr. Houghton. Their home Is now 151 East Flfty-fourth street, New York city Cards were received yesterday by friends of the couple, announcing their marriage. Mrs. Ross before her marriage was a stenographer at S' Church street. and lived with her par Tents at 14S Edgewood avenue
 Dr. Dorman, who Is on the medica staff of the Syrian Protestant college at Beirut, Syria, and Mrs. Dale, wh' Is at the head of the hospital and tho training school for nurses in the same institution, have been spending few days with Dr. Stuart Dodge in Sims bury, They gave an interesting ser vice at the Nelghborhood house ther, last Sunday evening. Rev, Dr. Brook of New York was present also ant l ppOhb DIlGllg dittl lAlltitNNliiS
 MT. and Mrs. John Carroll ant family of Davenport avenue have jus returned from a two weeks vacation lin Jefferson, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. John King of Wes
 Spring street, West Haven, entertalne over Sunday MT. and Mrs. Thoma
 Cornell, Mir. and Mrs. c. Fl, Lush, MT: W. Lush and Mir. and Mrs. R. Thorn lof Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Kin
 were presented with a solid silver cak Ibasket and half dozen cut glass gob lets.
 Frank J. Porter of the firm of B. ( Porter Sons, New Britain, and his SO IEliot, who is Yale student, are pas lsengers on the Cretic homeward boun lfrom Genoa.
 Miss Marion Keegan entertained flew of her friends Monday evening a lher home, 109 Lawrence street, in hon , or of Miss Bessie Costello of Bridge | Iport, who Is her guest.
 IA social whist and donkey party wi be given by Mrs. Jennie L. Smith ( [, IShort beach in the Granite Bay hot, : tonight. Mrs. Smith has invited ht I large circle of friends and pleasar . time is expected, Hearts will f trumps and hearts will be used I decorating. The ladies assisting Mr , Smith will also wear tiny heart n Handsome prizes will be awarde a both in the whist and the donke f party.
 The Misses Amrhyn of Whitneyvil ,, have returned home, having spent u summer in Long Hill. Conn. 6 The marriage of Miss Edna Gray d this city and VanAllen Kinney, j. d lof New Haven, will take pla, f lnext Wednesday, September IS, at tl residence of Mir and Mrs. H. s. Ell
 worth of No, 1243 Main street, liar (ford, the Rev Henry H. Kelsey, pa
 tor of the Fourth Congregation , lchurch officiating Mir. and Mrs. Ell '' worth have sent out invitations for
 reception to MT and Mrs. Kimm If from 730 to o'clock on the eveniI , of the marriage Friday evening. lnumber of friends of Miss Gray ga lu Iher linen shower, which was atten V. led by a large number
 ,e MT. and Mrs. B. Clark and fam r Iof Home place. who have been SUI
 mering in Madison, have return 7i home
 'n Pliny Jewell of Hartford is report
 as resting comfortably as possible Il This home on Pennington avenue,
 though he is suffering from a fractr ar of the hip bone, sustained last we st by fall.
 ut Mrs. Louis Lampson entertain ,a yesterday afternoon at her cottage
 Woody Crest the sewing circle as which she is member, Among
 ladies were Mrs. Harry Oviatt, M
 James Savage, Mrs. E. s. filling, M Ire E. w. Alling, Mrs, H, L. Grant or Mrs. William Hamilton. Id, William Ashby Cunning, formerly res New Haven but now of Hartford, Q 0l Miss Elizabeth Rose Farrel of N