The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-22
PERSONAL NOTES.


 engagement of their daughter. Eliza beth Wyndham, and Henry Stuart Hetchkiss of New Haven, Conn. MT. Hotchkiss is the only son of Henry L. Hotchf1iss and Is graduate of Yale university, class of 1900. The wedding will take place at Washington early in October
 A story is going from newspaper to that Judge Henry Holt of the United States district court of New York city will be given a degree of IL. D. this year, when his class of 1862 has its forty-ffth anniversary. The fact IS that Henry Holt of 1852 is the well known New York publisher, who al- ready has his degree. United States Judge Holt is George C., of the class of 1866. Judge Holt was class orator of his class and for a few months just after graduation was engaged in jour nalism in this city. It is currently ru- mored that one of the importast honor ary D. D. $ will go to Hartford this year and be given to a gentleman whom all recognize as fully worthy of the honor.
 Thomas McBain Steele, Trinity, 1902, was one of the ushers at the wedding in New York last Saturday of Carl M. Owen and Miss Shirley Barnes. Mir Steele is in the law department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company.
 Miss Nellie Buckley is home from New Haven for a two weeks vacation in Now Hartford
 Miss Belle Colony, who has been spending week in Milford leaves here to-day for an extended stay in Maine.
 The many friends of Miss Mabelle Scott Clarke of Derby avenue will be interested in the announcement made yesterday by her parents of her mar riage on Thursday in Philadelphia to Liva Ernest Barnes. MT. Barnes is a wealthy paper bag manufacturer in the Quaker city. The wedding took place at the Hotel Bellevue -Stratford. The bride is the daughter of Former Police Commissioner John H. Clarke and was formerly a pupil at the Orton and Nichols school and at the Yale art school
 Thursday, the 18th, was the forty seventh anniversary of the marriage of Hon. and Mrs. George M. Woodruff of Litchf1eld. In all these years there has never been stormy 18th of June.
 Among the weddings of the coming week will be that of Miss Mae Lamp son of Washington and Hawley Lin coin of this city.
 Clarence. .Foskett of this city has been visiting at John Garrihans in Mill River near Winsted for a few days.
 pr, and Mrs. M. J. Adams of 1162 Chapel street left for the Maine woods on Thursday
 Mrs. E. T. Walsh of Kensington street, New Britain, is entertaining her niece, Mrs. Charles Larmer of this city.
 c, c. Bradley, ST., accompanied by Mrs. E. N. Bradley of 115 York street are enjoying a visit with Mrs, F. D. Ives in Cheshire.
 Joseph gE. Lyons was given farewell supper at the west Shore by 9 party of friends Thursday evening. Among those present were M. J. Goode, Will liam and John Ready, James Gallagher, Daniel Brennan and William Mcclure. MT. Lyons Is to marry Miss Rather inc Gallagher next week
 Mrs. Sara Barnes and Mrs. Fred Roberts of Cheshire are spending a few days with Mrs. N. S. Platt in this city,
 MT. and Mrs. William Schlessinger of New York announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Beulah Schlesin- ger, to Albert A. Williams of this city An at home will be given for the young people on Sunday afternoon, June 30 at the Hotel Rand, West 18th street, New York, from to 6 o'clock. MT Will Hams is one of New Haven's best known musicians and in the last few years has made a name for himself as a writer of popular music. His lat est composition, the Teddy Bear" waltz, is now in it's eleventh edition.
 Four Cheshire young women gradu- ated yesterday with the class of '07 at the Waterbury high school. They were Hazel French, Eleanor Moss, Elsie Roberts and Edith Bradley.
 The summer dance of the Society of Phi Delto at the Shoreham at Morris Cove last evening was attended by many people from this city. Odenklr- chen's orchestra played for the danc- ing,
 At noon yesterday Mrs. William P. Futile of Elm street entertained at luncheon the group of ladies who enjoy ed an outing in Atlantic City together a short time ago The table decora- tions consisted of sweet peas, big center piece of these flowers being formed and the favors were small bask- cts of sweet peas. The guests were Mrs Rollin g. Woodruff, Mrs, Joseph T. Fitch, Miss Addie Fitch, Mrs. Leon- ard Hotchkiss and Mrs. W. L. Allen. 2
 Cadet Edward Putney of the West Point military academy, returned to West Point yesterday after a three days leave of absence. Cadet Putney Is now a first classman. Out of 18O cadets he ranked nineteenth in his class.
 The marriage of Miss Sarah Chapel Watsrman, daughter of Captain Henry Waterman of Hudson, N. Y, to Albert Robert Chamberlain, son of former Governor and Mrs. Ablram Chamber lain. was celebrated in St. Paul's church, Poughkeepsie, N. r., Thursday afternoon at 2;3o o'clock. The groom is graduate of Yale '97 s.
 Rev. w. A. Harrod, pastor of the Shiloh Baptist church of Hartford, for merly pastor of the First Baptist