The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Misses Gertrude 0'Brien, Freda Erthel and Charlotte Hirsh will give Halloween masquerade dance to about forty of their friends at Short Beach tomorrow evening,
 Charles R. Wallbridge, of this city, was best man at the wedding in Hart ford Saturday of Miss Helen fulier Rabcock and Truman Horace Gris- woId. both of Hartford, Rev. w " Ranney, of the Park Congregatlonal church, tying the knot.
 Henry l.. Bostwick, of 27 College street, has returned from gunning trip to Eagleville,
 ]. H. Mansfield, of this city, presi- dent of the Connecticut Christian hh- deavor union, was one of the speakers announced on the program for the tali meeting last night of the New London c. E. union in New London,
 Mrs. Richard l.. Peard, who has been with her mother, Mrs. M, A, Todd, in Newtown for three weeks, re- turned to her home In Hartford Sat urdav. Mrs, Todd left Monday morn ine for New Haven, where she will re- main to be near her husband, who IS in the West Haven sa1iitarium, MT Todd does not gain much strength since his recent critical operation, still the nhysiciat,s are very hopeful for his complete recovery.
 Theodore Templeton, proprietor or Colonial Inn, left yesterday for Fort Pierce, Fla, tt be away four or i've months.
 John Wyckoff, of this city, has moved his family to Bridgeport and has taken up residence on East Main street, near Hamilton street, there. MT. | Wvckoff has secured a position with ths American and British Manufactur- | ing company.
 Mrs Crawford, of Superior, Wis, who has been the guest of Mrs R. A. Warner, of Court street, West Haven, has returned home.
 Miss Florence Whitney, of this city, Is spending week with relatives in ridgeport.
 Mrs Jarvis Kelsey of Center street West Haven, is visiting her daughter Mrs. McDivitt, in Newton Heights Boston.
 Miss May Cook of the Bee Hive staff, New London, is enjoying rev days stay with friends in New Ha- ven
 The Monday afternoon whist clup ol West Haven, were entertained Monday at the home of Mrs. Charles Cough The substitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. $. ]. Bryan, Mrs. Stephen Ray mond. L. P. Langdon and Miss Mar euerite Graham. The prize, dainty sugar shell. was won by Mrs E. A Lettney.
 Harold R. Durant, former assistant clerk of the house of representatives basehaIl manager and author, vii now assume a new role, that of an ac for His vaudeville sketch, entitled "The Lady and the Burglar, has beer sold to Miss Viola Adams of New York, who has been rehearsing witt MT. Durant, whom she has engaged al her leading man, and two others wh' assume minor roles. The vaudeville sketch will be given seven weeks ol
 the Poli circuit of houses and as MI Alonzo is identified with the Unite' Booking offices in New York. with hi
 recommendation it may get nearly 5 weeks of time on the Keith and Proc
 tor circuits.
 Mrs, Gertrude May Mott, who ha returned to Torrington from the Nev
 Haven hospital, was notified by Sc lectman Cook of Torrington that sh must either support herself or go bac
 to the town of Berlin, and let ther provide for her, if any assistane should be needed. She stated that sh
 was under engagement to act as house keeper for James D. Hart of Litch
 Aeid, who was to come after her. A 1 she has left Torr1ngton she is suppose
 to be at his home
 Grand Warden F. W. Hill and Grar
 Secretary Jeremiah Wall of this cit were among the grand officers of N.