The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

street will. have as guests on Saturday her son. pr, Berthold Tiesing, and his bride, from Columbus, Neb. Dr, Tiesing VII be married in Nebraska to Miss An ella Dirks, daughter of Rev. pr. Dirks, on Wednesday, and they will come for a visit of several weeks. pr. Tiesing has been located in Columbus several years and is one of the leading young physicians, and is son of the late Captain Frank Tiesing, who was for years captain of the City Guard,
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the whist which will be given by the May flower branch of the Sunshine society in Republican hall next Monday after noon. and large attendance is assur- ed.
 The congregation of Humphrey street Cor gregational church will tender re- ception to their pastor, Rev. Frank R, Luckey. on Wednesday evening, it be- ing the nineteenth anniversary of his connection with the church as pastor. A fine musical programme has been arr ranged and refreshments will be served and pleasant social evening is sntici- pated.
 The new choir of the Humphrey street church, which sang yesterday for the second Sunday, gives excellent sat isfaction, their voices blending sweetly together, and large audiences enjoy the services. In the evening the pastor made short address of fifteen min utes only. The last supper of the sea- son. which was served last Wednesday evening. was attended by 19O persons, representatives of number of the city churches being present.
 Andre NJ, Jamellier has removed with his family from Springfield to this city where he has taken position with the Booth meat market.
 The Litchfeld colonists to open their sumn.ar home there the past week in clude Judge and Mrs. Morris w. sey- mour, who spent the past winter in town.
 Professor Edward vs Reynolds and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, who have been travelling in the east for nearly a year, are expected to arrive in San Francisco about May 15 They return to New Haven early in June. t Some of the New Haveners to spend the coming summer abroad will be Miss Rebecca D. Beach and Miss Re- becca Gibbons of Wall street, who will sail for the other side early in June < On Friday May IT, Miss Dorothea Dexter will give a dance at the Lawn club for the younger members of so- cety.
 1 Mrs Frank w. Benedict of Howe street has sailed for Europe. She will be away during the summer.
 The first of Mrs. Frank H. Shells at ] homes will take place this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs She'll who has been passing the winter in New York. has sent out her cards from the New Ha- ven, house. where she is again domi- ciled.
 I Mrs. Frederick Stanley Root return ! ed home few days ago from abroad where she spent a greater part of her winter In Egypt.
 Miss Hattie Ihne, daughter of Charles Time, and Miss Ruby Speck, daughter ! of s. H. Speck of West Haven, have l just recovered from an attack of the humps
 Prof. Charles A. Judd of Yale was one of the speakers at the thirty-first annual conference of the Eastern Con- necticut Teachers association
 James Cummings of Fairfield, who has been studying in the Yale law school, has made application for admis- sion to the bar of Fairfield county and will take his examinations soon
 Miss Elizabeth Beach, who has been spending several weeks as the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Mary Hall on Spring street, Portland, has returned to this city.
 Miss Emberton of the New Haven hospital. who has been nursing Henry Burr, jr., of Fairfield, during his re- cent illness. has returned home
 Miss Rena c. Morrissey, now teach CT in this city, but for several years en- gagged in a similar capacity in Thomas ton, is visiting friends in the latter place.
 MT and Mrs. F. G. Ingersoll of Rye. N r.. and A. J. Hill of this city were recent guests at the Grand Central | Newton
 Thomas Bennison of South Manches- | .t and Ladder No. to the state conven- tion of aremen to be held in this city in August