The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-23
PERSONAL
 NOTES

Mrs. Willard c. Fitch, of this city, is visiting her father, E. Harlow Holmes, in South Windham. Thomas Williams, for many years in the choir of Trinity church, has ac- cepted position with the college choir quartet of Battell chapel.
 Mrs. H. F. Hunting and son Roy, of Naugatuck, are visiting friends in this city.
 At the Montowese Baptist church tomorrow afternoon the ladies will meet for sewing, and at 5:3O o'clock supper will be served. At 8 o'clock the Jenny Wren club will give an en- tertainment
 Miss Margaret Downs, of this city, is spending afew days with relatives in Naugatuck.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Le Forge and son Louis, of S44 Dixwell avenue, have returned home after a very pleasant trip of two months in the Maine woods. They have brought with them as their guest Miss Frances Speed, of Bangor, Me.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, of this city, have been spending a week with Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Bacon in stmsbury.
 Mrs. Thomas filling will be hostess at the Ladies Benevolent society meet ing of Calvary Baptist church this evening
 Mrs Parmelee, who has been the guest for several weeks of Mrs. Marion Agnew at her home in Beach street, West Haven, left yesterday for New York, where she will spend the win ter.
 James Cox, of this city, one of the champion motorcycle riders of New England, is spending a few weeks at Mrs Edward Crossley's in Kensington recuperating from four weeks at tack of typhoid fever. I The Mayflower branch of the T. S.. Is. will give a whist next Tuesday after moon at 2:,30 at the home of Mrs. J. N. States, 964 Howard avenue. It is the earnest desire of the committee that every member be present, as the cold weather Is coming and there are many to care for.
 James Parks of this city, has sent This family to Bridgeport and has taken up residence on Lafayette street. linear Broad MT. Parks has secured a position with the American Grapho- phone company.
 Early in November, at the home oi Mrs. l.. Erwin Jacobs, 1887 Chape lstreet there will be given pound musicale to which the public will be invited.
 Mrs. John Bloch, of Newfeld ave. nue, Bridgeport is entertaining hel sister, Mrs. Charles Peters, of New Haven.
 Mrs. G. D. Brooks, of 1179 Chape lstreet, left yesterday for weeks visi with friends in Boston.
 Herman Lang, of Broad street Bridgeport, Is spending a few day with his brother, John Lang, of Nev Haven.
 Mrs. Charles White and daughte Edith, of Middletown, N Y, are tn guests of Mrs. Nelson Linsley, of S3
 Quinnipiac avenue.
 Joseph Thompson, of New Haver is spending few days with Mir. an z Mrs. George Stevens, of Summe
 street. Bridgeport.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hennessey an
 Miss Katherine Moran, of Nevada, ar e the guests of Mrs. T. F. Carberry, c y Campbell avenue, West Haven. e MT. and Mrs Adrian c. Heitmanl
 Jr, of New York, are the guests { n MT. Heitmann's parents, at their hon n on Elm street, West Haven. n Mir. Plaff and family closed the " Beach street cottage yesterday and rt E turned to their home on Unlversit place, New Haven. '- The Maypole Girls of West Have l- are planning an autumn dance to
 given in West Haven Town hall Tue' u day evening, Nov. 5. The Maypo s Girls, who are Misses Bessie Bohe ss Lulu Corcoran, Ida Eaton, Rose Del U mer and Elizabeth Martin, have achie'
 ed fame for the charming dances whlc |. they give several times each year. d The marriage is announced of Nil o Annetta Wilson to R. Henry Harri Y, Thursday, Oct. r, in Yarmouthpor ,o Mass
 70 A large delegation of New Have If Elks with some ladies in the party, wi ,h go to Bridgeport tonight to attend tl
 big carnival being given by Bridgepo "A lodge in their state armory all wee n The Bridgeport lodge has arranged
 call Wednesday New Haven night IT
 New Haven Elks will leave here at z;
 o'clock and will be met by Wheeler e. | Wilson's band when they arrive - Bridgeport.