The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04
PERSONAL
 NOTES

Hampton, l.. l., youngest udk5 uleI Ol the late Rev William Havens, for mer pastor of the Congregational church, has been in town several days calling on old friends.
 Gilbert Bishop, of Glendon, Mary land, was a visitor in New Haven on Wednesday and attended the football game between Wesleyan and Yale at Yale field. Mr Bishop is a junior at Wesleyan
 The Wayside Cleaners, of East Ha- ven, will meet this evening at the par sonage. This is business meeting, and a large number should be in att tendance.
 The Wah Wah Taysee girls, of Wcst Haven, who have been spending ten days at the Stone cottage at Short Beach, have returned home Although the early part of their stay was rainy they had a delightful time.
 Miss Nettie Durant, daughter of Jeweler Durant, is spending her yaca- tion in Providence
 Mrs. G. c, Woolley and little daugh- ter have returned home from few weeks visit with Mrs. Woolley's. par ents in Hartford. Miss Louise Nettleton. of this city, is a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Wilcox in Ivoryton Mrs. Frank R. McGinn of the Indian Point house, Stony Creek, has just re- turned from visit in New York with Mrs. George Smith and is spending a few days with Miss Emma Moegling at | the Beach house, Savin Rock. Representative Henry Terrell of Cheshire Is quite Ill at his home on West Main street. Dr. Russell of New Haven Is attending him.
 Miss Helen Harper Webb of Baltl- more, Md., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. William E. Whittlesey of Whal- ley avenue.
 F. o. Ives of Cheshire has been spending a few days in town. Mir. Ives has opened his new store in Hol- yoke, Mass, and reports brisk bust ness.
 Dr. and Mrs, Mott of New York VII. spend the month of october with their sister Mrs. Algernon Corbin of George street.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Frost, who have been spending the summer at their cottage on Beach street, savin Rock, have returned to Duncan hall for the winter months
 The engagement Is announced of Miss Jennie Louise Smith of this city and Mir Benjamin Frederick Rungee, also of New Haven. Mir. Rungee is a talented young musician and is now organist at Calvary Baptist church. The marriage will take place in the early fall. =
 Mrs. Caroline B. Buell. of East Hampton, formerly of this city, presi- dent of the state w. c. T. U., ad- dressed a good size audience of women in the parlors of the Baptist church Wednesday afternoon on How Women Can Aid in the Temperance Cause"
 Mir and Mrs. Estop of Pittsburg are the guests of the Misses Blakeslee of ! George street, West Haven.
 Mrs. John Tarbell of Cheshire is in Yonkers, N r., for a weeks visit.
 Fred Alling, who is employed at the D. M. Welch Sons store in Campbell avenue, Is enjoying weeks vacation which he is spending in Boston, Mass.
 Miss Flora Blakeslee of Cheshire has nearly recovered from her recent ill., ress.
 Mrs Clarence Blakeslee and daugh- ter Miss Julia Blakeslee, are spending the week in Boston. The combined musical clubs of Trim ity college have elected Henry C. Good rich, 09, business manager for the en- suing year and President w. R. Cross,
 OS, is empowered to appoint com mittee of three to make nominations for the office of assistant manager. William B. Davis, who has trained the clubs so successfully for the past two years, has been re-engaged.
 Miss Lima E. Pond of this city, as- sociate grand matron, and Miss Mary Finders of this city, grand electa, were among the grand officers present at the red letter night of Eureka chapter, Q. E, s. in Windsor last Tuesday night.
 The engagement Is announced of Miss Violo Goodlng of First avenue, West Haven, to MT. Bartholomew of New Haven
 Miss Avery of Bridgeport and Mir. Crother of New York have been the guests for a few days of MT. and Mrs. Frank Travis of Church street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs B. J. Heating have re- turned from a pleasure trip to Chica- go, H., and the west,
 Mir. and Mrs. William Wickstrom have removed from Saybrook Point to their new home in New Haven Mir, Wicksuom has accepted a position with the Southern New England Tele- phone Co
 Mrs, E. J. Clark of Campbell avenue Is spending the week with friends ln | Holbrook, Mass. The members of the Young Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church, West Haven were the guests last eve , ming of Misses Eleanor and Esther Richards at their summer home at Merwin's Point. Many social games and forms of entertainment were en- ioyed.
 Dr. A. O. Fasser, after being house surgeon at the New Haven hospital