The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-27
PERSONAL NOTES

The wedding of Miss Mae Wynne, the
 daughter of Mrs. Reynolds, of 60 Frank
 street, to William Antonio Frank of
 New York. will be celebrated Oct. g,
 at the Church of the Sacred Heart.
 Hollis D. Immieh, graduate of Yale
 Scientific school, 1906, who is in the
 employ of the Pennsylvania railroad
 has been transferred to On City, Pa.
 Mrs John Watson and son, John,
 have returned from visit to Chester,
 Penn, with Mr. Watson, who is locat-
 ed there.
 Miss Harriet Wallace, daughter of F.
 J. Wallace of Meriden, left Wednesday,
 for the MacDuff1e school for girls, at
 Springfield, Mass, where she will spend
 the year.
 William K. Parsons and Miss Parsons
 of Collingwood, O., are the guests of
 c. P. Dickerman, MT. and Miss Parsons.
 will also visit in Springfield with Nell
 son Adams, formerly of New Haven be- fore returning to Ohio
 Cards arc out announcing the com- ing marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Kelly, daughter of Police Officer James II. Kelley, of West Haven, to
 Thomas Joseph Raffile. The ceremony will take place in St. Lawrence's R. c.
 church, West Haven Oct g, at D. m. Both the young people are well known < and popular.
 2 Invitations are out announcing the | approaching marriage of Miss Rather i, inc Dorothy Borne to Dr. Charles C.. , Davis. Miss Borne is daughter of Thomas E Borne of 1S2 Fillmore street.
 A. J. Finley of Havana, who has been
 visiting his cousin, Mrs. c. H. Bush : of Elm street, West Haven, has return ed to New York and will sail for home 7 on Saturday.
 z Miss Sylvia May Elcock, the so- z z prano, sang for few friends Wednes- Y day evening In the studio of George . sulli in the Insurance building. Her ,i delightful program was thoroughly ap- VI preciated by her guests.
 Mir. and Mrs ID. A. Lettney and fam
 fly of West Haven, are spending a few days with relatives at woodmont. n Mir and Mrs. Cyrus w.. Jones oi Y New Haven are spending the week al < Waramaug Inn. Bantam Lake. 1 Miss Clara Wentworth, who has beer 'n spending the summer at her home 1T D Milton Mills, Vt, has returned to tho - home of her brother In Main street West Haven.
 Miss Emma Faith of Southington, f o spending a few weeks with Miss Hen ,' mig of Clark street.
 m na Miss Esther Amelia Stone, daughter ~ of Mrs, Cornelia J. Stone of 57S Winth <, rop avenue, will be united in marriag V, to Charles Franklin Erich, on Monda. W evening, October ', at 8 o'clock, a ', Calvary Baptist church Mrs. Kar a Squires of Greenport, N Y, will sS ~. matron or honor and Joseph Kearney % Yale 'O7, will be best man. The usher .s will be several girl friends of the bride =, Miss Nettie Kelsey, Mrs N. sherma .e Palmer, Mrs. Harry E. Marvin an a ~ Miss Beulah Graham.
 Mrs. W. c. Goodwin, former resi- ~e dent of Bristol, has left for White
 water, Wis., where she will spend tn
 winter with her daughter, Mrs. Wat sen. Mrs. Goodwin has been spendin ~ the summer with her son in New Ha /" ven.
 ey MT. and Mrs. c. c. Kirkham of Eas a Haven, who have been spending tn " summer at their cottage at Cose ~ Beach, has returned to town. Mir. ant
 Mrs George Kirkham, who were dow
 for two weeks, are also home.
 Miss Helen Dempsey of New Haven <. ue who has been the guest of her cousin o~ Miss Gertrude O'Brien of North Mai a street, Waterbury, has returned. ss Miss Eneline Street of East Haven
 who accompanied her sister, Mis-
 Grace, to Poughkeepsie few day U ago. has returned home. l- Joseph Dutton, we'll known Bris le tol newspaper correspondent will com,
 to-day to New Haven, where he vii pursue studies in the law department Ia of Yale college.
 It Miss Lillian Cable of Chestnut Ire, i- hill and Miss Abby Pope of Towantic 'u Oxford, began their duties as teacher! IL of the Christian Street and Bowers vile schools, respectively, on Monda!
 this week.
 Miss Edna Frost of Montowese, wh le has had throat trouble of late, wa ol operated on last Monday and her ton to sils were removed. The operation tool al place at the home of her uncle, Clar
 ence Frost. and was performed by pr
 Higgins of North HavC.I, assisted b. le Dr. filling of New Haven. Miss Eros s- is doing as well as can be expected. er Leonard Downey of Pennsylvania
 spent Tuesday night with his colleg
 friend, Harold Clark, in East Haven lg being en route for Middletown, leavin -st for the latter place Wednesday morn ue ing.
 III Capt. and Mrs E. B. Van Winkle o ls Litchfeld returned on Tuesday even lt- ing from their nearly three months
 trip to Alaska Yellowstone Park an other points of interest in the Rookie saitt and on the Pacific coast n Harold Clark of East Haven spen ad Wednesday in Roslyn, L. |, it bemg is business trip.
 h. Mns. Owens and daughter of Bridge
 port are guests of her sister, Mrs vn flames Roberts, in Riggs street, OK 'is ford.
 ct, Pomeroy Maynes Wilcox and Nelli ," Rowland iAskew will be married at 6
 Center street, Meriden, Wednesday es October 16, the ceremony being per
 formed Inv Raetar A T Randall of Si