The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-26
PERSONAL NOTES.

MT. duQ UNITS. INV uldIn 'I' DdliuLA have entertained this week Mrs. James Bill of Springfield, Mass.
 Louis Oldershaw is the winner of the Tucker prize at Yale Scientific school. He Is a son of ex-Alderman Hiram Oldershaw of No. 447 Arch street, New Britain.
 Captain Magnus Manson and family, Mr. John T. Manson, Captain and Mrs. E. 0. Gruener and Mrs. Harry c. Hol- comb, left on Monday for Squirrel Is- land, Booth-Bay Harbor, Me.
 A dispatch from Warsaw, Ind, an- nounces the serious illness of Rev. pr. J.Wilbur Chapman, the evangelist, who conducted a campaign in Hartford last winter He is suffering from heart trouble and is in room adjoining that of his wife. who is lying at the point of death from blood poisoning, follow ing a surgical operation.
 "Dr. George Merrick Baker, of the German department of Yale University has been granted years leave of ab- sence. He will said for Europe July 19, with Mrs. Baker for Europe to spend the year in study and travel. They are spending the intervening time with Mrs. Bakers parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ed ward Mahl, at their country home on the Tarmington.
 Mir. Orlo D. Parker of the flagship Maine lis enjoying furlough with his father,4 MT. c. M. Parker of Winthrop avenue.
 George Macy Merriman, a teacher in the Butte High school, who is spend ing his vacation in Bristol, is in New Haven, this week, attending the trien- nial celebration of his class at Yale.
 pr. and Mrs. Merriam of Massachu- setts are attending the graduation of their son, MT. Charles Goodwin Mer- riam, and are stopping at 25 Whalley avenue over Commencement week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deming and daughters of Wethersheld, are in New Haven, attending the Commencement exercises at Yale. Clinton Deming is one of the graduates and will enter John Hopkins University in the fall
 Mrs. J. E. K. Morris and daughter of New York and MT. and Mrs. B. F. Jones of Collinsvlle, are the guests over Commencement week of Mrs. l.. H. Hall of 90 Lake place.
 MT. and Mrs H. Grant Thompson, Miss Margaret B. Thompson and MT. Graham F. Thompson are registered in Paris, France
 MT. Raymond Messinger, 1906, of Chi- cago, is visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Messinger of Whaley av- enue over Commencement week.
 Mrs. A. MI Dershmier and Mrs. Cath arine Jenkins of Scranton, Pa., are the guests during commencement of MT. and Mrs. w A. Evans, of 599 Elm street. MT. Evans was graduated with the class of 1902 Yale, and will receive the degree of Master of Arts on We'd nesday.
 Mrs. N. w. Beyea of this city has been visiting Miss George Lancaster of southwick, Mass.
 M. F. Raymond Hunt of Columbia, and Miss Mabel F. Holmes of New London, were married Tuesday of last week at the home of the brides par ents. The bridegroom is the son of MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt of Columbia, a graduate of Williams college inS 1905, and of Yale in 1906. After completing his course at Yale. he secured place as Instructor Tn Greek and German at Lafayette college in Easton, Pa, which he still holds. Mir. and Mrs. Hunt reside in Easton.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Saunders of this city, have returned from a visit to Southwick, Mass.
 Miss Frances Irving, daughter of Dr. and Mrs s. W. Irving. of New Britain, was married two weeks ago Saturday by an Episcopal clergyman in Bridge port to John Fitzgerald, clerk in a corset factory, of that place. She came home the following Monday, and said, 'I'm married, father" This is said to have been the first knowledge which the father had, but he was not sur prised. Miss Irving met her lover while employed for a short time in the of flee of the corset factory. Dr. Irving is in the Hartford hospital, where he was admitted week ago today for treatment for an abscess of his ear.
 Mfss Mary Garrison of New Haven, whoStlas been visiting friends on South Maing street, Wallingford, has returned home.
 Mrs. UTlman, of A Bishop street, has as guests her daughter, Mrs. Brenner, and her granddaughter, Mrs. Milton Loeb, and her little great-grandchild, all oflNew York, which represents the fourth generation in the family Mrs. Brenner was formerly of this city, where the late Mir Brenner kept a clothing store on State street.
 Mrs. Frank Tiesing, of 95 Bishop street, entertained over Sunday her son. pr. Herbert Tiesing, and Mrs. Tiesing, of Willimantic; Miss Ulrich, of Baltimore, and Dr. Taft, of Water- bury.
 Louis stadtmiller, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Stadtmiller, of Waterbury, will spend the latter part of the week with his grandmother, Mrs Louis Weckesser, of AS Bishop street. MT. stadtmiller comes to take the exami- nations prior to entering Yale in the fall
 Henry Stadtmi1ler and family, of Waterbury, will remove next week to Stamford, where MT. Stadtmiller has fine position with 8, large manufactory there-
 Mrs. Wilbur Smith, of Eld street. gave a whist last Friday afternoon at her residence for the benefit of the Florence Crittenton home. There were five tables and the game was played from to 5 o'clock. The first prize, an embroidered towel, was won by Mrs.