The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-05
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9
IN SOCIETY

AH1IAass Mir and Mrs. Henry Butler. who have just returned from very enjoyable two months vacation spent in Vest field, Mass, will leave in day or two for MT. Buffers old home at Stockport on the Hudson river, New York
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Frisbie, jr., and Miss Frisbie have returned to their home in Waterbury from a delightful trip abroad They arrived Monday on the Minnehaha
 MT. and Mrs. Hayes Q. Trowbridge and Mir. Charles Monson, in a 4o-horse- power Thomas car, arrived at the FL ton, Waterbury, and registered for luncheon on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Norris G. Osborn, Miss Dorothy Osborn and Miss Katherine Osborn, who have spent a very pleasant sum- mer at Washington, Conn, returned yesterday to their home on Bradley street
 Dr, Bacon of S2 High street has re- turned from vacation spent very pleasantly at Peterham, Mass Mrs. Willis E. Miller, Miss Gertrude Miller and Miss Mabel Miller have arr rived in Paris, France.
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 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Wade of Water bury returned Saturday on the Princes. sin Auguste Victoria from a motoring trip through England and Scotland.
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 Mir. Morris steinert, who with his daughter, Mrs. Ullman and her two children, has been at his summer home at Morris cove since early July, moved back to town yesterday, and all are I settled at Mir steinert's handsome W;hitneyville home for the winter.
 Prof John IT. Nlemeyer and Mrs Niemeyer are among the recent arriy. als at the HiIlhurst, Norfolk, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ball of Durham Conh,,. have sent out invitations for the wedding of their daughter Miss Eliza. beth May Ball, and MT. Frederick Mum. ford Damn, son of Mrs. John A. Danr 1 of Ferry street, this city. The wedding will take place in Durham on Sept. # at s:SO o'clock.
 Miss Harriet Burr Main of Meri- den was married at 3:3O yesterday af- lternoon in Sa. Andrews church to Rev, Floyd s. Leach, of New York city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert B. Kinder, canon of the cathedral of St. John the Divine, in New York, and also superintendent oi the New York Protestant Episcopa ICity Mission society, Rsv Arthur T, Randali rector of St. Andrews assis- ted in the ceremony, which was a quiei Iaffair with only relatives and immedi- late friends in attendance.
 The chancel and altar were decor ated in pink and green with pinl asters, palms and ferns in an effect. i've but simple arrangement. R. A. H, Clarke, organist of the church played the wedding music, Chopin's "Nocturre" being given during the ceremony.
 The bride wore princess gown oi white rnarquisette, trimmed with princess lace and a picture hat wltl a white plume She carried bride roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Kate l. Nickerson, wore turquoise silk mus Hin, with valencinnes and velve' trimmings and her picture hat wal trimmed with pink roses. She carried lplnk bridesmaid roses
 The best man was Arthur J. Mon roe of New York, while the usherl were Harry H. Smith and Stanley T Williams, of this city, Ernest Wheel l er of New York and Rev. Watson Woodruff, of New Britain,
 Immediately following the ceremony luncheon was served the members of the bridal party at the Winthrop Many beautiful gifts were received from friends and relatives.
 Rev. Mir. Leach and Mrs. Leach vii be at home after October 1 at s5 Whitlock avenue, the Bronx, New Yorl city. The groom, who was during hi college days at Wesleyan, chaplain 0 the Connecticut School for Boys, | now chaplain of the Riverside hospita lin New York and also chaplain for tn aiker's island branch workhouse.