The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

At Trinity P. E. church yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock Rev. MT. Sco- vile united in marriage Miss May E. Aylwin and Edward H. Miller. The church was tastefully decorated with flowers. The ceremony took. place in the presence of only the immediate families of the bride and groom ana a small number of friends. The bride was given away by her brother, George I. Aylwin, and Miss Lillian AylWin, the hride's sister was maid of honor. Robert Miller, brother of the groom, was best man, and the ushers were Wilson Hume, cousin of the groom, and Horace Aylwin, Q cousin Of the bride After an absence of one month the couple will make their home at lSS Wall street.
 Judge and Mrs. F. w. Seymour, MT. and Mrs. Thurlow Bronson and the Misses Neva and Christine Price were among the Winsted people at the Yale Harvard ball game.
 Miss Mary Ensign Newton and Will liam Albert Lilley, jr,, Yale 'OS, were united in marriage in St. Johns r. E' church at 6S0 o'clock last evening, The brides maid of honor was her sister Miss Carol Newton, Henry Hooker was best man, and the ushers were sabin Russell. a senior in the Yale Law school. Wolcott Remington, of Stam- ford, and Winthrop A. Clark and Al fred Bower, of New Jersey. A recep- lion to the families and immediate friends followed at the Eld street res- tdence of the brides mother, Mrs. Mar Quis B. Newton.
 Charles J. Monast, of this city, and Miss Emma LaPalme, of Willimantic, were married at St. Marys church in that place Tuesday morning by Rev. Arthur DeBruycker. There was special nnuslc at the ceremony, solos being sung by Miss Olbina Blanchette and Miss Irma Meunier The bride was given away by her father J. Godfrey IaPalme, and brother of the groom AdeIard Monast, accompanied the groom.
 George Arthur Smith, a graduate of +he Hartford public high school, 1899, and of Yale, 1903, received the degree If M. D. at the recent commencement at Johns Hopkins university, Balti- more. Dr. Smith is a son of eX-SherlH Edwin J. Smith
 Bella Lyon Pratt, who was here at commencement, a guest of the class Of ,57. is the distinguished Boston sculp- tor whose father, the late George Pratt of Norwich, was well known member of the class. His distinguish ed son, native of Connecticut, was for a time a student of the Yale Art school. where he was trained by Pro- lessor Weir and Professor Uiemeyer. At the very beginning of his career he had the advantage of working for some time as assistant to Augustus Saint Gaudens. He also studied for some time in Paris with Faguiere. MT. Pratt though still comparatively young man. has taken a high rank among American sculptors.
 City Engiseer F. H. Oldershaw of New Britain, has been attending the commencement exercises at Yale this week. His brother, Louis Oldershaw, is a member of the Sheffield Scientific school graduating class.
 Mrs. Frank Stoneman and son Fred erick. of Columbus, O., who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs G. T. Stone man at their home on Beach street, West Haven, left for New York yes terday and will soon sail for a summer ahroad.
 Samuel James Goldberg, who gradu- ated from the Yale Medical school on Monday, receiving honorable mention for excellence in the examinations ot the four years, and the degree of doctor of medicine cum laude, is a son of Kol- ran Goldberg, of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs, Carl stoeckel, of Nor folk, are spending few days in Yer mont with relatives
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Birge, of Indi- annapolis, have arrived to spend the summer with Mrs. Birge's mother, Mj>, Thompson, of Mansfield street