The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-22
PERSONAL NOTES.


 MT. and Mrs. George W. Wood of Elmwood street Naugatuck, have as their guests Mrs. Ernest Woodruff and children of New Haven.
 The Messrs. Frederick Calm, George Sanders, Gilbert Murray and Master Harry Wrinn enjoyed an auto trip to New York and tour of that city and Brooklyn Sunday While in New York city they were the guests of Messrs. Milliken and McQueeney.
 MT, and Mrs. John Mooney of Hill side avenue, Naugatuck, who have been visiting relatives in New Haven, have returned.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hirch of Broad street, Bridgeport, have moved to New Haven, where MT. Hirch will embark in the tobacco and cigar business on the first of November
 Judge J. S. Bryant of West Haven is spending a week at his camp in the Adirondacks
 MT. and Mrs. William Delaney of State street, Bridgeport, are entertain ing Miss Bessie McElroy of New Ha- ven, who will remain as their guest for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. L. Hall of West Haven are entertaining for few days Miss Helen Prindle of Sharon, Conn. MT. and Mrs. D. S. Patterson of Torrington are the guests of Mrs. E. J. Weldon of Cottage street.
 George W. Lee and family, who have been the guests of relatives in Mantle for the past week, have come to New Haven They will spend some time in this city and Winsted before returning to their home in Fort Ed ward, N, Y.
 Mrs Harriett A. Smith of Milford and Burton s. Hall of Shelton were united in marriage in Danbury Satur- 1 day afternoon by Rev. H. H. Morse, formerly of Milford. The wedding party was served with an elaborate luncheon at the parsonage, and later went on wedding trip, to New York city, Pittsfieid and other places MT and Mrs. Hall will be at home tc their friends in their home in Sheltor after the first of November.
 Miss Ellen Rivers of New Haven is spending a few days with her cousin Miss Edith Murray of South Parl avenue, Bridgeport.
 l The girls of Phi Sigma Sorority will give their annual tea to the girls c the high school at the home of Mrs Theodore Hutchins, 6S2 Elm street 1 Friday, October 25
 Miss Julia McVey of New Haven i the guest of her cousin, Miss Edn | Mitchell of North Main street, Bridge port.
 Joseph Kowalewski of Campbell l avenue spent Saturday and Sunda with his parents in Newark, N. J. l P. M. Griswold of Madison, is spend ling a few weeks in New Haven wit | his daughter, Mrs. Frank Coe, at he home on Grown street.
 | Miss Elizabeth $. Wells will be mar rled to Charles J. Scully in St. Mary church, to-fnorrow, at Il a. m. Ther I will be a wedding breakfast at Warnt hall following the ceremony. After Eshort wedding trip the couple will re Iside at IS Clark street, after Oct. 2 MT. Scully Is we'll and favorably know and is a member of the New Have lodge of Elks. Miss Wells is a traine nurse, having graduated at the Bridge port hospital in 1901 and resides in tn city,
 w. s. Hill expects soon to build | fine cottage on Willard avenue. Mad son, for Mrs. Travis, of Springfield Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. P. Langdon of We: Haven, are entertaining Mrs Langdoi Miss Nellie Langdon of Plymoutl George Langdon and little daughte Doris Langdon of New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Lake left Mac ison, last week for Tampa, Florld where he win spend the winter.
 George E. Tucker of West Havel has returned home from weeks sta | in Washington, D. c.
 Miss Grace Tram, of New Have formerly of Portland, is spending fe days with Miss Clara Mall, at h, ] home at Riverview, Portland. | xrOTrNTATNc cpREAD GTrANnERS