The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-18
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Watson s. Woodruff of Orange. entertained the George Street Whist club Saturday evening at their handsome home with fine sup per. The which club was out in force and greatly enjoyed the outing and the bountiful hospitality of MT, and Mrs. Woodruff.
 MT. George W. Lewis entered upon his duties yesterday as director of the National, Tradesmens bank.
 At the annual reunion of the Chapin Family association held in Springfield last Saturday Judge Edward ". Chap in of Holyoke, was the first speaker and he was followed by pr. Walter II. Chapin, who told of the life of Deacon Samuel Chapin in Springfield 250 years ago. Miss Anna Chapin Ray of West Haven, the author of various success ful romances gave a breezy talk on Deacon Chapin's wife and further re- marks were made about the family history by Charles F. Chapin of Wa terbury. Charles F. Blake of Hart ford, spoke on the formation of the Chapin Family association, telling how the idea developed and of the amount of work which had been done by the President, Gilbert w. Chapin, The president was the final speaker.
 Beginning with next Sunday, Rev. George F. Pentecost, D. D., LL D., one of the most noted Gospel preach CTS in the world, will occupy the pull pit of the First church for the imme- diate future. Dr. .Pentecost it will be remembered took up the revival work in this city when MT. Moody left it years ago and preached here on many occasions.
 Captain James Chalker and Mrs. Chalker are at their cottage at Water- side, Clinton.
 The Misses Mamie and Florence Mc- Carten of New Haven who have been visiting friends in Naugatuck for the past few days returned home this even- ing.
 Miss Nellie Hogan, daughter of John J. Hogan, the master plumber, residing on State street, Is home for the sum- nler vacation from her work as school teacher in Collinsville.
 The Rev. B. F. Kidder, pastor of the Methodist church in Winsted, preached in West Haven Sunday i'll the church he first preached in, when he entered the ministry.
 Frank Bergin, Princeton 10, has re- turned home for the summer vacation ton. Young Bergin is the son of Po- lice Sergeant Bergin and is a graduate of Exeter. His home is at 565 Howard avenue.
 At the June meeting of the Middle sex County Historical society to be held this evening in the societys building in Middletown, Professor H. NJ. Whitney of the Blackstone Me morial Library of Branford, will speak on: The Development of Public lii braries Within the Bounds of Old New | Haven Colony
 Trumbull lodge, No. 22, F. and A. NJ, will hold it's annual summer outing at Wilcox's, savin Rock, on Wednes4 day, June 26. That there will be a large attendance of members and their friends, goes without saying. A fine clam bake will be served Manager Speck of the White City has arranged to send a band to the shore dinner re- sort after the feast, escort the visitors to the doors of the White City, to which they will be given the golden key.
 The order of commencement exercises at the Morgan school, Clinton, began with the baccalaureate address by Principal Eliot at the Congregational church Sunday, The program for the week follows: Wedne sday, June 19, class day; Thursday afternoon, June %, prize rhetoricals; Friday afternoon, June 21, alumni baseball game; Friday evening, alumni reception,
 Cards have been issued by MT. and Mrs. M. Zange for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marguerite Zange, to Herman Scheer of Chicago, H., We'd nesday evening, June 26, at o'clock, at the German Lutheran church on George street A reception will be held at Turn hall, 6SO State street, Tuesday evening, June 25, at 7:30 o'clock Edward J. Maroney of 249 Franklin , street, sealer of weights and meas ures, announces the birth of a little girl at his home Saturday night. Both Mrs. Maroney and the baby are doing fine. Dr. Cushing headmaster at the New Haven high school, will present the di- plcmas to the graduating class of the Worthington Hooker school next Thursday morning, Charles L, Kirsch- ner, director of manual work, will pre- sent the diplomas to the graduating class of the Cedar street school on the i same day.
 Dr. w. c, Till0tson of Rockville leaves this week for Maine for rest and recu- peration after an attack of malarial fever.
 Rev. Dr. selah Brown of the First Methodist church is to give an address ] to the members of the Berkeley Mems