The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-15
PERSONAL NOTES.


 years work. Mrs. Eva Thomson Arnold, of New Haven, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bloss, in Bethlehem.
 Miss Mary Munsch, who has been spending several weeks with friends in Ohio, has returned to her home in Westville
 Rev, Arthur J. Smith, D. D., pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Danbury, who is spending his vacation in Monroe, will preach in the East Pearl Street M. E. church in this city Sundays, August IS and 25, in place of the pastor, Rev. B. c. Tullar.
 Assistant Manager and Mrs. Selk, of Springside home, who have been spending a few days with friends in New York city, have returned.
 Misses Frances and Marjorie Som CTS, of this city, are among recent arrivals at the Norfolk Inn, in Nor folk.
 Mrs. E. J. How'd, of Stony Creek, had as guests over Sunday Mrs. Nellie Eldridge and Mrs Lyons, of Cedar street, and Miss Jessie Have, of New ark, N. J.; also B. J. Symmes. All enjoyed delightful sail around the Thimble Islands.
 Martin A. Knapp, chairman of the interstate commerce commission, who was married in New York Saturday, Is we'll known in this city and in Mid dletown. He married for his first wife Miss Marian Hotchkiss, sister of Mrs. c. G. R. Vinal, of Middletown. MT. Knapp is also a graduate of Wes- leyan and an enthusiastic alumnus.
 A marriage license was issued Mon day afternoon to Benjamin Bycel, of Stamford, and Miss lilly Jacobowsky of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Smith, who have been the guests of their daughter, Mrs. George M. Beach, of Newton Heights, Oakville, have returned to their home in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Elwell, of Dan- bury, left on Monday for a three weeks trip to this city, Savin Rock and Bridgeport
 The Misses Helene Foley, Katharine Oates, Grace Lyons, Jennie Pfleghar and James Oates have left the city to spend two weeks vacation at Ban tam Lake.
 A delightful marshmallow roast was given by the Misses Gertrude, Maude and Enid Rice on the rocks at Wood- mont Friday evening Among those present were Miss Adele Hanshey, of Brooklyn; Charlotte Woodruff, of this city; Lois Slocun, of New Britain; Ru- pert Moore, of Brooklyn; Elton Cros- by and Ralph Cameron, of Greenwich; Ray Everett, of this city; Ray Wilcox, of Hartford, and New Hemphill, of Brooklyn.
 A very unique entertainment was the production Monday night of a one- act tragedy by the Kawraw Kiotes at Prospect Beach, West Haven. The play is entitled Sunset" and was writ kAY, Fntr l,~ Freeburg, Yale 05. It made a great hit
 Mrs. c. H. Goodwin, of Water- bury; Mrs. F. s. Crockett, of Mount Carmel, and Ellis NJ. Goodwin, of Newark, N. J., who have been visiting their cousin, Miss Mena Bates, of Wal lingford, have returned.
 The Misses Machel of this city have gone to Litchfleld for a few weeks stay.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Brown and family, of Waterbury, are occupying the Sound View cottage at Short Beach
 Miss Olive McDermott, of 89 Sylvan avenue, Is visiting Mrs. Dugan of New ark, N. J. She is accompanied by her niece, Alice, and nephew, Richard Williams.
 Frederick R. Kingsbury, of East Main street, Waterbury, who is suf- fering from nervous prostration brought on by injuries resulting from fall from the trolley express car of which he has been the agent, is recov- ering slowly.
 Miss Mary F, Tucker of Hazel street. entertained the members of her Sun day school class and several other friends at garden party on Satur- day last.
 H. J. Hinchcliffe, who has been principal of the Burnside school, East Hartford, for the past year and who had been chosen principal of the Meadow school for the coming year has resigned to become assistant to Principal Charles H. Reyes of the South school in Hartford.
 Mrs. Henry Brown, with her daugh- ter Margaret, of 32 Hazel street, has gone to join her son, Harry, who has been visiting for the past two weeks with relatives in Belchertown Mass. On their return they will stop in East hampton, Mass.
 Selectman H. B. Philbrick and AL bert R. Parsons of the state secretary's office, who were residents of Massa- chusetts at the time the Civil War broke out, will go to Northampton to-day to attend the reunion of their old regiment, the F1fty-second Massa- chusetts Volunteers.
 Mir. w. D. Brown, teacher of music in the State Normal school and Mrs Brown have gone to Asbury Park for the remainder of the summer.
 Executive Clerk Frank ID. Rood of Hartford, is taking few days vaca- tion.
 Mrs. Margaret Lanphear of Hartford, is visiting in New Haven and New York.
 Professor A. D. shamel of the Hockanun Experiment station, is in- spectlng the stations in Granby and Tariffville foir few days.
 Miss Freda and August Gensbauer have returned from Philadelphia and Atlantic City where they have been spending a week with relatives.
 w. Harry Clemens has returned from England where he has been spending a year in study principally in the Bodleian Library at Oxford and the BriN1sh Museum, London MT. Clern- ons is a graduate of the Hartford Public High school and of Wesleyan university and will resume his duties as an instructor in Princeton Univer- sity in the fall.
 Mrs. James J. Lawton and Miss Lawton of High street are spending the summer at the Gunnery inn, Washing ton.