Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-05-24

Druggist J. P. Wood Is at the world
fair

Druggist J. P. Wood is at the worlds
fair.
Mrs. Henry Hopkins is in Philadelphia
visiting her sister, who is ill.
Miss Helen Miller of New York is the
guest of Miss May Hall on Orangs street.
Sol A. Rosenberg will issue the first
number Of the Connecticut Jewish Times
next July.
Mrs. William Trumbull of New York is
visiting at the house of Mrs. Brush, wife
of Professor Brush.
Mrs John @. Madden of % Arthur street
has gone to New York to receive treatment
in hospital in that city.
Mrs. B. Shoninger is expected home on
Saturday from Providence, where she has
been visiting for the past week.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer of this city is the
guest of the Rev. DR.. Robinson Of the
Church of the Holy Name, Chicopee.
81. O. Russell, popular commercial
traveller and former we'll known resident
Of this city, is in town for few days.
The engagement of Mr.. George Hertz
berger of Franklin street and Miss Lizzie
Rebel of 81 Ann street was announced last
Wednesday. The wedding will take place
next fall. Both young people are well and
fsvorably known.
Mrs. G. T. Russell and family have re-
| turned from Chicago to their cottage at
| Indian Neck for the summer. Also Mrs.
| Jennie Provost of Elgin. Ill Mrs. William
Beyth of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs. Halle
Evans, also of Brooklyn, N. Y, sister to
| Mrs. Russell.
| A reception will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus W. Kellogg at their home on
Edwards street tomorrow evening to the
| members of the Whist club and its substi
tute members. Miss Edith Porter, Miss
| Louise Matthews, Miss Harriet Brown, Mics
| Estelle Dartop, Miss Lillian Wright, Miss
Edith Scranton, Miss Florence Gentry,
Messrs. Edward Morgan Samuel Kirby,jr.,
'95, Fred Spsrry '94, Samuel Bishop,
George Hamilton are among those who be-
| long to the club.
Douglas N. Smith, bookkseper at the
Tradesmen's National bank, was united in
marriage Friday afternoon at Westfeld,
Mass to Miss Edna E Childs, an accom-
plished and estimable young lady of that
place. The ceremony was performed by
Raw. J. a. Lockwood of Westfeld. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith are now residing at Wood
mont, where the have . cottage for the
summer. Mr.. Smith is deservedly popu-
lar in the community socially and in his
/
happy couple long life and prosperity.
Miss George Andrews of West Haven
gave pleasant reception to few of her
friends Monday evening. Those present
| were: Misses Ida Goody year, Emma Bart
lett, Sadie Phelps, Lena Bartlett, Mabel
Norris, Lulu Barker, Anna Peck and
Josephine Webb; Arthur Crosby, Howard
Goodyear, Frank Chstfeld, Frank Kelley,
Ed Grant. Harry Peck, F. L. Robertson,
all of New Haven. Misses Lucy Andrews,
Genevieve Crawford, Elsie Miner, Julie
Benham and Reta Chatfield; Messrs Frank
Crawford, John Burnett and Cy Lewis of
West Haven.
Major John A. Tibbits formed many
friends in his stay in Merrie England, and
while consul at Bradford. On May 10
substantial evidence of this state of af-
fairs was developed. On that day the
gallant and popular major Was waited
upon by a dsputation of merchants and
presented with large solid silver bowl on
an ebony plinth, and bearing suitable in
| scription, which had been subscribed to by
thirty three firms. The deputation, be-
fore Withdrawing, also presented Mrs. lib
bits with handsome silver tea service, as
| graceful tribute to her many excellent
personal qualities.