Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-10
PERSONAL Jorr1rGs.

General Notes of Interest About New
 Haven People Here and Else.
 where.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Stockin and Miss Grace Magic have gone to make pro tracte visit with their relatives in Nachias, Ne.
 Dr. Norton R. Hotchkiss of 174 Thomp- son street denies the report published in an afternoon paper that he il married. He is still in the ranks of the bachelors. The report was that he had married southern lady belonging in Norfolk, Va. It is thought some oficious friend tslephoned it to a newspaper, thinking to psrpstrate 8 jest.
 Mrs. Grace Merwin of Eld street is now, as her many friends will be Eejeiced to learn, steadily gaining after several weeks' utter prostration with infiammatory rheu- matism. ,-s5 Edward Blake of 361 Temple street has gone to Colchester to spend the summer. MT. Edward Townsend of Greenwich, brother of Messrs. James M, Charles Fl. and George H. Townsend, was in town yesterday. He is at present at his beauti- ! ful home in Greenwich, but gees away soon with his family to spend the sum- l mef.
 James M. Townsend, jr., of New York city, special lecturer at Yale law school on monetary securities, was in town yesterday for few hours.
 Miss Isabella W. Cromwell of 309 York street has gone to the worlds fair for three | months.
 A surprise party was given Miss Edith Blydenburgh at her residence, 18O Meadow ! street, Thursdsy evening. MT. and Mrs. William Beeoher, Mrs. Eb- enezsr, Mrs. Levi Hemingway, Miss Nellie Beecher and Mir. and Mrs. Wheeler Beecher | of Westville have started for the world's s | fair.
 l Eugene Kessler of 181 Orange street, 8 well-known K. of P. man, met with pain | ful accident at the Winchester armory yes l tsrday. A heavy block of iron fell upon his foot, badly 1ascerating his great toe. He is able to get about with the aid of a ! cane.
 Fred E. Walker and George HageImsn, both of this city, have been appointed as- | sistant secretary and assistant treasurer re. | spectively of the Seventh Regiment Vet l eran club, at Fifth avenue and Fifty eighth street, New York city, and left yesterday for the metropolis to assume their duties | in that connection.
 | Harry J. King of the Tontine hotel to- day takes up his summer residence at Gov ernor's Island, among the Thimbles.
 Governor Morris, the state officers and
 many senators and representatives have
 signed, at Captain W. H. 0. Bowen's O.
 s. Al request, @ petition to President
 Cleveland requesting him to appoint Gap
 tain Bowen 8 paymsster in the United
 States army, with the rank of major. | Mrn q Rarrv Paake ia vfaiffno Marous
 Hanna's family in Cleveland. At dinner
 given by MT. and Mrs. Hanna were MT. ane
 Mrs. Heaton and daughter of New York
 MT. and Mrs. Pope, MT. and Mrs. Chis
 holm of Cleveland, Miss Hanna and Mrs
 0. Berry Peets.
 l A dinner was given Thursday by Mrs
 H. T. Carter in honor of her cousin, Mrs
 J. s. Beecker of Poughkespsie. The diner
 were MT. and Mrs. o. Fl. Hurlburt, MT
 and Mrs. H. H; Baldwin, MT; and Mrs. T
 D. Sherman, MT. and Mrs. Mills, MT. ant
 Mrs. F. H. Wilcox, MT. Beecher and MT
 Carter.
 l Mrs. A. A. Southworth of Whalley ave
 nue is much improved in health and he
 ultimate recovery is, according to her phy
 sician, Dr. 0. A. Futile, but question c
 short time.
 Edward L. Cahill of the New Yorl
 Times was in the city yesterday visitinl
 friends. He will return to the metropoli
 to day.
 Mrs. Entee and her son Philip, of Nev Il York, are visiting relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Hopkin, wife of John Hopkin o
 Edwards street and her daughter Ida ant
 Mrs. Berry of Mechanic street, this city 4-who sailed for Europe about month ago
 are in Birmingham, England, visitin
 friends.
 Allen D. Baldwin. the we'll know
 builder, who is visiting his sons, tn
 builders, and other relatives here, much pleased with life in Florida, wher
 he has a large orange grove at Rock Ledg
 and where he expects to reside the yea l round.
 MT. J. W. Sherman was in attsndanc ! at Charter Oak lodge, N. E. o. F., Wed nesday evening, and gave them some yer , fine piano selections, which were yer } much appreciated. This popular youn ,. musician is fast growing in favor.