Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-17
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
Items of Interest About New HaveE
 PeoDle.

PERSONAL JOTTINGS. Items of Interest About New Haven
 People.
 Mrs. John J. Howard of Howard avenue ls visiting in Meriden.
 Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell is i'll at her home on Trumbull street.
 Miss Hattie Bacon Sanger, daughter of | State Treasurer Marvin H. Sanger, was | married to Wendell Phillips Brown, grad nate of Yale scientific school, on Tuesday | by Rev. H. A. Hetrick.
 George W. Smith of the Townsend ave- nue house, Morris Cove, is forming an oyster trust to be known as the New Ha- ven Oyster company, which will start with 8 capital of $3O,OOO. Oaly native oysters and seeds will be handled.
 Miss Maud Isbsll and Charles Louis Berger were married Wednesday in Union City. Many New Haven friends attended.
 Rev. Dr. George Bushnell and wife have returned to their home in this city from Beloit, Wis. They drove in their carriage, with the exception of the distasce bet ween New York and Albany.
 Announcement has been made of rhe en- gagemenI of Mics May, daughter of Charles A. Sheldon, cashier of the Second National bank, and MT. ShinD, mailing clerk on the ocean steamer New York.
 The Misses Jennie and Etta Futile, daughters of Luoius Futile, have been in town this week, the guests of Mrs. O. Bery Peets of Orange street.
 Wallace Bruce, late consul at Leith, Scotland, will lecture on "Scotland and ho1 ha of December 5, under the auspices of the New Haven Caledonian club and the Clan Mcleod.
 Waiter Avis and wife, nee Miss Carrie Quigley, of 104 York street, have returned from their wedding trip to Washington and Virginia.
 James Kelly of this city has been en- gagged as travelling salesman for H. A. Blanchard & Co.,, liquor importers, S6 Front street, New York. He takes the place formerly held by Joseph Jswett of this city, who has been seriously i'll for some time.
 Miss Etta Grand, soprano; Miss Mamie Rioks, alto; J. s. Anthony, tenor, and Thomas Blount, basso, compose the quar- tst which will assist the New Haven Music al association at their fourth annual prom enade concert in Loomis' academy on Christmas evening.
 Rsv. J. H. Hand has gone on three weeks' vacation to the south. Charles H. Hemingway, who has been very i'll, is recovering. Mss Stella Skinner, supervisor of draw ing in the public schools of this city, went yesterday to Brooklyn, where she deliv- cred lecture in the afternoon before the pedagogy of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Subject on the "Art Instruction in Primary Schools" Miss Frances W. Perkins of Walling- I ford has removed to this city for the win | ter.
 James s. Craven of Yale '93 and Miss l Meyers of St. Louis are engaged to be mar | ried.
 | The winthrop Whist club was entertain. ed by Miss Maud H. Chamberlain at her home on Orchard street this week. The members are Misses Addfe Chadbourne Ada Chamberlain, Kittie Fay, Louise Shay, Frances Willis, Lottie Stevens Eljz +beth Wells, Jeannette Jewell, Kate 1 Wells, Genevisve Curtiss and Fanny White Messrs. Gsoree Stevens, s. H. Whitney Jay Richards, David White, Arthur Chad l bourne, D. w. Fsirohild, Ed ward Curtiss H. S. Barnes, Harvey Jewett, Frank Bur 1 we'll, W. H. Jackson and Charles Chamber lain.
 At a very pleasant social and dancing party given Tuesday evening at the resi- dence of Thomas Judge in West Haven tn, cotillion was led by Thomas Judge and hi
 eister, Mrs. Carroll Among the guest
 were MT. and Mrs. John Dtnnsn, MT. ant
 Mrs. John Kennedy, MT. and Mrs. James
 Michael Fshey, and MT. and Mrs. Ter
 renee Dinnsn, Judge David Callahan
 Miss Nellie McGrail, Messrs Cohane, Frapl
 Donnelly, Ysls '93; James Moore, Yale '93
 Edward Garvsn, Yale '94; Fred Jackson
 Yale '96; John Lsrkin, Yale '95; Henr,
 Fresenius, Dr. M c. O'Connor, Dr Edwar,
 NcCsbe, Dr. James Reilly, Dr. Louis
 Gsynor, T. J. Lofln, Joseph Downes
 Jerome Donovan, M. F. Shsnlsy. William
 Sheehsn, Daniel Brennan, William Hassel
 bach, Edward Toole, Joseph Criddle, Johl
 McHugh, Dr. Stephen Maher and Johl
 Toois.
 Another of the series of "Elm Lsaves
 by Mrs. E s. Hill of No. Elm street
 illostrsted by Professor O. L. Camp, 1 l just pu biished and is on sale at the princi l pal book stores and art stores. The wor
 Is & charming aud artistic booklet yer
 handsome geographically, and the illus
 trations, all of special interest to New Hs
 veners, bear the stamp of real artisti merit, and are accompanied by appropr!
 ats verses that much enchance the charr
 pervadiDg the work.
 Patrolmsn Louis St. Clair of the Dixve avenue station Is seriously i'll. He ha
 been confined to his home for the pas
 three weeks and is not likely to rssum duty for some time to come. Sheriff Tomlinson yesterday served ps pers on thirteen witnesses in the cas brought by H. Sydney Hayden, executol against the Connecticut Hospital for th , Insane. There is soon to be given by tn
 court 8 construction on the will of Mar
 L. Thompson, which ia the cause in actior
 Rev. MT. Levy made his first addres
 Wednesday evening before the sewing SC ciety connected with the Court street syr
 sgogue, in which he exhorted the Isdie on the importance, he eaid, of having new and modern temple of worship on more suitable site and also the necessity ( & new building for the use of the Sunda school.
 Mrs. Peter Boyle, prominent and carr est worker of St. Mary's Catholic church
 is seriously i'll at her home, 132 Esgl
 street. Little hope is now entertained ( f her recovery. Mrs. Boyle was taken thre | weeks ago with severe attack of brai ) fever and had grad duslly failed since. 3 Yesterdays LitchfeId Enquirer say Mrs. Frank A. Powers, who has been nur 3 ing in Northfeld, went to New Have 8 Tuesday to take care of @ former patien Miss Davenport, on Hillhouss avenue f l whose health Is delicate. She will prob, 8 ply remain away all winter. The sam t | paper remarks: Thomas R. Trowbride | and family returned to New Haven tn 8 l week, the last of our summer residents l | take their departure. We are glad to no the growing tendency of our visitors frol . the cities to prolong their sojourns here ul 3 l til late in the autumn. Those who hs1 - never experienced genuine Litohfeld O T tober do not know what they miss.
 At the Chamber of Commerce. - Among the persons who have acoepte 8 invitations to speak at the banquet of tl chamber of commerce in this city are Il
 Hon. Lewis Sperry, member of congre
 from the first Connecticut district; tl @ Hon. Charles J. Boatner of Louisian d whose name is identified with propose @ legislation looking towards 8 uniform sy l tenn of bankruptcy; the Rev. Dr. A.
 Higgins of this city, who has recently bee
 elected to an exalted position in the brotl
 erhnod of Dominican fathers; Frank Mo s ris Tyler, the Hon. James P. Pigott. Il
 Hon. John N. Hall, vice president of u O Consolidated road, and the Rev. Willia . A. Besrdsley.
 8 COURT RECORD. a Superior Court - Civil Side - Jude a Hall.
 a In this court yesterday the suit brougl 8 by Friend O. Allen of Wallingford to r I. ooyor ,1 tho potas ona for A oQS 90 or