Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-16
Personal.

| Mrs. Hotchkiss. of 125 College street, has | issued invitations for 8 tea Friday after. | noon.
 Mrs. Fred Mallory of Oakland, Cal, if ! visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Leete of York | street.
 Leannetts Allen, daughter of Patrolman \ Allen, is ill at her home in Olive street with the grip.
 Miss Isabella Eustis of Springfield, Mass, is the guest of Dr. Chapman of 19a Church street.
 Mrs. David Candee and daughter, Miss Bessie, of Grand avenue are expected to
 return from Mexico next week. Mrs. John Briggs of Memphis, Tenn, ! will spend the winter with her mother, Mrs. F. R. Palmer at 94 Webster street. Rev. Dr. Pond of San Francisco gave an | interesting lecture on the "Chinsse on the ! Pacific Coast" in Dwight place church last night.
 Mrs. Henry Thompson, wife of the keep
 CT of the Southeast Ledge lighthouse, who has been ill several weeks at Grace hospi ! tai, has recovered.
 County Commissioners Lindley and Dun | ~.s%AA "SAo HI W 0eci ouiy yOot0IOdt uChEluS l applications for liquor licences. They will
 also be there to-day.
 Miss Carolyn Hooker, who arrived this
 week at Mrs. N. D. Sperry's, will spend a week in New Haven, going the last of next
 week to Stamford, where she will join Gen, l eral Skiddy's coaching party. Captain John Pitt Stack, bandmaster at ! the National Soldiers home of Marion. Ind. has returned to New Haven to visit his family. Captain Stack has very efficient
 band of twenty pieces at the home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hooker will leave
 the week after Thanksgiving for Detroit. During their absence Mrs. Buckingham, daughter of N D. Sperry, will ohaperone Miss Hooker at her home in Kensington. Cards are out for the Holcomb- York l wedding, November 2S, at 6:3O, at St. Pauls church. The bridesmaids are Miss Nellie Hofer, Miss Fannie Holcomb, Miss Della Peck, Miss Helen York and Miss Bss-
 sic Cooper.
 Edward Sullivan, while employed in 1 excavating the cellar for Mrs. Joseph Greens new house on New Haven avenue, Milford, had the misfortune to have tree l fall on him Tuesday, dislocating his right shoulder. Dr. Sweet is attending HILL.
 Postmaster Sperry received letter yes terdsy morning from a man who signed as Eugenia Bunnell of Boston, which stated ! that he would come here and cure Charles Appleby, the man who was brought from Old Lyme to the hospital in this city, re- ported as suffering from hydrophobia, if bis fare was paid. The cost of the cure would be $50.
 Those who play the mandolins on the New Haven String club are: George P. McGowan, F. J. Waters, O. P. Rowe; guitars, A. T. Harrington, J. P. Cogan, Fl. H. Prime, Alfred H. Durham; violins, O. L. Adams, F. o. Hull; banios, H. P. Aus tin, George 0. Stock, L. 0. Clark and H.V. Whipple. William Skinner manipulates
 the drum sticks in 8 truly artistic manner. Sheldon Y. Osborn is the critic. The organizers and stock ho olders of the
 Yale Corset company, new corset manu-
 featuring company, are James o. Andrews,
 who for several years has been manager of
 R. H. Macy & Co.'S local factory, Council
 man George F. Reif and County Health
 Officer 0. E. Hoadley. The capital stock
 of the company Is $5, 900 and has all been
 paid in. The officers of the company are:
 James 0. Andrews, president; George F,
 Reif, treasurer, and O. E. Hoadley, secre-
 tary.
 Mayor Sargent informed Attorney WI
 Greene yesterday that he would accept the
 position of treasurer of the committee 3D.
 pointed by local secret societies for the re- lief of the poor. Attorney Greene. as sec- retsry of the committee, will send out in- 'vitations tomorrow to local clergymen, business men and town and city officials to attend meeting to be held fext week to devise means of obtaining money for the work in hand.
 Mics Maud H. Cham berlain entertained the members of the Winthrop Whist club at her home on Orchard street Tuesday evening. The members are: Misses Addie Chad bourne, Ada Chamberlain. Kittie Fay, Louise Shay, Frances Willis, Lottis Stew ems, Elizabeth Wells, Jeannette Jewell, Kate Wells, Genevievs Curtiss and Fannie l White, Messrs George Stevens. s. H. Whit l ney. Jay Richards, David White, Arthur D. W. Fairchild, Edward | Curtiss, H. s. Barnes, Harvey Jewett, Frank Burwell, ". H. Jackson and Charles | 
 Now is the time to purchase Christm as | lifts; save money at SilYerthaus',