Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
George NJ. Hayes is spending few days
in New London.
George and Henry Stretchee and Mrs. K.
Ryan of Louisville, KY, are visiting here
Miss Lillian Curban of Holyoke, Mass. :,
Ia the guest of her uncle, William Sheehan.
Miss Anna Doherty of New York will be
the New Years guest of the Misses Dillon
of this city.
Seymour Spier of this city is the leading
tenor of a concert club recently organized
in Ansonia.
Miss Lizzie LsForge of Waterbury is Wis
itlng her uncle, Alexander Ruwett of 100
Chapel street.
Mrs. Henry Street and Miss Esther Street
of New Haven are the guests of Miss
Roberts at Hartford.
Captain Hodgson of the fremont hotel
was presented with handsome gold scarf
pin by the walters in the dining room.
Miss Gertrude Harris of Waterbury,
granddaughter of Jacob Morris, who was
on visit for several days, has returned.
Thomas Regain and Albert Thompson
left yesterday for Chicopee Falls, where
they will spend their New Years vacation
John K. Punderford, Yale 1913 S., con-
nected with the Edison Electric COM
pany of Schenectady, N. Y, Ia very i'll
with typhoid fever at the home of his par
ents, "a Howe street.
Frank G.. Mayer of Maher Brothers,
grocers at 731 Grand avenue, Saturday
struck his hand against knife that hung
suspended from the meat rack in the store
and severed the little finger of his right
hand.
Edward NJ. Willis of this city met and
rehearsed with large chorus choir in the
First Methodist church in Waterbury last
Saturday evening. The choir is to lead the
singing during the Pentecostal meetings
The Pentecostal hymns will be used and
introduced with the chorus on Sunday
night.
At Lakeside" Huron City, Mich, on
December 81, William Lyons Phelps was
married to Miss Annabel Hubbard, sister
of Frank W. Hubbard. The bride and groom
are well known in this city and in Hart
ford. The latter is now a member of the
Yale faculty. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyon
Phelps will be at home at 10 Whitney ave-
nue., New Haven, after February 1.
The engagement was recently announced
In New York of Miss Georgiana Belts,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George F. Belts,
of No. 102 Madison avenue, to Tileston |
Wells, son of the late John Wells. Miss
Belts is sister of Mrs. John Addison |
Porter of Hartford. Her brother, Samuel |
R. Belts, is q well known lawyer in New |
York, was graduate of Yale in the class of |
rs, and is very deeply interested in the af- |
fairs of the university. Mr.. Wells is q
prominent member of the Calumet club.
A very pleasant surprise visit was paid |
Mrs. Frederick D. Grave, wife of the cigar
the other evening, to csle-
brate the anniyersary Of her birthday.
Among the visitors were Mrs. George Fels-
ourg, Mrs. B. Reichsl, Mrs. ChsIlss r.
3piegel, Mrs. W. F. Sternberg, Mrs. q.
Alderman and Mrs. +. Woehlert. These
aides, who are particular friends of Mrs.
Grave, presented her with beautifully
,ieced silk Quilt of their own construction.
After the congratulations aud the ane sup
yer that Was served they presented Mrs.
arave with the beautiful gift Mrs Grave
vas greatly surprised, and greatly sppreoi-
ties the kind gift Of friendship.