The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-19
PERSONAL NEWS J0TTINGS.
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT NEW
HAYEN PEOPLE.

Cases of Illness-Mr. Folsom Improving
Visitors in Town-ChurCh Choirs-A We'd
ding-Banquet Postponement.
The quartet at DIR. PaXton's church
in New York, probably the finest in the
city. has been requested to remain an
other year at the same salary. w. II.
Rieger is the tenor and Ericsson f.
Bushnell is the bass. A New Haven
church. believed to be Center, is look
ing for a soprano in New York. the sal
airy offered being $3.50 aryear
f. f. Andrews, the Church street
sporting goods dealer, has received
from N. D. Folsom, one of the best
known sportsmen of the state, an eagle
measuring seven feet from the tip of
one wing to the tip of the other. The
eagle was shot by Mr.. Folsom in North
Carolina, where he is spending the Win
ter. Mr.. Andrews received also 144 live
quail, which are to be freed in the woods
near Milford and Woodbridge soon. Mr..
Folsom's many friends will be glad to
know that his health is improving.
Miss Lucy Trowbridge will remain In
Paris for a year and study art at one of
the famous schools.
Mrs. Harry T. Gauze of Wilmington,
Del, is in town for few days with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Inger-
soil.
The quartet for the coming year at
the College street church consists of
Miss Bertha Raymond soprano, Miss
Louise Johnston alto, f. S. Adams ten
or, and s. T. Crabb bass. Harry l..
Cooke will be organist and choirmas-
ter
There will be trial of voices Thurs
day night for the alto position in the
choir of the Grand avenue Congrega-
tional church.
Mr.. Cheeswright takes UP "Schumann
and His Works" for his lecture recital
tomorrow. As before, Herbert Wither-
spoon and Stanley Knight will assist.
Miss Carolyn Smith. daughter of the
late DIR. j. H. Smith, is the guest Of
Mrs. Co1yer in Meriden.
Mr.. James w. Watson of Lowell, 1
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Watson of Is Edwards street.
A Winsted dispatch last evening says:
The banquet to be given Hon. James
ID. Dewell of New Haven at the Winsted
house Wednesday night has been post
poned. Judge Fem was to have been
one of the speakers.
Miss Elizabeth Hardy Of Branford,
who is we'll known in this city. will
enter the st. Joseph's convent at Hart
ford, taking her first VOWS to-day.
number of her New Haven friends will
witness the ceremony.
A handsome colonial cottage will be
built on Cottage street near Whitney
avenue by George B. Martin of the En-
pire Transportation company
Frank j. Lawlor of the Boston Buck
board and Carriage company is visiting
friends in Montowese. gsrr.
Miss Carrie Gertrude We'll and Seig
fried Herman were married at the
home of Mrs. Emanuel Buxbaum, Asa
Congress avenue, Sunday afternoon.
DR.. David Levy of the Court street
synagogue performed the ceremony.
The brides gown was Of white BEN
galine silk with trimmings of point
lace. A long tulle veil was fastened on
with natural orange blossoms and dia-
mond ornaments. She carried bunch
of white bride roses. There were
neither bridesmaids nor best man. The
ushers were Louis We'll, Philip Bux-
baum, Arthur Hermann, Jake Gold
baum. After the ceremony a fine din
ner was served. The presents were
numerous and the ushers received as
souvenirs link cuff buttons. There
were a number of out of town guests,
as well as many from the city.