The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-27
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
INTERESTING GOSSIP HERE IND
THERE ABOUT TOXIN.


Reminiscenoo--The Coming Wedding of
Miss Hettie Bradley--Mrs. DR.. yibbert's
Purchase Other New Haven People.
The Rev. James Bishop Thomas, rec
tor of the Episcopal church OF Cohas-
sett, Mass, and his wife, have been
visiting DR.. A. B. Smith of Howe street.
Mrs. Thomas is a daughter of the late
Hon. j, Mott Smith of Honolulu.
Mr.. Henry Stadtmuller, contractor
at Sargents, son-in-law Of Mr. Louis
Weckesser has been seriously i'll with
rheumatism for two weeks at his resi-
dence in Whitneyville, but it now con-
siderably improved. DR.. Mailhouse is
attending him.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Marie LIE Moyne, daughter of Mrs.
Edward lie Moyne of 20 West Twelfth
street, New York, to Herbert Wither-
spoon.
Mr.. Davis of Whitneyville, father of
James Davis of Orange street, who has
been very i'll with pneumonia, sat up
three hours Saturday. DIR. Lewis is his
attending physician.
James Veader of the Winchester Re
peating companys office has sold his
house on Orange street, near Cottage
street, where he has recided five years,
to Mrs. Vibbert, widow of Rev. DR..
Vibbert of Fair Haven. Mr.. Veader
moved to the Elliott house Saturday,
and Mrs. Vibbert will soon occupy her
recent purchase.
President Charles P. Clark of the
Consolidated railroad, and party, who
have been travelling in California and
other parts of the west returned to
this city Saturday evening. Mr.. Clark's
health is much improved.
Recent arrivals from New Haven at
Lakewood, N. j.: At Laurel in the
Pines, Miss Chaplin and J. r. Chad
wick; at the Palmer house, Miss Z. M.
Alling.
Mr. Clerkin of Bishop street, a fore
man at the New Haven Clock compa-
ny's mandatory, who was Frustrated
by the heat and work in his kiln dry
department week before last is able to
be out again, and will soon be fully re-
stored to health again.
Next Wednesday evening at seven
o'clock the marriage of Miss Hettie
Bradley Of Fair Haven and John t.
Kelly of Hartford, will take place at
the Classen avenue church in Brook
lyn, where Miss Bradley has been sing
ing for the past three years The Rev.
Mr.. Burrils, pastor of the church, will
perform the ceremony in the presence
of the immediate relatives of the bride
nj nd =. prnp1rl1Yr, friends
Mr.. Kelly is the western agent of the
Scottish Insurance company of Edin-
burgh, and is an Englishman. 1t is
Miss Bradley's present intention to
give a large reception at her Fair Ha-
ven home for her large circle of friends
here on her return from a short trip
The bridal journey will be an extensive
| one, as they will sail for Europe May
| 28 to remain four months, Mr.. Kellys
mother will go with them to visit her
children in London, and the bride may
remain with her to study music with
| Randegger, after Mr.. Kelly's return to
| this country in September.
| Invitations were received in Bridge
| port Saturday by the members OF the
Seaside club to attend an entertainment
| with their lady friends on Friday even
| ing May 1, at which time an entertain
ment will be given by the following
New Haven talent: Mrs. Alice f'ech-
ter Gilbert, soprano; Mrs. 1sidore
| Troostwyk. pianist; Isidore Troostwyls,
violinist; Max Dessauer, flute. Dane
ing (informally) will follow the enter
! tainment Music by sansone's orches-
/ ira.
1 MI Tr7 re
spending a few days with her brother,
George Beers of New Haven.
Rev. Dr. Smyth has returned from
delivering his course of lectures In
Maine, and occupied his pulpit at Cen
ter church yesterday
The Phi Beta Kappa society is trying
to secure the English actor, Sir Henry
Irving, to lecture before the university
on May 9 the date of his appearance
IN New Haven in the Merchant of
| Venice
Instructor Thomas C. Stearns of Yale
and wife sailed for Europe on Satur-
day
DR.. George L. Porter of Bridgeport
lectured in Danbury Friday evening
before the d. A. r.. at the residence Of
DR. Vile, The subject was on Wash
ington, and was based upon careful
thought and q study of the personality
of the man. Dr. Vile is brother~in-
law of Mr.. Charles Loomis, the New
Haven piano dealer
Mr. and Mrs. Sturges B. Loveridge of
| New York were in this city yesterday
visiting friends.
Mrs. Gertrude D. AlIing and daughter
| tn Cd, L.
in Madison.
The many friends OF c. p. Jordan, the
veteran ex-clothing merchant of this
city, who has been indisposed for few
weeks, are glad to see him at his ac-
| customed place in the Leigh clothing
store on Church street. All are glad
to learn that his health is restored
Mr.. Harry Leigh, the grocery mer-
chant of Chapel street, is nearly recov-
cred from a serious and painful illness.
He is rapidly regaining his strength
and is at his place of business daily.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Charles S. Stephenson, Yale '95 s..
and Miss Sarah Lewis of Brooklyn, N
Y. The ceremony will take place on
Thursday afternoon next at o'clock
in the Tompkins avenue Congregation
al church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Our old and esteemed townsman, Mr.
Q. F. Case of Pearl street, who, though
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