The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-04
.LooAL NEWS JorrlNGs.


A Coming neutrality-suspicious. Orchestra
Home from Europe-Beautiful Floral
Tributes-Mr. DodGe's Trip-other Items
of Interest.
Invitations will soon be issued for
the wedding of Miss Edith Palmer
Scranton, daughter of Mr., and Mrs,
Charles I, Scranton of Howe street, to
Mr., Robert Mllligen Of New York, The
marriage win be solemnized about the
middle of November,
A delightful dance at the Lawn club
was given Monday night by Mrs,
Thomas Hooker of Church street for
her son, Richard Hooker, Yale 80.
The subscription list for the New Ha-
ven Symphony orchestra has been in
the hands of Prof. Parker and yester
day it was transferred to Steinert's.
Those who wish to become subscrib-
ers may do SO by leaving their names
at Steinerts from now on to December
3, the date of the first concert.
Miss Bagen, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs, Bagen, will arrive home frora
Europe on the steamer Trave to-mor-
row. Miss Bagen has travelled mostly
through the southern part of Europe,
and spent the summer in Switzerland.
Her friends win be very delighted to
know that she has greatly improved
in health.
The Misses Van Linda gave most
enjoyable sociable at their home, 1873
York street, Monday evening. Among
those who offered their services in the
entertainment of the guests were: Nj.
r, ]. Capen, who played the violin;
Miss Leah Won Linda, the first mando-
lin; Miss Grace Holbrook, second man
dolin; Miss Gusse Leonard and Mr.,
Ernest Robinson, both of whom sang
solos. Miss Lydia Kraft, Mr.. f. s.
Willis and Mr.. w Bailey added to the
evening of music each with q, solo.
The fair gwen by the local knights
Of Columbus at old Union armory clos
ed last evening. The hall was crowded
to overlooking.
Mr. NJ Steinert is in Boston at the
opening of the firms new store in the
Steinert building, which is just com
pleted.
Miss Lillian McKenna of Franklin
street is entertaining Miss Josephine
oMetFa' daughter OF Plttspurg chlel
OF ponce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Stannard and
Miss May Stannard, since returning
from Woodmont, have taken apart
ments at the Hotel M.jestic.
Decenper y ana not November y y
the GATE SGT LOT the Elks Eiiiilsllei
SNOW at the hyperion.
among the moral tributes at the run
eral OF Wlinam III. hlhg We're an I'M
inense piacque OF roses from MS lrleilus
IN the mallory, Wheeier 90, compl-
nation cross and anchor from Nathan
ii. Iuttle, q Wreatn IRON the MISSES
"A. l.. Hoadiey, +. U. Lyman ana M ~.
uooahlan' ripe wheat from IL anu
Mars Bacon ana Whlte carnations from
MISS schneeloch.
Gehefal Manager u a. w. lodge ol
the New Haven street Halfway COM
pany, mas returned from Two weeks
trip IN which ne visited several sec
tons OF the middle west ana south.
He attended the convention OF the
street railway men in st. Louis ana
remained there during the TOUR Gays
session OF the convention AFTER that
he went to jackson, Mich, where ne re-
sided for long period prior to locating
In this city. At st. Louis the eonven-
ton men were finely entertained. On
one of the evenings In which the street
railway men were in the city they were
accorded a reception III the Southern
hotel, the interior of which was fairly
filled with plants and flowers. On
another occasion they visited the great
Anhueser- Busch Brewing company
plant They were received by the Off
GERS of the company and escorted over
the big brewery. Mr.. Dodge also visit
ed that portion of the. city which suf-
fered most from the recent tornado