The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-11-19
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

~ d" oh ea WISH W tnelf son. GeorSe
Greenleaf, who has a lucrative and re-
sponsible position in large manufac-
tory there. They are in much improved
health, as their many friends will be
glad to hear.
Mrs. Mary e. Russell of 100 York
street and Frederick p. States. the tick
ct agent at the Union depot, We're mar
ried very quietly by an Episcopal cler-
gyman in Hartford on Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. States will board
at 100 York street for the present Mr.,
States former wife died a short time
ago.
James e. McGann, ex-commissoner
of public works, yesterday sold out his
saloon on Congress avenue. The pur-
chaser was Thomas Reynolds, who for
merly was bartender for Henry j, Nc
Cabe on Church street. Mr. McGann
win so into some other business.
AT the home OF Mr.. Lane of No. 146
Wooster street on Wednesday ayening,
Mr.. George w. Keeler, head bookkeep-
er at o. B. North & Co.'s, was united
in marriage to Miss Frances Lane by
the Rev. Mr.. Lines of st. Paul's church.
Miss Lane was given away by her faith
err and was attired in a beautiful white
gown. Mr., Bert Keller was the best
man. The house was filled with many
beautiful presents. A supper was serv-
ed after the marriage, and later the
happy couple started for ten days
wedding trip to Boston, Maine and Mon
treal,
The large circle of friends of Captain
e. A, Gessner, proprietor of Apotheca-
ries Hall, will be glad to hear that he
has rallied we'll from the surgical oper-
alton performed upon him last Sunday,
and that the Improvement in his case
is such that his friends look for his
steady and sure convafescence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adler have return
ed, after an absence of several weeks,
from Denver, Col, where they have
been visiting their married daughter,
who resides there.
Mr.. Lloyd Lowndes, Yale '95, is in
town for the game, staying at the New
Haven house. 1t is probable that Mr..
Lowndes' party will include his father,
Governor Lowndes Of Maryland. To-
night the Lowndes will give a hand
some dinner in the private dining room
of the hotel for about twelve persons.
This afternoon Mr.. William Baden
Lowndes, Shelf, '99, will give tea in
his apartment at No 119 Wall street.
Matthew Cornwall, who is taking the
Yale course of music and is also filing
the position of organist at ST. James
Episcopal church, will go to his home
at Paterson, New York, next week to
spend the Thanksgiving season with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James r.
Cornwall.
General Frank D. Sloat of Washing
ton, D. c., is in town calling on old
friends.
Mrs. Rev. III. F. Kastendieck of this
city, for a period missionary In India,
was the special guest of the ladies of
the Summerfield Methodist Episcopal
church Wednesday afternoon. The
theme Of the hour was "Woman in In
dia-Her Past, Present and Future;''
and the occasion took the form of a
skillfully conducted conversations and
Question box" revealing in pictorial
style the social condition customs and
culture of the Oriental women Mrs
Kastendieck is an English lady of rare
accomplishments.
Postmaster Beach has returned from
a tour of inspection of property of the
state militia in Paweatuek, Conn.
James Mulvaney, for many years
night clerk at the Brunswick hotel and
one of the most popular hotel men in
| the city, has accepted the position oil
manager of the Adams house
| Miss Alice Porter gave small infor-
NAL tea yesterday afternoon for hel
| guest, Miss Elizabeth Smith Of New
| York.
The assembly which will follow the
Princeton Glee club concert this even.
ing will be brilliant society event
The committee in charge of the assem-
blies this year are Henry L. Hotchkiss
John K. Beach, Henry B Sargent
James e. Wheeler, Russell Sargent and
Wilbur F. Day, jr. The patronesses in
clude a list of prominent society womer
and the custom of sending them ow
ers and carriages will be resumed thi
year, after a discontinuance last sea
son.
Miss Annie Belden Of New London
| daughter of Commander Belden of tn
| United States Navy. is visiting Mrs
Carl F. Stahl of Howard avenue.
| Mr.. James Birge has not been resd
| ing with relatives eighteen miles from
Buffalo, N. Y, the past two years, bu
in the little town of Derby, eighteen
miles from Buffalo. He has lived in
little cottage with Miss Sadie Marsh
from New Haven, as housekeeper 70
the past two years,
Superintendent Wrinn has detaile
Charles R. Shannahan for duty at tn
| Grand avenue station, and BENJAMIN
Jackson of the veteran reserve list ha
been transferred to the central office a
signal officer. Shannahan was reinstat
| ed to the regular force by the commits
sioners, having been in the veteran re
| serve ranks.
| FUNERAL OF WILLIAM McKEON
The funeral of William McKeon too
| place yesterday morning at his lat
| residence at 9 o'clock and later fror
| St. Francis church. A requiem mas
| ,--o. e,,nor by Rather Shap1av Tb