The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-30
A ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


Personal Items.
Mr.. C. II. Blakeslee will return Oc-
tober after a two weeks visit in
West Hartland.
Mrs Campof Ward street has return
ed from a months stay in western
New York.
Miss Alice Brinsmade Of Birmingham,
niece of Mrs. G. B. Bunneli, will so to
Nav York next week to enter Nine.
Gardeners finishing school for young la
dies. Miss Brinsmade graduated from
the Birmingham high school year ago
last June with high honors.
Mrs. Cromwell Gibbons of Jackson
Vile, Fla, has been visiting New Ha-
ven the past week as the guest of her
sister-in law, Mrs. Charles A. Tuttle
OF College street.
Miss Gallaudet left Indian Neck for
her home in Washington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y. Bowman Of
Carmel street have returned from
three months stay at Asbury Park.
George w. Cullum of 300 Orchard
street celebrated the twenty-first ami
versary of his birthday Tuesday even
ing with a party, which was made very
enjoyable by games, music and refresh
ments. Mr.. Cullum received many
handsome presents.
On Tuesday evening, October IL, Sem
Tor Vice Commander Fred S. Snow of
Admiral Foote post, G. A. r., will go
to Meriden to inspect Merriam post,
No. s, of that city. A number of the
members of Admiral Foote post will at
tend the inspection.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Rod
den and George H. Bailey of Branford
will be solemnized at the home of the
brides parents this evening.
A social was given Tuesday evening
at the residence of Miss Clara B. Ro-
gowski, Is Bishop street, in honor of
her guests. Misses Katlenback and
OHara Of Hartford. A very brilliant
musical programme was rendered and
light refreshments were served. Each
guest was presented with an immense
pretzel as a souvenir.
S. H. Brennan formerly well known
clothing clerk in Meriden and recently
OF Lynn, Mass, has made an engage
nent with the Beecher-L Leonard COM
pany Of this city.
Lewis C. Bayles has severed his con-
nection as mechanical engineer with
the Branford branch of the Yale &
Towne Manufacturing company, and
gone to his home in East Orange, N. J.
William Falker, formerly of Bran
ford, but more recently of Chicago, has
returned to Branford with a view to
settling there.
Carrie HI. Lupton of Stratford, who is
queen of the Connecticut Holland
Danes of the New Netherlands and
president of the Holland Patrons Of
the New Netherlands, has issued a.
statement to the effect that the Connec-
ticut organization will not assist in the
coronation of Miss Lavinia FL Dempsey
of the New York city society in Janu-
airy She states further that the Con-
thy with the New York society, and
that the former will not recognize any
of the social functions of the Knicker-
booker party.
Herbert e. Thatcher of Branford has
purchased site for a new residence on
Kirkham street, Bradford, and will
erect a house thereon in the near flu
ture.
Miss Lucie Edmundson of Is Shelter
street has gone to Brooklyn to attend
Pratt Institute, where she will take a
two years course in the art class in
designing.
New York are occupying suite of
rooms at the Hotel Monopole. They
are on their wedding tour and will
spend few days in this city where Mr..
Fitzgerald has many friends. They will
then visit Boston, Niagara Falls and
Montreal, and go as far west as the
coast" Mrs Fitzgerald was formerly
Miss Mildred r. Wagner of Park Slope.
r. II. Brown, ]. E. Hubinger and
Robert Foote returned yesterday from
a three weeks fishing trip to Canada,
where their headquarters We're at the
Nonantum club, of which they are men,
bers. Tuesday F. H. Ryder, his broth
er-in-1aw, A G. Henderson of New
York; A. H. Smith OF Stamford, and ].
L. Livingston, also of New York, re-
turned to their respective homes after
delightful season passed in their IA
yorite recreation and sport, fishing and
hunting in the Canadian woods and
lakes.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Eta
Hogan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Hen
ry Hogan of Westville, and Mr.. Charles
S. Megin, of Bethany, will take place
at O'Clock this evening in the West
vile Congregational church, the Rev.
O. r. Howe officiating. The bride will
wear a dainty toilet Of white mohair,
garnished with lace, and will carry
white asters. Her cousin, Miss Nellie
D. Stanton of Mortified, Mass, will
act as bridesmaid, and will wear white
organdie. The best man will be Mr.
Tyler Davidson of Bethany, and James
Downes of Westville and R. Downes of
Bethany, have been chosen as ushers
The class of '94, of the Westville school
of which the bride was a member. are
to decorate the church, and will attend
the wedding in a body. Mr.. and Mrs
Megin will leave for a short wedding
Journey and will be at home after Dc
tober 20, at Bethany, where a new and
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