The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-09
pERSON.AL JOTYINGS.

Charles H. Blakeslee, the well known penman of this city, has recently be- come a special agent for the American Real Estate company of New York city, of which George E. Robertson, formerly of New Haven, is the assist ant secretary. Says the United States Investor, speaking of this concern in it's issue of October 9: "The American Real Estate company in our opinion of fers good opportunity to the multi tude of small investors throughout the country to make a paying and conser- Vative investment, by means of their certificates. The company has been well managed and has been careful in the selection of it's properties" The certificates here spoke of bear 6 per cent. guaranteed interest, compounded annually, and in addition thereto re- ceive a. pro rata share of the business profits, thus making the investment a very fine one. MT. Blakeslee still con- tinues the expressing art work at his fine office in the First National Bank building and is always pleased to re- ceive either business or social calls from his friends.
 I ellCy SlOuSli oh NSoS A1SS''AAOA4i N. H.; Mrs. Hattie Green and MT. J. V. Cameron of Nashua, N. H., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William w. Cameron.
 Mr and Mrs. A. M Young, who have been spending the past few weeks at their summer house, the Anchorage, at Pine Orchard, returned to their home in Waterbury yesterday.
 First Lieutenant James Kingsley Blake, commanding the second section, brigade signal corps, has forwarded his resignation to the adjutant generals office and notice of it's acceptance is, ex- pected in a few days, together with or ders for the election of his successor. Sergeant D. Edgar Munson Is spoken of as likely to be MT. Blake's successor. The patronesses of the first assembly of the season to be given at Warner | hall November 19 will be Miss Rebecca | B. Beach, Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. | Arthur H. Day, Mrs. William W. Far nam, Mrs. Isham Henderson and Mrs. Eli Whitney.
 Bishop Coadjutor Brewster will be given a reception by the Church club | of Connecticut, at Harmonic hall on | Thursday. It is hoped that Bishop Will Hams will be present. The principal cities of the state will be well repre- | sented.
 The next in the series of Mrs. Louise Houghton's drawing room lectures will | be given at o'clock on Wednesday, Mo- | vember 10, at the home of Mrs. Edward | Bourne, Prospect street. Mrs. Henry | F. English and Mrs. Wayland will open | their houses for the two following lec- | lures.
 Papers will be read by Hon. Freder- | ick J. Kingsbury and Prof Franklin | Dexter at the luncheon to be given by | the Society of Colonial Danes at the New Haven house on Thursday, the 1Sth to the members and few invited guests.
 Assistant Postmaster Rowe has re- turned to duty after a pleasant vaca- | tion.
 1 Herbert Thatcher of Branford is i'll at his home on Bradley avenue, suffer- ing with malarial fever.
 Mrs. s. T. Kinney has just returned from a few days spent in Washington, l during which she attended meeting | of the national board of managers of the D. A. R.
 Messrs c. D. Cass, c. F. Mulvey w.
 P. Lincoln, L. l.. Well, M. Meaney and
 F. F. Crown are members of the com
 mittee in charge of the arrangements 1 for an informal reception to be given by the Athletic association of Malley, Neely & Co. in Hoyt's dancing academy Tuesday evening, November 23.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Grannis gave a chrysanthemum reception last evening
 at their home, 423 Center street, for
 their son, MT. w. A. Grannis. jr., and
 his bride. The hours were from to 10
 o'clock. The receiving party included
 Mrs, George M. Augur, Miss Edna Au-
 gur, Miss Ella Henderson, Mrs. Roland 1 Warner and Mr. and Mrs. George Brad
 ley. About 250 invitations were issued.
 MT. A. Maxcy Hitler has been enter
 taining Judge Hitler of Kansas for a l week past.
 Captain R. B. Hines of North Cam | bridge, Mass, is in this city the guest of c. o. E. Hartung on St. Roman street.
 During the war Captain Hines was an
 associated officer of the late lamented Lieutenant H. Jerry Bishop, afterwards
 Major Bishop, on the warships New | a,,I