The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-29
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Mrs. Irwin Simpson of New Haven
spent Christmas with her daughter
Mrs, George G. Lamb of East Main
street, Norwich.
Mrs. Laurence f. Stanley Of this city
has gone to Ipswich, Mass to spend a
couple of months with her sister.
Miss Sallie Langrock, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Langrock of "a Leonard
street, and Morris Peller of New York
will be married Sunday evening, Jan
uary 2, at the home of the bride, The
marriage will be private, only the i'm
mediate relatives of the contracting
parties attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Loomis Of Col
lege street will leave tomorrow for a
fortnights trip to Baltimore, Md, and
Washington, D, c.
Miss Carolyn Duer is spending the
Christmas vacation in Washington, d.
c., the guest Of her flance's family, the
McLanahans.
Miss Bessie Rawson of Bristol is
spending the holidays with Miss G. S.
BarrOWs Of 65 Perkins street.
Mrs. c. Berry Peets has sent out cards
for tea to be given next Tuesday from
4 till 6. Mrs Charles L. Mitchell and
Mrs. Ely, who recently came to New
Haven, will be the guests of honor.
Edward Thompson Of Clinton avenue
and Pine street has gone to Redlands,
Cal.
The enga cement is announced of Miss
Lena Marian Hunt of Providence, r. l.,
to Corporal Edwin B. Frink of the
Grays Miss Hunt is quite we'll known
here, having visited in New Haven fire.
quently. She will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs Ely A. Eliot of Orange
street after New Years
Chief Engineer Curtiss Of the Consoli-
dated road is in Boston looking after
the improvements at the new terminal
station.
Constable Lewis Asher has returned
from Boston, where he went to visit
several of his children.
Tonight Miss Eleanor Tyler, the
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Tyler, will give a Christmas party.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea Ingersoll and
family of Boston are spending holiday
week with MIR. Ingersolls people, Mr..
anu NILS. SOllIl M. lIIS eI5Oll
Dr. Harry Reilly, now stationed at a
large hospital at Paterson, n. j., is
spending holiday week with his mother
on Howard avenue.
Mr.. Edmund Wylie of 5O7 Orange
street leaves the latter part of this
week for Chatam, N. Y, to begin his
duties as superintendent of large BIZ
cycle factory whose plant is established
at that place.
Mrs. Francis Wetmore Mcmillan Of
Detroit is spending Christmas week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
e. Lewis.
Miss Rheta Mann of H. H. S. '9S is
spending her vacation in Hartford,
where she is the object Of much atten-
ton. Mrs. D. Mann had a cry delightful
| masquerade party at her home on Olive
street, corner of Lyon street, last Sat
urday night
Professor James II. Campbell has is
sued cards for another reception to be
given on Tuesday, January II, at Lenox
| hall, to the pupils Of his dancing school
and their friends.
| Mrs Augustus H. Kimberly Of Whit
| ney avenue was hostess on Monday
| evening, giving a small card party for
| her younger daughter, Miss Emily Will
| son, and her guest, Miss Venable of
| Georgia, who is a classmate Of Miss
Wilson's at Ogontz. Hearts was the
| game, and there were twenty people.
| The players included the younger set,
several of the girls having not yet made
| their debut Among them were Miss
| Hooker, Miss Gertrude Harrison, Miss
| Alice Porter, Miss Vera Rowe, the
Misses Butler, Mr.. Hooker, Messrs,
Aver.