The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-29
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

Bacon. Miss Dorothy B. Bacon and Master Selden Bacon have been the guests the past week of General and Mrs. w. A. Aiken of Norwich.
 Prof. F. K. Saunders of Yale is de- livering a series of lectures in Stam- ford on "Messianic Prophecy" He gives another of the course this after noon in the lecture room of the Pres bytarian church. His subject will be 'Tsaiah and Micah."
 Mrs. George w. Bannan and daugh- ter of this city are the guests of A. H. Bartholomew of East Center street, Wallingford.
 Joseph w. Kennedy and Joseph F. Horan, known as Big and Little Joe,'' and two of the most popular walters in town, have left Hueblein's and been en- gagged by Manager White of the Ton tone hotel.
 Dr. Edward l.. Munson, son of ex- United States District Court Judge L. B. Munson, of this city, is the guest of her father. pr. Munson has been for three years in a United States fort in Montana, where he was stationed as army surgeon. He has just been pro- noted to be surgeon of Fort Adams, Newport, and is on his way to take charge of his new post. He will leave here tomorrow for his position.
 Mrs. M. H. Marlin at the Jocelyn will entertain Miss Kate Sanborn, the writ CT, for a few days this week. Miss | Sanborn's home is in Massachusetts, but she has been stopping in New York | for time.
 Miss M. Louise Hutchinson and Mrs | Harry Hutchinson of Branford left Friday for New York to visit their sis | ter, who is a student at Pratt institute, | Brooklyn.
 | Charles M Hall of Broadway and 1 York Square is in New York buying | holiday goods. | Mayor Miles B. Preston of Hartford was in the city Saturday on business. He was introduced to Mayor Earns worth by Alderman Clark. The two mayors were in consultation for over an hour.
 Oracle Thielbar of 39 Nicoll street celebrated her fourth birthday Friday by entertaining her little friends at | her home.
 Mrs. William Doty of 23 Lynwood street is visiting a son in New Jersey. Harry A. Doty and his bride are spend ing week in Chester at the home of Mrs. Doty's mother.
 Mrs. R. M Hubbard of Lake Place is at her home in Cornwall.
 Mrs N B. Heath of Stockbridge, | Mass. is boarding for few weeks on | Temple street.
 l George w. Keeler and wife have just returned from a ten days wedding trip through the New England states and part of Canada They will reside at I the home of the bride on Wooster street. | Announcement cards for an at home will be sent out soon.
 MT and Mrs. J. S. Gum of New Pres ton, Conn.,, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenks of Howe street.
 The engagement of Miss Alice May Sykes, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hen ry B. Sykes of 137 Wall street, and Dr. Frank Sherman Mearr of New York city, is announced The wedding will take place at the brides home at 4 o'clock on Thursday, December g.
 MT and Mrs. Henry S. Beers of Howe street gave large reception Saturday evening in celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage.
 MT. Marion Crawford's lecture to- night at Miss Wheedon's, 33 Wall street. will be a notable social event of the week. Mr. Crawfords subject will be Pope Leo XIII"
 Cards for the second of Miss Anne Days at homes are out. The reception will be given Saturday of next week, and some excellent music will be heard.
 The Rev. Clarence w. Bispham, pre- centor at Trinity church, gave recently before the students of the general theo- logical seninamy at New York a most interesting lecture on Episcopal church music, and the management of the Episcopal church choir. The lecture is entitled Practical Hints to Episcopal Clergymen."
 Mrs. John w. filling gave theater party of twelve Saturday night to see Ada Rehan in Twelfth Night" Mrs. filings guests were chiefly young peo- ple, friends of Miss Agatha filling and MT. Arnan filling.
 A large coming out reception will be given on Wednesday, December 1, from to D. m., by Mrs. Thomas G. Ben nett for her niece, Miss Ethel Wells Bennett
 MT Vernon Somers comes to New Haven for the first three nights of this week, playing the lead in Hands Across the Sea- which will be present ed at the Grand MT. Somers has been playing the part for several weeks with marked success.
 Mrs. James Mason Hoppin, jr., is vis- , iting friends in Pittsburg and Chicago, and will remain away few weeks.
 Miss French's next lecture in her series on Music given under the aus pices of the Young Ladies' Missionary society at the Church of the Redeem CT lecture room is announced for We'd nesday next. Her subject is The Opera" and the lecturer has gathered
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