The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-19
PERSONAL JorqINas.

MT, and Mrs. Henry Karlsruher, nee Jennie Well, have returned from their wedding tour, and will be at home to their friends at 16O St. John street Sun day afternoon.
 William R. Hemingway and William D. Granniss left this week for Norfolk, Va, where they will visit MT. Heming- ways son, William Granniss. Later MT. Hemingway will go on to Florida, and will remain south several weeks. Mrs. F. F. State the wife of the tick ct seller at the depot, was resting as comfortably as could be expected yes- terday after her experience with a run- away horse on York street the day be- fore. Dr. Thompson is attending her, and says she has two broken ribs and is very badly bruised about the body.
 MT. Aimes and his sister of Lake Place have gone to Galveston, Texas, and will go from there to San Francisco, Cal, by the Southern Pacific railroad.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank P. Clark will leave to-day for Berlin by the Penn- sylvania, one of the Hamburg line steamers.
 George Cuny will sail to-day for Ham, burg for short visit to Germany.
 Mrs. Mann of Bridgeport, who has been quite i'll at her home on Monto- wese street, suffering with a heart trouble, is very much improved Miss Hodge of Franklin. Mass, is visiting the Misses Hofer of 157 York street. She is a daughter of Rev. MT. Hodge of the Universalist church at Franklin. Miss Hodge is a post grad uate of Tufts college and was one of the brightest co-eds of the college. William Schneider, who for several years conducted barber shop in Elm street, near Broadway, is now in Nun ich, Germany, where is is studying art Colonel Frank T. Lee of this city will become member of the new society "Order of the Crown which will soon be organized in New York. The quail | fications for membership are that a member shall be lineal descendant | from royalty. General Ferdinand F. Earle of New York, who is one of the founders of the society, dates his an- cestry back to King Eliseus, A. D., 519, | also to Egbert, King of All England, and Alfred the Great. Colonel Lee is a | relative of General Earle and their line | age Is the same.
 Frederick Calhoun, proprietor of the wholesale drug store on State street, has been obliged to go south for a few weeks because of i'll health. He will spend most of his time in South Caroli- | na. MT. Calhoun has been suffering from bronchial trouble all the fall. Franklin c. Beckley, the genial repre- sentative of the Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Go. of Middletown, O., is in town MT. Beckley is 9 noted hustler in the tobacco line and reports business l booming along the line.
 | Stanley Yale Beach of Stratford. the senior of the Sheffield Scientific school, who was quietly married several months ago and who kept is wedding a secret l till Christmas, has returned to college. l He has corresponded with the faculty and they have expressed a willingness to allow him to return.
 Emil Reinhardt, employed by the D, H. Clark company of Brewery street, had three fingers of his right hand bad ly cut yesterday while running a
 moulding machine.
 Joseph Lee of Branford, who has beer quite sick, was reported little bette, yesterday.
 Benjamin F. Wording of Walling- ford left for Boston Monday evening
 where he took the boat yesterday fol Nova Scotia, the home of his fiance
 Miss Carrie T. Bryant, to whom he vii
 be married one week f-om last night
 January 20. MT Wording and bride
 will return home January 29, after z
 few days wedding tour.
 At the residence of Mrs. w. H. For.
 syth, s2 Fountain street, Westville, tn,
 Pequot council will give a matinet
 whist January 25. The invitations an
 nounce that the game will positively be
 gin at 3 p. m sharp. The Edgewoot
 avenue cars pass the Forsyth residence
 leaving the green at ? and 2:15 o'clock