The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-21
Personal.

Miss Hanan of Baltimore is visiting
with the Misses Bangs of Sherman ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene C. Beecher are
at their cottage in Woodmont.
City Clerk and Mrs. Richard F. Lyon
left for three weeks visit in Ashf1eld
yesterday.
Mrs. c. L. Ives of 70 Wall street has
returned from q stay at Morristown,
N. J.
Newcomb M. Bassett, a clerk of the
public works department, whose leg
was broken in q fishing accident six
weeks ago, has regained the use of the
limb and is expected to return to his
desk this week.
Mrs. Frank Kelly, formerly of New
Haven, but now residing in Worcester,
is the guest of Mrs. A. f. Beckwith of
Orange street. Mrs. Kelly has with her
her two children, Frank, jr, and dear
little girl two years old.
Miss Clara Jepson Miss Grace KEEL
lam Miss Ethel Cover, Miss Edith Hart
and Mrs. Edwin Oviatt have gone to
the Smith college commencement. They
all belong to the Smith alumnae.
Clarence H. Stilson 81 s. has accepted
position with the Walker Electrical
company, Winchester avenue.
The past week Mrs. H., HI. Lane of
Quinnipiack has been the happy recipi-
ent of visit from two of her old
friends, Eldress Jane Emily Smith and
Deaconess Alkaline Dunn of the Shaker
community, of Mount Lebanon, N. Y.
Mrs. Lane was educated in that COM
munity and was one of Eldress Emily s
many pupils.
Charles I. French, the local agent of
the New Haven Steamboat company, is
suffering from severe attack of rheu-
matism at his home, No. $50 Dixwell
avenue.
Mrs. Philo s. Bennett has returned
from Waterville, N. Y, where she has
spent several weeks. Mrs. Bennett will
be one of the New Haven guests at the
marriage of Miss Ella Humphrey at
Great Darlington June 80
Carl and Mrs Rosenthal are receiving
congratulations over the advent of a
son in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Clark have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
The Rev. and Mrs. George William
Douglas are at present in Newport, the
guests of Mrs. Douglas mother, Mrs.
Hugh Dickie They they will go to
their Tuxedo cottage.
Miss Mabel A. Bigelow and Miss
Frances Bigelow of Brooklyn are
spending this week with friends on Ed
wards street. The Misses Bigelow will
summer at Indian Neck.
The wedding of Frank Reynolds
Broadhead of this city to Jennie Holmes
| Manning of Kingston, N. Y, will take
place on Wednesday, June 20. at the
| Rondout Presbyterian church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tillinghast will
entertain a house party during COM
mencement week at the beautiful home
of Mrs. Tillinghast's parents, Judge
and Mrs. Sheldon, on Mansfield street.
| From the other side comes news OF
| the marriage of H. Merriman Steele,
| Yale '94 S.. to Miss Elizabeth Nissan,
| daughter of the late Daniel w. Kis-
| sam of Bridgeport. The ceremony was
| performed at noon on Saturday, June
| is, in All Saints church, at Leipsic,
| Germany, by the Rev. H. M. de st
Croix
| Miss Greatorex of Brooklyn, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Neal of Westville the past month, left
| yesterday for Maine, where she viii
| spend the summer. She will be Joined
by her two sisters from Brooklyn, who
will go ON to Maine with her.
Alexander T. Stilson, son of Mrs
Clarence H. Stilson, has Joined Captain
Giddings' corps at Fort Trumbull Mr.
Stilson was formerly member of the
second section, Signal corps.