The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
pA Rs0NAL .J0 rrINGS.

The many friends of MT. Walter Gal in restored health. MT. Gallagher, who is the son of James Gallagher jr,, the tobacconist, has been for the past year conducting the large advertising branch of big dental house of New York city, About eight weeks ago he was pros trated by pneumonia in New York and after hard siege has recovered and has returned to New Haven to further recuperate.
 Yesterday afternoon Harry Houston, supervisor of penmanship in the New Haven schools, addressed the Meriden teachers at the high school building in that city. t MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor are back in town after 6 week at the Wal | dorf- Astoria, and are domiciled at the | Majestic. In a short time they will | leave for southern trip of two or three | months.
 l Miss Minnie Frances Reyes, daughter 1 of former Alderman and Mrs. Henry F. Reyes of S5 Whalley avenue, and l MT. William Austin Morse, grandson of the late Gardiner Morse, were mar l ried at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon | by the Rev. Mr. Scoville of Trinity. | Only the immediate families of bride l and brldgegroom saw the ceremony, l which was performed at the brides home. After brief wedding journey MT and Mrs, Morse will come back to New Haven and reside on Broadway. 1 Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sage are at pres- l ent in Itatly, whther they went after | very delightful visit in Paris. While In Paris they were charmingly enter l tained by Mir. and Mrs. James Percy Crosse, nee Roessler.
 ! MT. and Mrs. E. A. Parsons gave an entertainment in Middletown Wednes- day evening MT. and Mrs Parsons had the assistance of MT. David Names, the New York violinist; Miss Kate Os- born. whose whistling solos added a 1 pleasing novelty; Miss May c. Lover- idge, the clever young soprano, and Tom Karl, formerly of the Bostonians. The concert was large attended and was a prominent social event, at which the smart set of Middletown was well repre- scented.
 Mrs Alfred Meigs of Madison, mother of F. D. Meigs of this city, who sus- tained third shock of paralysis, is in comfortable condition and in no im- mediate danger
 The Rockland club held its annual gathering at the Rockland cottage at Short Beach Wednesday,. David A.
 Corey of the New Haven Street Rail-
 way company was the host. The par
 ty left the city at 9:30 Wednesday
 morning and returned at 5:so P. m. I Art11fTs Q0h1aty. hI1c
 ager of the Connecticut Republikaner, yesterday afternoon at 1:40 o'clock be-
 came the father of a ten-pound girl.
 The little one is grandchild of Editor
 Weigand Schlein.
 Announcements are out for the com
 ing marriage of Miss Agnes Marion
 Thompson to George Beard Clark, the
 event to take place Wednesday evening
 January 19, at 6:30. at the Methodist
 Episcopal church, Strait Conn. The Security Insurance company ot
 New Haven has reelected these direc-
 tors: Charles E. Leete, James ?. Dew ell, A. c. Wilcox, Cornelius Pierpont, S
 F. Merwin, Joel A, sperry. William R,
 Tyler John W. Alling, E. G. stoddard
 T. Attwater Barnes and H. Mason.
 J. H. Macdonald of this city, state
 highway commissioner of Connecticut
 has been in Washington in conference with Director Stone ofsthe office of road
 inquiry, agricultural department. Gen.
 eral matters pertaining to good roads and methods of building them were dis 1, cussed. MT. Macdonald went to Fort ress Monroe yesterday. and on the re- turn trip to Connecticut will visit
 friends in Albany, N. Y.