The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-02
PERsoNa1 MENTION.

family are expected home from Europe
 in about three weeks.
 The wedding of Lieutenant Clarence
 Damn of the Grays and Miss Ruby
 Osborn will take place in October at
 the Church of the Redeemer. It will
 be brilliant affair and there will be
 six bridesmaids and ushers.
 Rev. MT, ripple, who is sojourning in
 Litchfield, was in New Haven yester-
 day on official business. Rev. and Mrs, Morse of Milford have
 been entertaining Mrs Morse's parents.
 MT. and Mrs, Ezra Dibble of this city.
 Adjutant Redmond V, Beach of the
 First regiment of engineers now sta
 toned at Camp Black, was in this city yeterday and returned to Poughkeepsie
 yesterday afternoon. His regiment
 have orders to move for Porto Rico
 this morning. Private Ives of this command is also from this city.
 The Norwalk Hour says: "A pleas- ant feature of the service at the Meth odist church, Sunday morning, was the rendering of a solo by Alonzo Osborne
 of New Haven. MT Osborne is fine singer and gives promise of a bright future as vocalist. He is the son of Edmund S. Osborne, formerly of this
 place."
 Mrs, George H. Watrous, who has
 been spending some time in Litchfield,
 is expected home this week. Miss Frances Heath, soprano of
 Trinity M. E. church, left yesterday for
 her home, near Albany, N. r., where she will spend her vacation from church duties of one month. Percy o. Wotton of the Leader will leave next week to become city editor
 of the Springfield Union. He has made
 many sincere friends in New Haven, all of whom wish him abundant suc-
 cess; and congratulate him on his new
 position.
 Lewis B. Brown of the controllers office and Mrs. Brown, who have been
 away for two weeks have returned tc
 their home The first week was spent in travelling and the second at Null
 berry Point, off Guilford. Among the October weddings will be that of Miss Maud Lumberg and Charles Hamilton, Yale '9S. Miss Cartwright of Bridgeport, one of the foremost pianists of that city, formerly pupil of F. A. Parsons, is visiting friends in West Haven. J. Kennedy Childs of Hartford wis., ited the Pequot club on Saturday, com- ing in from the yacht Titania, anchored in the Cove He took with him for q cruise down to New York the twelve year-old son of MT. and Mrs. George Little of Hartford, who are stopping at the hotel
 Miss May Kearns of Meriden is the
 guest of her cousins, the Misses Coel- lers of Howard avenue. Miss Margaret G. White of S1 Ward
 street has gone to the Berkshire Hills for three weeks vacation.
 Miss Benton, teacher for thirty years
 at the Westvile high school, and her
 niece, Miss Phelps, will go to the White mountains soon for two or three weeks. Miss Benton is at present with her relatives, MT. and Mrs. L. Wheeler Beecher, at their Morris Cove cot tage.
 Harry Leigh left for Boston yester- day to attend the annual meeting of
 the executive committee of the Grand lodge, A. o. T. W. MT. Leigh repre- 7Si1lo SoiLllSttltul OIl Llle COtIlHllllte. portant business will come before the
 meeting which was held last night. MT. and Mrs. G. A, Maycock, who
 have been spending three weeks at the Pequot club house, returned to their
 residence in Oak place yesterday. Mrs. S. c. Fleetwood and family will spend two weeks at Mount Kisco, New York
 Attorney A. M. Mathewson leaves this week for his old home in South Woodstock to remain several days
 The Misses Clara and Lettie Shanley
 of Orange street are at Cosey Beach.
 Miss Josephine Shelley of Washing ton, D. C., is visiting friends here She will spend most of the summer in and about New Haven. H. M Kochersperger and family of 463 Orange street are at the Pequot club house, Morris Cove. Mrs. Frank c. Futile has returned from a visit at Hunts Point, N r., where she was the guest of Mrs. John English.
 Miss M. J. Daggett of Y Grove street has returned from a months stay at Norfolk and will go to West Haven for a part of the summer to be at the Daggett cottage at Savin Rock. Miss Sadie Parmelee, daughter of Mr and Mrs c. D, Parmelee. is spend- ing a few weeks at Boston. Seligman Zunder of the National Savings bank has returned from a stay
 at Block Island.
 Mrs. F. H. Barnes and son Harold have gone to Bethlehem, N. H. MT. Gardner of New York, the in- ventor of the Gamewell fire alarm sys- tenn, is in the city for a day or two ad- justing the apparatus at headquarters. It was put in thorough order last spring but the recent damp weather has disarranged the delicate mechan- ism.
 Joel Sperry, with his two daughters, Miss Fife Sperry and Miss Annie Sper- ry, were to leave yesterday for the White mountains. They will stay at
 the Profile house.
 MT. and Mrs. R. G. Davis of this city are in the White mountains for a so-
 journ of several weeks. Miss Bray, Miss Jane Bray and Miss Kathryn Harty are stopping at Buns Point
 Mrs. Elliott H. Morse of York street has gone with her family to Tiverton, R. I.
 Mrs. Beers, Miss V. Beers and Miss Ella Flaherty of Vernon street have