The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-05
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

| LAIs evening U. w. Wflght VIII uelH- onstrate before the Photographic soci- ety of this city how portrait photog- | raphy is best accomplished in your own l home by the use of side lights. 1 Manager Poli of Polls theater is the happy father of a girl baby which ar- rived yesterday. Mrs. Poli and the child are doing finely. | Albert J. Breed of Boston is visiting his son, Dr. c. s. Breed, manager of the Grand, in this city
 l Charles Dunlay of 21 Main street, Far Haven, is the twentieth member | or Battery c, Heavy Artillery, c. ", to be received at the New Haven hos pltal, He walked to the hospital yes | terday morning and it is thought that he has typhoid fever
 carleton E. Hoadley, Jr., arrived yes 1 terday at 12:30 a. m. He weighs 10 pounds. The mother is doing nicely. | MISS Mary c. Welles, a graduate of smith college, and for the past four years teacher in the Woman's college at Baltimore, has entered Yale for two year course.
 | Colonel N. G. Osborn leaves for va cation trip of two weeks in the Cats kills.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. George M. Platt of 100 Townsend ave- nue on Saturday morning at Il o'clock.
 Court Officer Ben Jackson of Edwards street has returned from three weeks vacation spent at the shore.
 The engagement was announced in New Britain yesterday of Civil En- gineer Frank H. Oldershaw and Miss Lucie o. Blakeslee of this city Miss Blakeslee is daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Blakeslee of Park street, and is a favorite in Elm City social circles. MT. Oldershaw is a member of the firm of Durham & Oldershaw, New Britain, and is graduate of Yale Shelf, class of '95,
 The wedding of Miss May J. Hicks of S01 Orange street and William H. An drews, secretary of the Veru Bicycle company, will take place at o'clock this afternoon at Miss Hicks home.
 Messrs. Moran, Harmount and Asher of the committee on schools, made a tour of inspection of the schools yester- day afternoon. They visited the Cheev- CT and the Ferry street schools and later in the week will make tour of | inspection or other schools.
 Corporal Penney of Battery c has suffered relapse. but has rallied, and hopes for his recovery are still quite strong.
 The friends in this city of Miss Clara Dana of Tunkhannock, Penn, will be pleased to hear that Miss Dana expects to spend part of this winter here. She will arrive some time in October Miss Dana spent last winter here when a number of entertainments were given for her.
 Mrs. Whitestone, the wife of George Whitestone, the window dresser at Wise, Smith & Co.'S, Hartford has fall en heir to an immense fortune in Stock holm, Sweden, left by an uncle The property consists of a large confection- cry establishment and money, all to the value of $500,000. There are 250 hands employed in the confectionery estab- lishment. MT. and Mrs. Whitestone, who have been in this country for six teen years, will return to Sweden at Christmas to take possession of their fortune.
 The board of managers of the Daughters of the American Revolu-
 
 regent, Mrs. Champion, tomorrow morning to arrange for the winters s series of business meetings. The first meeting of the society will probably : be announced for Wednesday, the 12th , of October, at Foot Guard armory. Much important business will be dis cussed. It is expected that Mrs. Kin ney the state regent, will present her report on the relief work done by the D. A. R. throughout the state and dur ing the summer.
 Hon. Lynde Harrison has returned from pleasant vacation trip With him were his wife and two daughters, but the family remained at Lake Placid in the Adirondacks. Judge Harrison will go up next week and return with them MT Harrison first went to Sault St. Marie, remaining on the Canadian side. After a pleasant stay of several days, they went to Lake Placid.
 The following notice of silver we'd ding appeared on September 9th in the London Standard:
 Robinson-Cone.-On the 9th of Sep tember, 1873, at New York, by the Rev. Chauncey Brewster, rector of Rye, N. Y, (now assistant bishop of Connecti- , cut), cousin of the bride, the Rev. Ar thur Dalgarno Robinson, vicar of St. Clement with St. Helen, N. Kensing- ton, to Alice Rebecca, younger daugh- ter of the late w. R. Cone, Esq, of Hartford, Conn.,, and granddaughter of the late James Brewster, Esq, of New Haven, Conn.,, sixth in lineal descent from Elder William Brewster, of the : Mayfower, chief of the Pilgrims.