The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

$, Ives, her attending physician, says that she was little more comforta- ble yesterday.
 Miss Jennie Hine of 21O Edgewood avenue is recovering from an illness of typhus fever.
 Miss Johanna Ulmer of Norwich has been visiting for several days in this city, the guest of Miss Fitch,
 Mrs. Henry Fresenlus of 177 How ward avenue has returned from a five weeks visit in Hartford.
 Dr. Stewart of West Haven, who has been very i'll, Is now reported to be im- proving in his condition.
 Carle J. Blenner is spending short time at his home in Townsend avenue, coming up to finish New Haven por- trait Part of next week he will be i in New York at the horse show.
 Mrs. D. J. Bigelow of Bradley street is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Casper Bradley of Newton, N. J.
 Attorney Matthew A. Reynolds will leave this evening for two weeks business trip to Chicago
 Mrs. Smith, wife Of Senator David L.. Smith of Cornwall, is visiting Mrs. c. M. Hall of Elm street. Among New Haveners who will be in evidence at the horse show this week are Judge Lynde Harrison of Hllhouse avenue and MT. and Mrs. $. w. Hart of Prospect street.
 Miss Ella Warner of Hamden has been appointed teacher in room No, 4 at the Skinner school in this city. She is a graduate of the New Haven nor mai school.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Monson of Whitney avenue are receiving con- gratulations over the advent of a grandchild, the young son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Justi of Philadelphia, who arrived last week.
 William H. Douglass, who is chair man of the committee appointed at Call vary Baptist church to secure a new pastor, said yesterday that he had no idea how the vacancy would be filled. As far as he knew no particular clergyman had been decided upon for the place. There are several, it is reported,in view, One is at Lenox, Mass.
 Mrs. D. J. Bigelow of 139 Bradley street is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Casper Grover of Newton, N. J,
 The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut Society of Colonial Danes will be held at the Prospect Casino in Hart ford to-day. The business meeting will begin at 11:SO Lunch will be served at 1:30, to te followed by reception to the incoming and outgoing presidents. Miss Terry of this city will retire, and Mrs. Frank W. Cheney will be her suc- cessor.
 1 Dr. and Mrs. Martin Grinnell are en- tertaining large house party at their country place in Milford. Mrs. Warren P. Tyler of Bartow, Fla, who has been spending a few months with her mother, Mrs. S. w. Ingersoll, in Essex left Saturday for her southern home.
 A. A. Benham and family of S4 Elm street, West Haven, leave on Thursday for Southern Pines, N. O., where thsy will spend the winter.
 1 The Hon. F. S. Day. United States consul at Bradford, Eng, sails from New York tomorrow noon. He will be | accompanied by his wife and youngest daughter At present his intentions ] are to be absent for the next two years. Among its personal mention, the Tacoma Ledger records that Mrs. Al bert Johnson is among the passengers booked on the Garonne for Honolulu 1 on the Ledger excursion trip. MT. and ] Mrs. Johnson have taken a house at I the corner of Second street and Yakima avenue, Tacoma.
 Professor Brush will entertain on Wednesday evening by a reception.
 Representative Burwell Carter of Plainville, years ago leading contrac- 1 tor at the New Haven clock factory, is said to have contributed not little to 1 shorten the last session of the legisla- ! ture by his business-like way of nov ing "the previous question: and cutting off debate when they had had enough MT. Carter will be on hand at the com ing session, too. He is reelected.
 wedding tomorrow night is that of Miss Edith E. Jefferson, daughter of T. G. w. Jefferson, and Lewis H Tyrrell of Grand avenue, which will be celebrated at o'clock at the brides home, 63 Clinton avenue. The Rev. Dr. 1 McNicholl will officlate. After the cer- emony there will be an informal recep- tion and supper for which Francis will cater.
 David Mack, the retired ship builder of Essex, celebrated his ninety-second birthday yesterday
 Mrs. Charlea H. Hyde of Tacoma Wash, is the guest of her cousin. Mrs i o. B. North of Chapel street Yester- day afternoon Mrs. North gave a small whist meet in her honor.
 The Rev. George Buck, pastor of St James Episcopal church, Poquetanuck, has written a play which is shortly tc be given by the Woman's guild there 1 Professor Irving Fisher of Yale is now able to be about his house. J w. c. Stillman of Meriden has leased a large place on Crown street, neal Church street, in this city and he vii fit it up as restaurant to be run some- thing after the style of the one in Meri- den.
 MT. and Mrs. John N. Champion s fifteenth anniversary wedding reception is to be given at their home on Els worth avenue, November 21, and will be a large affair.
 pr. Broderick of Branford has gone to resume his duties in Hartford. Ht will return at intervals until the Bran ford church is completed. The bishop and his architect were in Branford last 1 week looking over the ground, ant l surveying the property for the church is underway.
 William J. Rice of Branford left yes