The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-07
PERSONAL Jo1TINGS.

Emile Altman, representing the
large manufacturing house of Way d
Co., Philadelphia, Penn, which is we'll
known for the sterling qualities of their
knitted underwear goods, is visiting in
New Haven over Sunday with friends.
Many friends of Mr.. Altman were
pleased to see his familiar face in their
midst once more, as his friends in this
city are legion.
Mrs. H. J. Pardee is spending few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Wallace of York street, West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace are receiving the
congratulations of their many friends
over the arrival of little daughter on
March /.
DR.. George Doolittle Of Spokane,
formerly of this city, son Of the late
Mrs. Tilton E. Doolittle, will return to
his western home in about week.
Mrs. Laurens Lennox gave an inter-
esting talk before the Current Events
club which has lately been organized
among the ladies of Montowese. The
first meeting was held at the home of
Mrs E. H. Pardee and was largely at
tended. Mrs. Lennox succeeded in
interesting the members in her usual
happy manner.
Right Rev. Bishop Williams contin-
ues to enjoy good health. He is slight
ly lame and were it not for that would
be able to get about as well as usual
He hears his classes daily, attends to
the Episcopal work that falls to him
and receives and entertains callers at
his room at the see house.
Representative T. Attwater Barnes
will leave to-day for New York to join
a party of about eighty ladies and gen.
tlemen, who will make trip by q spe-
cial train to Kansas City, thence to the
Gulf Of Mexico via the Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf road, of which two
of his personal friends and brother, ex-
New Haven Grays, Ed. P, Merwin and
Lieutenant G. e. Granniss, are direc-
| tors. The extension of this road to the
Gulf of Mexico has just been completed,
and while this trip Is to be largely one
| of pleasure, the object is an inspection
of the new property by the directors
and stockholders of the company. A
number of New Haven people are in
| terested in the road. Mr.. Barnes will
| be away about two weeks.
| Mrs. Wagner Of Pearl street, wife of
| Attorney s. Harrison Wagner, leaves
to-day for New York, whence she will
| go by steamer to Savannah, Ga. She
will travel in the south and visit rela-
| tives in Savannah. Mr.. Wagner ex-
| poets to join her at Savannah in the
latter part Of the month, when they
will return overland, stopping for few
days en- route at Hot Springs, Va.
! New Haven visitors at Old Point
Comfort Saturday found there Mr.. joe
| w. s. Peck of this city, whose head
| quarters are at the Hotel Chamberlin
4 Mr.. Peck first went to Old Point forty
| one years ago, and it is his habit tc
make at least one visit there each year
He is well acquainted with all the re-
| gion in the vicinity Of the Point, and
has seen great changes since he begar
| to go there. These changes are indi-
Gated by the fact that at his first visit
what is now the extensive and impress
sive Hygeia Hotel was little house OF
only nine rooms. Mr.. Peck finds many
old friends and acquaintance at his
favorite resort, and much enjoys the
rest and recreation he gets there.