The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-05
PERSONAL JOr4INGS.

her home in Mt. Carmel from visit to
her cousin, Miss Maybe Camp of New
Haven.
Miss Charlotte A. De Vine of STRAIT
ford is the guest of the Misses Mallory
of Howard avenue.
e. w. Colby, the district deputy of
the Order OF Pilgrim Fathers, went to
East Hampton last night to install the
| officers of lodge in that place.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard II. Hotchkiss
are receiving congratulations over the
arrival Of a son.
| Members of Ex-Governor Luzon b.
Morris staff will meet for their annual
banquet at Heublein's January II at 2
| p. m.
Mrs. Charles A. Baldwin has been en-
| tertaining since before Christmas Mrs.
Mary Edwards Of Newark, Miss Phoe-
be Hancock of Newark, who was for
merly principal of one of the schools In
that place.; Mrs. DR.. Emerson North
rop of Kansas City and William Pitt,
general superintendent for R. H. Macy
& Co.
Mrs. Lille and daughter, Miss Hattie
Lille, of Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly OF
this city, are spending the New Year
| season with Mr. and Mrs. Charles F..
| Merwin of ED street.
Attorney ]. w. Levy and wife, with
| Miss Beatrice Miohaels of Hartford
spent New Years with Wolf Levy,
father of Attorney Levy, who resides
at 80 Elliott street
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob B. Ullman will
be at home to their friends on Sunday,
| January 8.
Quartermaster Sergeant Morse of the
Light Guards was injured on Monday
night by the falling of a bronze statue
from shelf in the company room. His
scalp was badly cut and DR.. w. q.
| Daggett sewed up the wound.
Father Lilly thanked the congrega-
ton at st. Mary's r. G. church Sunday
for their Christmas contribution of ST.
02442.
Invitations have been issued for the
| marriage of Miss Bella Greenbaum and
| Mr.. Louis Fox of Eaton, Ohio. Miss
! Greenbaum was graduate of ii. II. S.
in the class of 9 and of the New Ha-
ven normal training school in the class
of '96. The wedding will take place
January 16.
Mrs. John H. Brodrick who for the
past six weeks has been seriously i'll
her summer cottage at Savin Rock, has
been removed to her home in this city,
where she is gradually improving in
health.
f. N. Holiday, janitor of the Quin-
| min 7 W. +
ed with a purse for holiday gift from
the teachers.
Mr.. Paul Klimpke, we'll known and
popular athlete while in Yale, and Miss
Mary Julia Hemingway were married
in Waterbury last Wednesday. Mr..
Klimpke is an instructor in Taft's
school of WATERFOWL and while at Yale
was a member of the varsity crew.
Mrs. Klimpkes home was in Water
town The wedding was one of the
several social events In Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Spier will give a
reception on Monday, january 10, at
their handsome house on Orange street
in celebration of the twenty-first birth
day Of their eldest son.
Congressman and Mrs. N. d. Sperry
and Mrs rockingham and her son
Newton left at noon yesterday for
Washington, D. C. They will stop at
the Buckingham, as they have done for
the past two seasons and expect to tar
~ in the national capital until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hooker of Berlin,
the latter Mrs. Sperry.s sister, will oc-
cupy the Sperry residence during the
absence of Congressman Sperry and his
family.
Miss Gertrude M. Caffrey, daughter
Of c. j. Caffrey of West Haven, who
received the white veil of the Sisters
of Mercy on Saturday January 1, will
be known in religion as Sister NJ
Benignus, translation (Kind.) She has
been assigned to New Britain as a
teacher of kindergarten work and mu-
sic. She is particularly adapted for the
former, having always taken an inter
est in the children of the Sacred Heart
parish, in which she lived.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage engagement of Miss Edith Aman-
d. daughter of Mr.. f. knight Sperry
and Mr.. Walter II. Mitchell, assistant
cashier of the National Security bank
of Boston. The prospective bride is a
charming and accomplished young lady
and Mr.. Mitchell is successful young
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