The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-26
pERSoNAL MENTION.

4 A@AtSO~'<AL IN AS4N ALO%Ns
 Mrs. George E. Day will give a large tea on Tuesday, November 29, from 1 to o'clock at her home, 125 College.
 Mr. Carl stackman of the Yale Theo- logical school spent Thanksgiving at Amherst.
 City Comptroller B. E. Brown and wife had an informal commemoratlon of the 25th anniversary of their mar riage yesterday.
 Mrs David H. Clark Is confined to her home, No. 33 Pearl street, with badly sprainsd ankle. She turned her ankle while walking down stairs Wednesday afternoon at St. Johps Episcopal church at the corner of Orange and Humphrey streets while attending sale and fair there.
 Mrs William Wallace Whiting and Miss Whiting have sent out invitations for large lat home" on Monday, No vember 28, from 4 to o'clock at S45 Whitney avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Shea of Hins- dale, Mass, whose wedding took place on Wednesday at Hinsdale, are visiting friends in town. Miss Shea was Miss Jennie L. King, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George King of Hinsdale. P. Bonnette Schurman, the druggist at 26S York street, who has since been confined to his house at 451 George gtreet by illness is much improved. | Miss Amelia B. Kirst of Mechanic street was married at St. Paufs church Thursday evening to Jacob | Wagner of this city. The rector, Rev. Dr. Lines, performed the ceremony and the wedding music was by the organ l ist, MT. F. A. Fowler The brides s.s- ter, Miss Kirst, stood with her as maid of honor, and the bridegroom's brother, Ferdinand Wagner, acted as best man.
 Manager s. z. Poli will next week be" gin construction of new theater, To- cated on a site in the rear of the Poli building on Church street. Entrance to the theater will be made by means of one of the stores in tbe PoH building. It will be fine theateI.
 A Meriden paper says of New Ha- ven gentlemen: Meriden people will be | interested to learn of the present occu- patton of Joseph R. French, formerly l principal of the Center school of this city.
 Mr. French left 'Meriden some pears ago, and went to New Haven, where he became principal of school, which position he held until recently. Now MT. French is in the insurance busi- ness as insurance broker, and will de- | vote himself to that business in the flu ture While in Meriden, he and his fam 1 fly lived for some time on Hobart l street. He has a large circle of &C., quaintances and friends here, who will wish him success in his new business.
 Professor and Mrs. Henry Ferguson of Hartford have been this week att their niece, Miss Grace Ferguson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walton Fer guson. Miss Ferguson was married on Wednesday afternoon to Alfred w. Dater of New York, Yale '95S. It was a church wedding. The bridesmaids were Misses Helen G. Ferguson, the brides sister, Eleanor Ferguson of this city, ', Martha R. Ferguson of Pittsburg Charlotte Overbury of New York Cath leen Watson of Philadelphia and Louise Lockwood and Jean Tatlock ol Stamford.
 Mayor F. B Farnsworth of this city president of the McLagon Foundry Go and Harry B. Brown, secretary, were the guests of MT. Browns father, Hen B. Brown, in East Hampton Thursday
 l.. c. Bates of 33 Bradley street. 8 carpenter employed by the L. Candee