The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-09
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR- NEYINGS HERE AND THERE

Trips to the Mountain and Seashor'
 and Across the Wave-Many Pleasam,
 Visits Other Personal Jotttngs- Ce
 tOber Weddings.
 Miss Margaret McKiernan, daughter
 of Mrs. R. McKiernan of No. 16 Park
 street, and pr. Harry A. Elcock, for
 merly of this city and graduate of the
 Yale medical school, will be married on
 Tuesday, October 26.
 Mrs. Alice M. Crane of New York,
 with her granddaughter, Miss Dorothy
 Brown, are spending few days with
 Mrs. Irving B. Klock of 460 Whalley
 avenue.
 Clarence Thompson of this city, city editor of the Springfield Union, was vis- itng friends in town Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Hazard of South ington, who left few days ago for Upper Gage Town, Can. arrived there safely and are enjoying good health.
 The wedding of Miss Anna Maud Klock, the contralto, and Frank Gold smith Ball is set for Monday, October 23. Only relatives and a few intimate friends will witness the marriage, which is to be quietly solemnized at the resi- dence of the brides home, No 460 Whalley avenue, by the Rev. Dr. Leete of Dwight Place church.
 Sergeant Bartholomew Tiernan of the Dixwell avenue station is very ill with a dropsical complaint. Doctors Bacon and Judson are attending him.
 The infant daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbrdge was chris tened at Trinity church on Tuesday in the presence of members of the family by the rector of Trinity, pr. Baker.
 J. M. Gompertz, son of Michael Gom- pertz of this city. has entered the den- tai department of Columbia univer- sity.
 The marriage of Dr. Benjamin Earle Bostwick of New Milford, to Miss Clara Hubbell Nelson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson will take place to-day at half past six o'clock at the Nelson residence, No. 235 North Main street, Ansona. After their marriage, Dr. and Mrs. Bostwick will live at New Milford
 John E. Moran, who a year ago en- listed in the United States regulars for service in the Philippines, is expected home on October 15. He is brother of Attorney James T. Moran.
 This afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Frank R. Luckey, Orange and Humphrey streets, their niece Miss Julia Barker Quigley, and Charles o. Atwater will be mar ried Rev. Mr. Luckey will be the off ciating clergyman. As the bride and bridegroom are going away soon after the ceremony, the bride will wear her going-awa gown After a fortnight's travel they will live at Mo- 1885 State street, Cedar Hill.
 Miss lone l.. Foss of Springfield, for merly teacher in the North Center street, Southington, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Barnes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson (Miss Mary Lewis) are soon to go to Porto Rico and their intention now is to sail on th~-first outgoing steamer and to in the West Indies for a year or more.
 Miss M. J. Murphy of 1o5 College street has returned from a delightful vacation spent in the Berkshire Hills.
 The Stannard~ Bradley wedding takes place at o'clock at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. I4orin Stannard, Dwight and George streets.
 Alfred Lampson and Edward Whit man of Southington went to Middle town Saturday to be enlisted by Lieu tenant D. R. Jones, who conducted re- cruiting station here,.
 Mrs. Kate Foote Coe is again enter taining her distinguished slster-in-law, | Mrs Mary Hallock Foote, of short story fame. Mrs Foote came down from Maine, where, with her daughter she has been passing the summer.
 Mrs. Bessie A. Allyn and Miss Der Ina M. Raymond went to Granby Sat lrday to be the guests over the Sabbath | If Mrs. F. A. Betts. Mrs. Betts and | laughter Dorothy, will return to New | Haven about November 1.
 A small tea was given recently by | Mrs. Donald G. Mitchell for her daugh- CT, Mrs. Edward l.. Ryerson of Chi ago. Mrs. Ryerson and Miss Ryerson will also be among the out-of-town ,uests at the ngersollTrowb wedding tomorrow.
 The engagement is announced of VI lSE M. lSd DSl Allell Ol IIuSeNoOu ave- tue and Lieutenant R. E. Hutchinson # the First division, Naval battalion. The wedding will take place during November.
 A lunch was given day or two ago " Mrs. Henry F. Ring to Miss Teres- ina Peck who, with her parents, Pro- essor and Mrs. Tracy Peck, have just eturned from abroad to their home on Iigh street.
 Ex-Mayor and Mrs. F. B. Farnsworth with their daughter, Miss Mildred, son, 'aul, and the father of Mir. Earns ,orth, have returned to their home on orange street. after six weeks spent at
 cottage at Savin Rock and eight reeks in Vermont.
 Miss Olive Young, daughter Of Mir. nd Mrs. A. M. Young of Waterbury, as chosen The Anchorage, the beauti- Il summer home of the family at line Orchard, for the scene of her we'd Ing with Milton Jones Warner on tuesday, October 19 Special trains ill take the guests to and from Pine rchard for the event, which is to take lace at o'clock. Champion of this ty will decorate and the affair will Z 9 very elaborate. The newly welded I air will be 'at home" at New York I