The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-10
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE IND THERE.
and Across the Wave-Many Pleasant Visits-Other Personal Jotttnss-Oc- tober Weddings.


 tober Weddings.
 Miss Hattie Embler,, daughter of General and Mrs. A. H. Embler, who has been at Ottawa, Canada, since Au- gust visiting Miss Helen Sanford, sis ter of Horace Sanford, vice consul at Canada, will remain throughout Octo- Der.
 Miss Anna Rourke of Nash street, and George Dooley of Bishop street, will be married on Wednesday. October IS, at St. Mary's church.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Hedges are house in Miles City, Montana Mr. Hedges was until recently occupying responsible position in the local office of the Security Insurance company of New Haven.
 James c. Doolittle, well known pro- duce dealer in Mt Carmel Center, who was married to Miss Mabel Gilman of Vermont, September 20, has returned from his wedding trip. During his ab- sence he and Mrs. Doolttle visited in Vermont, in the towns of Lowell and Newport, and in the former place they were entertained by State Senator Cur tis of that town.
 The wedding of Miss Alice Frances Campbell daughter of MT. and Mrs. Matthew Campbell of Fair Haven and John James Cavanaugh of East Hart ford, will take place at St. Francis church to-morrow morning at 930 o'clock. Miss Campbell has been or ganist at St. Mary's R. c. church, East Hartford, for a number of years.
 Prof. w. S. Chandler was, as has been his annual custom for the past forty-one years, at the Worcester fes- tiva1. He was one of the originators of the festival and has never missed being present since 1858, the year the festivals were inaugurated.
 President Eli Whitney and Thomas Hooker of the board of education have returned from a four weeks camping experience in the Mooseland region of Maine.
 MT. and Mrs Frederick F. Durham of Southington observed their fifth wed- ding anniversary yesterday afternoon many relatives and friends being pres ent.
 Miss Annabele Flynn, who was in McIntyres, has taken a position with the Edward Malley company.
 Miss Martha Buell. has issued invita- tions for an informal hop at the Brad ley house, Southington, October 12
 Judge Hobart L. Hotchkiss, who is on a hunting trip in the Maine woods, is expected home Wednesday,
 Watson M Belden, who resides at 264 Front street, who was clerking in the ice cream establishment of J. V. Ryder at No Grand avenue this sum- mer, has accepted a position as clerk in the meat market of Frederick A. Peck at 719 State street. Major B. E. Brown, ex-controller of the city, and his brother, Louis B. Brown, ex-clerk in the office, were again yesterday in conference with the experts who are examining the ac- counts of the office for four and a half | years back. Clarence E. Bacon, formerly manager of the New York store in Branford, | was in Branford yesterday the guest of MT. and Mrs J. H. Barker of West | Main street. MT. Bacon comes on from | Manchester, Vt, for the Bradley Moore wedding.
 Judge Cleaveland of the probate | court spent Sunday in Lakewood, N. J., with his mother. He returned to the | city last night.
 The announcement is made of the en- gagement of Lieutenant R. E. Hutchin- son of the First division naval battal- ion, to Miss M Isabel Allen of Edge l wood avenue. The wedding day is set for some time in November.
  children, returned to town on Saturday from the Parkers' summer home at West Chop, Martha's Vineyard.
 The Rev. H. w. Pope of this city, who has been chosen assistant to Evangelist Dwight l.. Moody, will res tain his residence in New Haven
 Dr. S. Hartwell Chapman, who has been in Europe all summer will return next Saturday, having already sailed for home.
 Commodore Richard Peck, who has been very i'll for several weeks, is i'm proving. Yesterday he was able to sit l up for a time.
 Mrs. J. H. G. Durant and her daugh- ter Katherine were expected to reach New York yesterday on the Cunard steamer Umbria They have been in England three months.
 Mrs. Sidney Hosmer of Boston is vis- iting her parents, MT and Mrs E. Hen ny Barnes.
 Colonel N. H. Heft has returned from Kentucky with fine team of bay mares that have a high trotting rec ord
 President Turner of the Winchester road and several other stockholders vis- ited the Sylvan avenue line Saturday afternoon. It is understood that new rails will not be laid upon the route un- til next spring.
 Miss Lue Frances Candee has return ed from Botsford, where she was for two months the guest of Mrs. J. L. James. Mrs Birdsey Lake of Chapel street has just returned from a summer spent 1 at Washington, Hot Springs, Virginia . and Atlantic City, She was accompa- nied by her sister, who lives in New , York. Howard c. Odell, for the past year clerk at the Winthrop hotel, Meriden, l,ac aocented a similar position at the 7