The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-09

before Mrs. Emma Harris, Paris, Miss
April 4. A number of Mr.. Todd's New
Haven friends. members of the Pequot
association, Republican League and
Quinnipiac clubs, of all of which Or
ganizations he is a member, will go to
| the capital for the wedding.
Alfred Downes of New York, private
secretary to Mayor Van Wyck, and
Mrs. Downes were in town yesterday
for the funeral of Mr. Downes' cousin,
Joseph Downes which took place yes
terday morning from st. Mary's
church
| Mrs. Frank Lewis Of Whalley avenue
will give charity whist tomorrow af-
| ternoon at o'clock
Mrs. III. p Robinson of Oxford who
was in New Haven last week visiting
relatives, has returned home but will
soon come to New Haven to reside.
Miss Fannie Sperry Of Seymour has
been staying with her cousin, Miss Ma
bel Perry on Governors HILL Oxford
since the death of her grandmother.
Mrs. w. s. Crofut of Whalley avenue
who has been very i'll with grip and
pneumonia the past month, Is now able
to be out on pleasant days. Her sister,
Mrs. James Golden, and her daughter,
Agnes passed last week with her on
April 1, Mr.. and Mrs. Crofut and DIR.
w. S. Grove, the latter's brother, will
remove from their present home to the
Sanford home nearby
William Russell and his family, who
have been in the Stewart house, OK
ford with Edwin Roraback, have
moved in the house with Joseph Mar
shall on Moose Hill.
David j. Daggett. who for some time
has been connected with the New Ha-
ven Clock company, has assumed the
duties of his new position, that of sec
rotary of the New Haven Water COM
pany. He succeeds Ellsworth ]. Foote,
who resigned his position as secretary
and second vice president about a
month ago, and Is now in Nassau, N
p, on pleasure trip for several weeks.
Mr.. Daggett Is a Yale man, and pos
sesses much business ability.
Mrs. Henry Hubbard of MILFORD ave-
nue., Branford, left yesterday for a
weeks visit with friends in Fair Ha-
ven and East Haven
Prof. Winchester Iectured in the
Branford library course last evening.
subject English Lakes and Their
Poets
Miss Sara l. Boyton is i'll at her home
on Meadow street, Branford Miss Win
ME futile of Fair Haven is supplying
the place in the school room.
Frank Brown of Merden Is the guest
of DR.. and Mrs Gaylord of South Main
street, Branford
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer Of Bran
ford are both i'll with the grip.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Miss Anna Allard at her home
at 10 Gilbert street Tuesday evening.
Music and dancing We're enjoyed until
midnight, when the party sat down to
an elaborate supper, after which dane
ing was again enjoyed
Captain Morris u. Ely called out the
candidates for the Yale Law school
baseball nine yesterday morning in the
varsity cage.
The lecture of DR.. B. A. Hinsdalo in
the teachers course, will take place at
the College street hall tomorrow eve
ming instead Of tonight. Superinten-
dent Kendall has invited DR.. Hinsdale
to meet the teachers of the seventh
and eighth grade at the High school
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The bi-rlonthly gathering of the La
PrimaVefa Whist club took place ar
the home of Walter Frisbe No. $3.50 Or
rhard street on Monday evening. The
house was handsomely decorated with |
palms and cut flowers. After three |
hours of contest two valuable prizes
were won by Miss Bowman and Mr.
Bradley Music was given by tha
string band, while Mr. Gates executed
4 rafting clog dance, after which Fred
Bradley favored the party with so,,,a
IF his sweet solos, accompanied bv Mr.
Macgregor
The following Yale personal items arc
rom the Yale Alumni weekly:
so t. S.-Professor George B. Stevens
II the Yale Divinity school, has been
'ranted a years leave of absence, and |
viii sail for Europe early in Nav.
IA daughter was born to Mr., and
lrs j. 2. Kellogg of Waterbury, Conn.
g
80 L. S.-The Rev. Charles H. Small
as left successful pastorate of five
ears in Hudson Ohio, to go to the
'irst church of Springfield in the same
tate.
'S7-Professor William L. Phelps lee
lred at Taft's school, WATERFOWL. Feb.
uary rs, on 'The Origin of the Modern
heater
'SS-Dr. Alfred Hand, Jr., has removed
'om I'll South Seventeenth street to
sol Pine street, Philadelphia, Pa.
'S9-Mr and Mrs. II. w. Wallace have
sturned from the south, where thew
ave been spending a few weeks.
SO S.-W. H. Conyngham has eive,
p his position as secretary and treas .
rer of the Hygiene Milk company at
'ilkesbarre, Pa.