The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. -, is VISITING Aef daughter, NIT
William H. Moore at 261 Howard ave
nue..
Miss Susie Taylor has returned HON
to Westport from two weeks visi
with friends in this city.
Mrs. C. L. Smith, accompanied b!
her daughter, Miss Lulu Rentz, ha
been at Block Island for four weeks
Miss Rentz has gone to Newport for {
ten days stay.
Mrs. Shelton Cornell of this city il
the guest Of Thomas Cornell of Sey
mour avenue Derby
J. j. Kennedy of Hawkins street, Der
by, moved this week to this city, where
he is to reside in the future.
Miss Belle Smith of Washington, ID
c., is visiting at the home of William
II. Moore and will remain for some
weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Jepson and Miss Mary
Mix of this city have been guests of DR.
and Mrs j. A. Hutchinson in Guilford
Miss A. f. Stiles of Southbury and
Mrs. R. A. Porter of Waterbury are at
Block Island at the Adrian.
Miss Ada Edwards has returned TIC
her home in this city after visit with
NILE y. L. 1ulueI VI MyStil'
Miss Elizabeth Loomis of Guilford,
who was so seriously injured by falling
from her bicycle three weeks ago, was
brought recently to the New Haven
hospital, accompanied by Miss Nellie
Sullivan, DR.. West and Selectman
Woodruff. She did not improve, being
delirious most of the time, and it was
thought advisable that she should have
treatment at the hospital.
Announcement is made of the birth of
a son to Mr.. and Mrs Edward G..
auckland of Providence, r. l. Mrs.
auckland is daughter of President
Charles P. Clark of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company.
The thirteenth annual reunion and
picnic of the Beach family of Terryville
and vicinity descendants of Isaac Cur
it's and Eunice Beecher Beach of North
field, will be held at Lake Compounce
on Wednesday, August 8, 1899. Dinner
will be served at l p. m.
DIR. Bennett S. Beach of New York
city, with his wife, has been the guest
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Beach in Terryville the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Todd will
spend August in Michigan.
An engagement which was announced
Tuesday, and which will greatly inter-
est New York society folk, is that of
Miss Edith Lawrence Speyers, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. P.
Speyers and Edward McVickar,
graduate of Yale of the class of 1892
Miss Speyers is a granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ricketts, Lawrence
and cousin of Mrs. J. Hampton Robb,
with whom she recently made a three
months trip abroad. Mr.. McVickar is
a son of the late Henry McVickar and
nephew of the noted mineralogist, Prof.
Egleston, formerly of Columbia college.
He is member of the Calumet and
New York Yacht clubs the Delta Phi
society, the Society of Colonial Wars,
and several other associations of the
sort The old McVickar country seat,
which is now owned by Mr.. McVickar,
is at Collinsville, N. Y. Miss Speyers
will probably be married in November
in ST. Georges church.
Miss A. Louise Beach has left the city
for visit with Normal college friends
at South Norwalk and New Canaan.
Miss Charlotte Warner of Highwood |
has, gone to the Catskill mountains on |
her vacation.
Attorney Harry w. Asher has return
ed to his office after ten days vaca-
ton in Litchfeld. His family will re-
main in Litchfield till the end Of the |
season.
Bernard E Farrell, son of ex-Alder
man Farrell, and an employee of the New
Haven postoffice, is spending vacation
In the vicinity of the Hudson river.
Lucas P. Porter, Mrs. Porter, Miss
Pearl Porter and Master Paul Porter of
Townsend avenue, have returned from
a vacation spent in visiting different
points in New Jersey.
Mrs John Hearns of Fountain street |
has as her guest an uncle from the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Russell of S44 Elm
street are at Cape Ann, They expect to
go to Asbury park soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Marsh of Is
Prince street have gone to Block Island
to remain two weeks.
Herrick o. Foote has accepted a posi-
ton at the Consolidated road office
building.
Cecil Smith of West Haven is spend
ne his vacation at Block Island.
Miss Rachel Dingwal who had her
collar bone broken on the Fourth of
July Isl convalescent.
Charles c. Chatfeld is spending this
week at Norwood hail. Arbury Park, N.
+. His brother, Arthur w Chatfield, is
llso there this week. His aunt, Mrs.
ridball, and his cousins, Miss Copeland,
ire spending part of the season there.
Henry Peck of Alden avenue, who has
,een a clerk at Lindsey & Lightburn,
N Broadway, has hired store IN the
,uilding on Whalley avenue across from
he Westvi1le postoffice and will open a
hardware store there
T M. Townsend. SO. WesIeyan's well
,nown athlete, will enter Drew Theo-
,gicaI seminary this fall to prepare for
he Methodist ministry. He has receiv
d several offers to join league teams
,ut has declined them all.
Mrs. James Young had an operation
reformed recently by DIR. Russell of
Jew Haven, who removed a tumor. The
was successful and Mrs.
voung is doing nicely.-Middletown
tribune.
c.. C. Chalker and family who have S
cen spending some time at East River
eturned to their home at Isl Green
yich avenue, this city, yesterday. II
George E. Hodson, treasurer of the t
Winchester Repeating Arms company, | \