The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-19
PERSONAL NJ ENTION.

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Mrs. j. Fl. Hubinger, who went to
DIR. Wiley's sanitarium, New York, for
treatment for appendicitis, is reported
to have been much benefited and on the
road to rapid recovery. An operation
was performed last Saturday. Her
husband is with her in New York
Rev. DR.. Phillips of the Church of the
Redeemer addresses ST. Pauls church
| club Tomorrow evening.
! Lawyer A. D. Penney is quite i'll at
| his home in Southport. He is suffering
from a severe attack of the grip and
has not been able to leave the house
since last Friday His wife, who has
been sick with congestion of the spinal
cord, is thought to be on the road to
recovery. and his son is not yet fully
! convalescent after serious attack of
| typhoid fever.
James Reilly of Ward street has gone
south to visit his brother, Mayor Reilly
of Miami. Fla.
Miss Emma Meachem of Stratford is
| the guest of her aunt, Mrs r. A. Wyre
of e15 George street.
DR.. Lewis Barnes is attending Sher-
! iff -elect A. b. Durham, who has been
i'll with severe attack of the grip He
Is now improving rapidly.
Miss Rebecca Wilder Holmes, the VIC
linist, is the guest at Rockville of Mr..
and Mrs. Mietzkc.
Prof. Percy Smith of Yale is just out
after a long illness from typhoid fever
Mrs. Alfred Mccarthy and son of
Ward street are visiting Mrs. Timpson
of New York
Miss l.. Monterey Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell NJ. Smith of 100
Dwight street, and Henry l.. johnson
of this city, We're married at noon yes
terday at the brides home. Only the
immediate friends of the bridal pair
| were present. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
will live in New York, where Mr. John
sons business interests are.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mccarthy of
Davenport avenue have gone to the
Bermuda Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Parish will
sail for Nassau on Saturday. They will
be absent from New Haven several
weeks.
Charles Watrous, brother Of Attorney
George d. Watrous of this city, is i'll
in New York city Reports yesterday
Were that Mr.. Watrous condition is
somewhat more favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Doody Of Howard
avenue are visiting in Boston.
The enga cement was announced yes
terday by the Yale Alumni Weekly of
Ernest Cady and Miss Ruth Holmes
Gay Mr.. Cady Is a son of former Lieu
tenant Governor Cady and was grad
uated from Yale in the class of '95 He
will be remembered as Yales champion
hurdler for two years. Miss Gay is the
daughter of Senator Erastus Gay of
Pennington.
Edward H. Stiles, who has been on
the civil engineering staff of the Con-
solidated road for several years, has re-
signed to accept a similar position with
an Arkansas railroad. Mr.. Stiles resig-
nation takes effect February 1, and he
will Immediately enter upon his new
duties in Arkansas The employees in
the engineering department of the Con-
solidated's offices in this city will ten
der Mr.. Stiles farewell banquet on
next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Reeves of Clinton has been
visiting her son, Commissioner Kegel-
meyer at his residence, 6S Henry street,
and on Tuesday night a dinner was ten
dered in Mrs. Reeves honor, the guests
being her sons and daughters. The af-
fair was in the nature of a family
gathering and is the first time all have
met together in some time. Mrs. Reeves
is seventy years old, and her keen ap-
NV "a tiop nf appia1 cipnc IN |
credit to one years younger. Among
those present were: Commissioner and
Mrs. Kegeymeyer, Fire MARSHAL Glad !
win and Mrs. Gladwin, Mr.. and Mrs. B. |
F. Croker and family, Mrs. x. G.. Sher- |
wood and the Misses Sherwood. Mrs. |
Reeves left for her home in Clinton yes
terday.
Rev. George B. Gluten Of Yale, CEN
ter rush on the football eleven, has re- |
turned to this city after a visit to Paw |
tucket, R. I. Rev. Mr.. Cutten spoke at |
the Pawtucket Y. M. C. A. and in three |
different churches of that city last Sun
day on religious subjects.
For the large whist party to be given |
under the management of Pequot council
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
of Oak Place this evening, the
18th, thirty tables will be arranged, as
acceptances indicate that fully that
number will be needed. The committee
of arrangements is composed of Mrs. S.
II. Dawson, Mrs. Raymond G. Baldwin
and Mrs. w. p Little; committee on
prizes, Mrs. H. B. Armstrong Mrs.
Fred H. Benton; committee on refresh
ments, Mrs. S. ]. Fox and Mrs. Walter
M. Wellman.
Mrs Godfrey Dunscomb gave a lunch
con yesterday for Miss Moseley at the
New Haven house MIR. and Mrs. Duns-
comb will leave the last of this week for
New York.
Presiding Elder Crandall ]. North
will not be reelected presiding elder of
this district when the annual confer
4nce meets in April as he has served
he limit of years allowed in any single
district. Whether he will take a pas
.orate or will be transferred to another
district of the conference as presiding
elder is Of course not yet known.