The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-09

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Miss Isabella Martin, an accomplish
ed and popular young lady of New Ha-
ven, is spending a few days pleasantly
With friends on Minerva street.-Derpy
News.
Maurice Milcke of Wallingford, for
merly of this city, who went to Ger
many last month, recently played before
the famous violinist Joachim in Berlin.
The professor was very much pleased
with the tone that Mr.. Milcke brought
out of the VIOLIN Joachim will endeav
or to get Maurice into the Hochschule
in Berlin as soon as there is vacancy.
This is a government institution for
Germans and a limited number is TAX
en-.
Mrs. G. p. Atwater, who has been
spending the winter and part OF the
summer in the south, returned to her
home in Cheshire Friday afternoon, ac-
companied by her grandson Robert
Lord. The friends Of Mr. and Mrs Lord
will be pleased to hear that he Is re-
covering, and will be able to be with us
in year or So
Miss Harriet M Bean, who has been
the guest of Miss Susie DeAngles in
ton Friday
Yale graduates will turn with special
interest in the ilustra ted educational
number of the outlook to the extremely
readable article by Arthur Reed KIM
ball on yale as O University" The
occasion as indicated by the subtitle is
the fact that Yale is now almost at the
threshold of her third century, and the
| immediate forward movement expected
under the newly chosen president Is
matter of great Importance. Mr.. KIM
ball describes the actual condition of
Yale, in equipment, purpose and spirit,
very fully, and at the same time in
anything but dry~as- dust manner.
! There are many pictures accompanying
| the article
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and formerly a resident of Middle
town, is visiting her granddaughter,
Mrs. Frank w. Homan of Antonio ave-
nue., Meriden, Mrs. Hunt is 100 years
old She is in excellent health and able
to read and sew without glasses.
General Edward Harland of Norwich,
Ned Harland, as his old friends hail
him, is one of the governors of the Mis-
quamieut Golf club of Watch HILL Work
on the new building for that club will
| begin soon. The house will be a SUBJ
/ stantial structure in the nature of a
country clubhouse as found at Tuxedo
and Ardsley except that there will be
no living rooms all the space being de-
voted to parlor, reception, dining and
locker rooms. The present club house is
inadequate, so that the new one is
necessity
Jeffrey o. Phelps of Simsbury, whose
death was announced on Monday, was a
brother of Mrs. n. B. Stevens Of Win
sted. Mr. Phelps was an occasional
visitor in Winsted, and was, of course,
well known there, having been a promi-
nent man for many years in railroad
and other circles.
Miss Della Morris Of Providence, r.
l., who has been visiting her relatives
in this city, left yesterday for Newport
to join party of young ladies.
Harold Mix of New Haven has re-
turned home after a months visit with
his uncle, James o. Stone of Fairview,
Chicopee, Mass.
Mrs. T. w. Dudley of Orange street
and her daughter, Miss Carl Dudley,
returned to New Haven on Saturday
from Falls Village, where they had
been spending a week, the guests of
friends.
Miss Bertha Doll and Miss Title
Kimmler of Elizabeth, N. j., are the
guests of Miss Selma Seydel of this
city.
Mrs Emma Wedge and daughter of
New Preston are spending most of this
Lott ;,, rar;
and other relatives in New Haven coun-
ty.
President Guernsey of the New Haven
Business Mems ASSOCIATION will proba
bly, call a meeting of the association for
some evening this week. The principal
business is to appoint delegates to at
tend an outing of the New London Bust
ness Mems association at the Pequot
house in that city August IS. 1t is ex-
pected that several hundred delegates
viii attend, representing all the associ-
ations in the state.
Miss Beulah Russell and Miss Helen !
Brown, who have been at Madison the
past few weeks, have returned to their
homes in this city
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Spear of Chico |
pee. Mass, have returned from ten |
days stay at Indian Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Downs and son |
and Mrs Hcyt of New Haven are the |
guests of Mrs. Merwin Mitchell in |
South Britain.
Miss Luella Russell and Miss May |
Halliday of Howe street have gone to
the Indian Point house, Stony Creek,
for few weeks.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Bowman of Diamond street, on Friday,
August A. was the OCCASION of much en-
joyment to their friends, who sur
prised them with gifts and music
Miss Eleanor Colwell of New Haven
is visiting her cousin, Miss Julie Quinn
of Bishop street, Waterbury.
Miss Mabel Andrews of Springfield,
who has been spending the past few
weeks with friends and relatives in New
Haven and vicinity, has returned home,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Lottie
LarlSins of New Haven, who will remain
a week or two. The Misses Jennie and
Jessie TwitchelI Of Naugatuck arrived
in Springfield yesterday from Provi-
dence, and will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Andrews of so Jefferson
avenue Snripcfiald