The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JO UR-
 NEYINGS HERE AND THERE.
Trips to the Mountain and SeRshore and Across the Wave-Many Pleasant Visits-Other Personal Jotttngs- Sep" tember Weddings.
Mouutatn and Seashore

and Across the WaSe-hhhy
 Visits Other Personal Jottings-s Sep
 tember Weddings.
 MT. and Mrs. Motter of St. Joseph
 Missouri, are the guests of Mrs Mot
 ters sister, Mrs. Mamie Waddinghan of West Haven. MT Motter brings his son, Barrow Motter, to Yale, his eldest son having gone through the course al Yale three years ago. MT. Motter is of the firm of Tootle, Wheeler & Motter among the largest and wealthiest wholesale merchants of the West.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Anderson are the guests this week of MT. Andersons pa rents, Dr. and Mrs. Anderson, at their summer home at Woodmont.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Ellen Vanderpoel Hun, eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Marcus T. Hun of AL bany, to Lewis Rathbone Parker, Yale '92 son of former Senator Amasa J. Parker.
 Among the passengers on the Aura mia, which sailed Tuesday for Liver pool, was Dr. Brownlee Robertson
 
 Ward, a nephew of Judge A. Heaton Robertson.
 Dairy Commissioner R. o. Eaton will be among those going down \to New York for the land parade on Saturday. Others going are Mrs William Garde and her two sons, William and Wal ter.
 Another son has been born to Mr. and Do thn1o rI Plain, Branford. The new arrival makes the seventh son.
 The marriage of Mrs. Ellen Barthol- omew, daughter of Dana Bartholomew of Ansonia, to the Rev. Walter Scudder took place Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. Scud- der will go to India where they will join MT. Scudder's father in missionary work.
 Miss Hattie A. Cox of Elizabeth, N. J., who has been spending several days in Branford. the guest of Miss Lilly Proctor on Governors avenue, has re- turned home.
 Dr. W. S. Putney and wife of Bran ford, together with several friends, will attend the naval parade at New York city on Friday Captain H. M. Rose. the owner of the yacht Florence, has
 
 York.
 MT. and Mrs. Wayland Fellows of this city left their summer home at Indian Neck yesterday, returning to their New Haven home on Whitney avenue. Their summer cottage is to be handsomely | improved during the intervening cool season. Attorney Samuel s. Doroff yesterday l,o ,,11, the Klondike miner who is now in camp near Dawson City with his brother | Henry He writes that he will leave the 1 Klondike about the middle of December on the last steamer that can leave the | frozen country, His brother will remain | there until January.
 James Francis Leddy and Miss Alice Tidgewell, daughter of MT. and Mrs Frederick Tidgewell of South street. were married on Tuesday by Rev. Fath- CT Francis Murray, the bridegroom cousin, at St. Johns R. c. church. Miss Minnie Heubish of this city and Frank Griffin of Middletown, the brides cous- in, were the attendants. The bride wore a pretty gown of pale brown broadcloth over shrimp pink taffeta and a brown velvet toque. A wedding breakfast was
  MT. and Mrs. Leddy went away for a trip to Boston.
 George I. Babcock of this city has en- tertained this summer at Rocky Nest' his new home at Seymour, Mrs. Fred erick Cowles, George Smith and daugh- ters. the Misses Mabel and Mildred of ] New Haven; MT. and Mrs Alexander , Babcock and son Douglas of East Ha- { n Nt,I ~F lAx. T Mrs. S. B. Nussbaum of Marion, Ind- i ana. State Highway Commissioner Mac S donald has inspected the newly-laid ma l adam roads on Cherry and Gulf streets, t Milford. The wedding of Miss Flora E. Upson, C daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. C. Upson r If 105 Greene street and pr. H. N. Cor nam of Brooklyn, N. T., was quietly r ;olemnized Monday morning at 1O3 at I he brides home. Rev. MT. Meserve, I pastor of Davenport church. l. low of London officiated. Only the F immediate members of the family were I present.. The bride wore her going-away F ,own, a travelling costume of brown C loth tailor made, with a brown toque F 0 match. ] announcement Has Deell TtcelVeQ HeFG f the marriage in New York on Mon s ay of Herbert Witherspoon, the basso, u of this city, to Greta Hughes lowell of New York. The ceremony P ras performed by the Rev James Farr a ssistant pastor of the Fifth avenue o1 church, at the residence of N he brides brother, Rupert Hughes, 1S0 tt Vest Eighty-first street. Only immedi W te relatives of the bride and groom T ere invited. H. Stanley Knight of F 1is city attended as best man to MT. SC with whom he has long tE ad close friendship. MT. Witherspoon ti as a great many friends here. is a ca raduate of Yale college and a former tit udent of Max Treuman. He went he broad for musical study and since his ci turn has sung at one concert for the to ounod society Last season he sang ith the Castle Square company and it co expected that he will return to them wi lis season. He has choir position in sit e Fifth avenue Presbyterian church, m Id during the summer has continued ha $ musical studies in New York. cit Captain Stewart Camp of the Yale in pT'