The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE AND THERE.
Trips to the Mountain and seashore and Across the Wave-Many Pleasant VIsits-Other Personal Jottings-, Sep- tenbcr Weddings.


 ding of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Brown in this city this evening. Frederick Brown is a brother of c. H. Brown.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll is in New York visiting Mrs. Charles Mitchell,
 George A. Marion, editor of the Nor folk Chimes, unique and meritorious summer paper, has returned to this city to resume his duties at the Yale Law school.
 Miss Caroline Klock of No. 1241 West Chapel street will leave soon for Free port, H., to spend the winter with friends.
 Superintendent Brennan has appoint street department to fill the position of George w. Ives, who has resigned. MT. Kiernan's appointment takes eff feet at once.
 Professor and Mrs. F. Wells Williams have closed their Norfolk cottage and were among the home corners of last week.
 Mrs T. M. Clark and Miss Nancy Clark of Winsted will probably spend the winter in Paris, leaving here about
 
 October 20.
 pr. and Mrs. Horace s. Bascom an nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Jessie Myrtle, to John Henry Hill.
 Max F. Miller, son of Selectman George w. Miller of Meriden, and for merly with the Fl. Wales Lines com pany of that city, is now a partner in the firm of the Warner Miller company, located in this city, which recently bought out H. D. Clark X Co.,, masons building materials The company con- sists of William A. Warner of this city, Max E. Miller and F. T. Lyle of Spring field. The concern has just been incor- porated with capital stock of $S0,000.
 The Wallingford Baseball association have decided to present a purse of $50 to Harry Brace of this city.
 Judge Cleaveand of the probate court will make an address on "Educa tional Work" at the coming annual en- tertainment of the Y. M. c. A., and Walter Downs will speak on social work General Secretary Lotze will probably address the assembly on va rious topics of interest to the associa tion.
 Grand Warden Chapin of this city will attend festival of Adelphia lodge, N. F. o. F., of Bristol, tomorrow even ing.
 At Holy Trinity church Middletown, on Wednesday, October Il, at 1 o'clock, will be solemnized the wedding of Miss Lucy Hubbard Russell, daughter of the Hon. and Mrs. Samuel Russell, and Charles William Dabney, The bride is sister to Samuel Russell. ir.. whose on November at St. Thomas church to Miss Henrietta Ingersoll is to be one of the events in New HaVen's autumn social calendar. Miss Inger- soil will be one of the brides attend ants.
 Miss Amy l.. Barbour of Hartford who has spent one year at Yale univer- sity in post graduate studies, has re- turned to New Haven to continue those studies another year.
 Mrs. G. B. Farnam and family, who have occupied the house of A. P, Cur tiss on Terrace View, Norfolk, this sea- son, returned to New Haven Friday. w. Farnam Yale 99 expects to enter business in this city this fall.
 Mrs. S. l.. Cady was among the guests at the Sorosis breakfast in New York Saturday. Both MT. and Mrs. Cady were guests of MT. and Mrs. Westinghouse at the Plaza hotel Sat urday, the Westinghouse coming down from their magnificent place at Lenox with a party for the Dewey festivities. In the party was also Mrs. Cady's daughter, Mrs. c. A. Terry, whose hus- band is attorney for the famous Vest nghouse Electrical company. The Terrys have just closed their summer home in the Thousand Islands and re- turned to town for the winter.
 Thomas G. Shepard has arranged a series of praise services to be given at -he Church of the Redeemer beginning on Sunday, November }. Barnby's will be selected for the first praise service on November ,, and ,n December excerpts from Sir Ar .hur Sullivan's "Prodigal Son" will be given. Mendelssohn is the composer ,hosen for the service on February A. md Wagner for that of March 4. On April 1 the entire programme will be made up of Rossini's 'Stabat Mater" md the last service, on May 6, will lave a programme given over to the econd part of Gounods Redemption" Owing to preparation for the Christ mas music the January service will be omitted.
 Past Grand Master Leopold DeLeeuw # the Connecticut Grand lodge of Odd relows has returned home from his rip to Detroit, where he has been at ending the sessions of Sovereign Grand odge. The fourth reunion of the descend nts of Eziah and ClariSsa Adams of | ,outh Wethersfield was held on Friday nd about forty-five descendants were | present.. It was a triennial reunion and | ook place where the former ones have ! een held in the old homestead of their | ncestors. MT. and Mrs. Eziah Adams, | ear the railroad station in South | Henry M. Adams of | Warehouse Point presided. A list of | hose who have died since the last re- nion in 1896 is; Ebenezer G. Adams South Wethersfield sixty-seven ears old; John Havens of South seventy eight years old, nd two sons of John Q. Adams of | lew Haven. Letters of regret at not eing able to attend the reunion were eceived from MT and Mrs. Thomas ,hodes of Melrose, Mass, George Cress