The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Rufus Clark is spending few
days with friends in Cobalt.
AT the spring meeting of the Manga
tuck Valley conference to be held with
the First church in Waterbury to-mor-
row an interesting feature of theshr
row an interesting failure will be a dis
cussion on THE Special Work of the
Young Mems Christian Association, :"
led by State Secretary e. T. Bates of
this city.
George Hodson, treasurer of the Win
chester Repeating Arms company, and
Mrs. Hodson have gone to Virginia
Springs to be away about fortnight.
Miss Gertrude Harrison, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Lynde Harrison, who
has been visiting friends in the west
nearly all winter and who has also
been south with her parents, has re-
turned.
Miss Alice Brinsmade has returned
from visit to her school friends at
Nine. Gardeners fashionable seminary in
New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coe of No. 96
Sherman avenue are planning to spend
the summer abroad They will sail in
June.
BY invitation of the teachers of the
WEIGH district superintendent Kendall
will give an illustrated talk on his last
summers trip abroad in the WEIGH hall
this afternoon at 4:30.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert N. Hooker are
to go back to their beautiful
country home at New Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Brooks have
removed to one of the Moeller flats on
Crown street. They have as their first
guest Mr.. Brooks sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Rutherford Trowbridge
are being congratulated over the arrival
into their household of little daughter,
born last Friday
Professor Henry w. Farnam has pur-
chased the $50 acres of woodland belong
ng to the David Dudley Field estate,
which adjoins his recent purchase of
The Burns estate at Stock bridge.
Professor Hoppin of the Yale Art
school was one of the invited guests at
he opening reception of the Metropoli-
an Art museum in New York one day
asst week.
Senator and Mrs. James r. Graham
lrrive home this week from their bridal |
rip to Baltimore. Washington and Old |
Point Comfort. They have been absent |
en- days
Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Benedict, with |
heir daughter, Miss Helen, are going |
ver to Europe In June and with them |
will be the Misses Meta and Olga Mon |
on, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /
donson, who are to be with the Bene- |
lets all summer
Frank Hooker expects to go across |
he ocean in July. Miss Bessie Hooker
5 to go with her father, as also Is Mr.
lockers nephew, Henry Hooker.
Mrs. John w. Alling gave delightful
luncheon of ten on Tuesday for Miss
'yrrell. Pink was the color scheme, the
enter of the table having a mound of
"a France roses and at each plate was
bunch of pink sweet peas. Tonight J.
IRIS. Alling will give dance at the
avn club for Miss Tyrrell.
Rev John C. Kimball preached a very
lterestng discourse in the Church of
ne Messiah yesterday. The public
uestions of the day have received much
ttention from Mr.. Kimball as an evo-
ltionist as well as Unitarian
The marriage of Lucius w. Hall and
[inerva Hotchkiss Ruthven will take
lace at noon on Wednesday, May II,
the residence of the brother of the
ride, Leonard r. Hotchkiss, 2S Lyon
rect The bridegroom, Mr.. Hall, is
he of the tellers at the New Haven
avings bank. The bride is daughter
Frederick Hotchkiss, formerly of the
andee Rubber company of this city
i'd now of Redlands, Cal. Mr.. and
RS. Hall will take a short wedding
H. They will be at home to their !
lends on Wednesdays in June at 81
earl street.
Officers of the Eaton schools senior
ass just elected are: Principal Fifield
airman; treasurer, Goodrich Gessner;
sistant treasurer Rena Goodman;
neral committee, Misses Armstead
id Grimes and Masters Rowe, Koches-
rger and Highland pin and picture,
asters Hanlon, Mead and Avis; re-
eshments, Miss Alice Brennan and
asters Hotchkss and Mead pro-
anime committee, Masters Levy, Os-
IN and Gibson and Misses Bessie Barry
ID Irene Zieglar.