The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

the Consolidated road, who has beer
for several days in Washington, D. c..
where he attended the Yale Alumni
banquet Saturday evening, arrived home
in New Haven yesterday morning.
Mrs. w. C. Robinson, with her chill
dren, of Long Lake, N. Y. is visiting
at her mothers, Mrs. Susan Peck, or
George street.
Mrs. Curtis ]. Monsoon will leave
New Haven this week for Redlands
Cal, where she will remain for two or
three months.
Rev. Douglass P. Brine will lecture
on Race Problems in the Hawaiian Is
lands" at Marquand chapel this even
ing at o'clock.
Mrs. Henry S. Peck, wife of General
Peck, will leave town soon for Florida,
where she will stay until spring.
Samuel Knox, who has recently been
allowed pension of So month, is a
well known colored man of this city,
living on Hudson street.
Prof. c. l.. Bristol of the University
of New York lectured at the Blackstone
Memorial library, Bradford, Monday
evening, subject, Bermuda, the Land
Of the Lily"
| James D, Dewell. who left about ten
days. ago for Porto Rico, arrived at
tina port per steamer Philadelphia last
Saturday evening. A. message from
him is very soon expected by members
of his firm.
| Prof. Luquiens will lecture in the Yale
Art school on French Comedy: Mo-
liere," this evening a 8 o'clock. Prof
Luquiens is one of the most interesting
speakers on the Yale faculty.
E. M. Hunt and H. r. Chadwick of
this city, members of company D,
Blues, enlisted this week in the 9Th
heavy artillery, U. S. A. They left Mon
day night for New York, and will be
stationed for the present at Fort Wads-
worth
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Trecartin of
Lubec, Me- are visiting with Mr.. Ire
cartins brother of 500 Winthrop ave-
nue. for a few weeks.
Mrs. Frederick e. Stow of Southing-
ton has returned home from Dansville,
N. Y, very much improved in health.
l.. 1T. Steinert has been reelected
treasurer of the Foot Guard and eX-
Lieutenant L. E. Jerome secretary.
Captain Albert Bishop of the Starin
line, with Mrs George Jacobs and her
daughter, Miss Clara L. Jacobs, are to
spend the month with Captain Emery
at New Berlin, Fla.
Mrs. L. w. Dudley and Miss Carl
Dudley of Orange street are in New
York for the winter. They are stopping
at the Girard house,
Miss Addie Durant has accepted
position as stenographer in the office of
the Graham Manufacturing company of
Derby. Miss Durant will continue to
make her home in this city.
w. A. Warner, accompanied by his
cousin, A. FELTON, Wood, sailed from
New York Saturday for Jamaica to re-
main a couple of weeks.
Miss Lulu Fisher, who has been i'll
with the grip for some time, has entire
ly recovered.
Miss Madeline Lawler and Conrad
Lesser, Yale 80, were united in mar
riage recently in st. Joseph's church,
New York. A reception followed at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Hall OF
Waverly place The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs A. Lawler of 81 East Pearl
street, this city She is an artist and
also talented musician. After a brid-
al wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Less
er will reside at the home of Mr.. Lesser
in Baraboo, Wis.
Captain r. r. Wells, who has been
detailed as captain of the Blues, Co. D,
to fill a vacancy, has taken charge OF
the company property. The company is
in a rather disorganized condition and
an officer of considerable experience is
required to bring the command up to
its former state of efficiency Captain |
Wells will drill the company to-mor
row evening, and it is expected he will |
at that time make a brief address an |
assuming command.
Mrs. Laurens Lennox met her Sher-
man avenue club Monday afternoon at |
the home of Mrs Theodore Macdonald.
The subject was 1.-THE Life and Writ
ings of Thomas Nelson Page" The
members of this club are as follows:
Mrs. Wallace Ritter, Mrs. w. Harose
Clark. Mrs w. Fl. Bartholomew Mrs
Fl. X. Beach, Mrs. Fl. F.. Ritter, Mrs.
George Powning, Mrs. John Hinchcliff,
Mrs. Lines. Mrs. r. H. Nesbit, Mrs.
Charles Walker, Mrs A. d. Perkins,
Mrs. George F. Fifield, Mrs. Arthur Ry-
der, Mrs F. H. Belder, Mrs. Thomas
Mcdonald, Mrs. j. C. Punderford, Mrs.
Charles H. Rowland.
The following named ladies will act
IS patronesses at the entertainment to
1e given the aid of the Grace hospital
his afternoon in Warner hall: Mrs. +.
Fl. Cheney, Mrs. r. S. Gaylord, Mrs.
Henry Warner Mrs. Joseph Sargent,
Mrs. Human Cowles, Mrs. Sherman
Toote, Mrs. S. W. Hurlburt, Mrs. e. j.
Walker, Mrs. Henry p. Sage, Mrs. e.
&. Austin, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs.
fred Benton, Miss Lena Baldwin, Mrs
Arthur Cheney, Mrs. E. G. M. Hall,
Mrs. Warner Judson, Mrs. David Kin
Ter Mile A. j. de Nets, Mrs. Eli Mix,
Miss Edith Pinney, Mrs. George Pown-
ng, Miss Florence Rowland, Mrs. Wal
ace Ritter, Mrs. William Schaeffer,
Irs. S. B. Shoninger, Mrs. ]. Glib
smith, Miss Effie Sperry, Mrs. e. Louise
,owner, Mrs. George Fl. Tuttle, Mrs.
Charles w. Vishno and Mrs. Rollin
Woodruff