The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-11
.PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

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 we'll known actor w. J. Le Moyne, and herself a celebrated interpreter of diff
 cult dramatic roles, will make her ap-
 pearance as a, star early in the new
 year. She is a niece of our well known | townsman, Henry Cowell.
 | William H. Leete, who to improve his health was obliged to seek the air of I the Pacific slope, and who resigned his | position in the office of the general su-
 perintendent of the western division of | the Consolidated railroad in this city
 and accepted service with the Los An
 geles Terminal Railway, has been ap-
 pointed cashier of the company with an
 office at Los Angeles, Cal. Superintendent Kendall has appointed 1 Miss Frances Mailhouser on the unas-
 signed list of teachers.
 Mrs Augusta H. Kimberly and her
 daughters, the Misses Wilson, have
 cards out for a 5 o'clock tea on Tues 1 day, November IA, at their Whitney
 avenue residence The honor guests
 will be MT. and Mrs. Royal Wilson.
 whose marriage took place October 26 | at Schenectady.
 Mrs. Edward Atwater of Gamer street entertained her literary class | Thursday afternoon at the first meet | ing of the season. Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury addressed the club, giving | an interesting talk on Samoa" A large suryrise party was given Miss Carrie E. Lowensten Thursday even ing in honor of her twentytirst birth
 day. Games and dancing occupied the evening, during the course of which re- treatments were served Miss Lowen- stein received some very pretty gifts and all present extended to her their heartiest congratulations.
 Mrs. John A. Brady of Norwich Town
 has returned from visit to New Ha
 ven.
 James F. Carney, brother of the late
 John P. Carney, was reported yesterday
 as being very i'll at the Cedar street
 hospital. His condition is said to be
 precarious.
 Rev. Dr. J. F. Twtchell formerly
 pastor of Dwight Place church, now re- sides in an elegant residence in North ampton, Mass, which he purchased be- fore he left New Haven. This house was built for Lewis Warner who wrecked the Hampshire county and IIulilDSHlIc fOdN HES DdIhS ny ClllDtA~ zling $500,000 and who Thursday was sentenced to state prison for not more than twelve years nor less than nine years.
 Merrill F. Brown of New London has been appointed assistant secretary of the Railroad Y. M. c. A. in place of Frank H. Belden, resigned, Mir. Brown has had experience In Y. M. c. A. work at Norwich and elsewhere the past few years, and comes to his present post well qualified for the work in hand MT. Beden, who left here few days ago to become general secretary of the Rail- road Y. M. c. A. on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad at Hallstead, Pa. says that he Is gradually settling into his new quarters, and likes it very much there. The statistics of his department for the past month show total week day attendance of 4,464 at the association rooms, an average at- tendance of IA, Sunday attendance of 594, and a total for the month of 5,05S The membership of the association over which MT. Belden now presides is 23S, of which eighty are active members.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Jones enter tained a party of their friends Thurs day evening at their residence, 53 Gen. ter street, West Haven. The evening was spent in games and singing, and dancing. Musical selections were nice ly rendered by MT. Dawless and MT. Dickens Several solos were also sung. Supper was served at 10:30 D. m. Among those present were J. F. Vinal, MT. and Mrs F. Dawless Mir. and Mrs. George w. Dickens, MT. and Mrs. Jared E. Smith, MT. and Mrs. John W. Jones, MT. and Mrs. William c. Jones, Mrs. Austine Ferry, Miss Grace F. Moore, Richard Jones, Miss Gertie | Moore, B. Cooley, R. P. Jones. MT. | Vinal acted as toastmaster The party | took the il 40 car for New aven.
 Ex-Alderman s. B. Shoninger and wife of 3S5 Orange street gave a fam- fly dinner party Thursday night in honor of Miss Friedman of Boston, the fiancee of Rudolph Steinert who is vis- iting them for few days. After din- her the party repaired to the home of Morris Steinert, on Olive street, who had invited for the evening a party of his friends to meet Miss Friedman. A most delightful time was the result, and those present included Professor and Mrs H. w. Parker of the Yale School of Music, MT. and Mrs. Isidore Troostwyk MT. and Mrs. M H. Marlin, w. G. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ull- man, MT. and Mrs. S. B. Shoninger, md Max Dessauer.
 It is reported that Henry s. Gay, for many years baggagemaster at the Ferry street station, Norwich, will leave Norwich in a short time for Klondike, where he will share his fortune with hundreds of other prospectors. He will 90 as a member of a party of five, and for the trip are nearly completed.