The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-10
Personal III ENTION.


| Miss Edith Barr, formerly of this city
is here for tonight and tomorrow night
in Cay Paree." Miss Bars talent as
an elocutionist is we'll known in New
Haven.
General and Mrs Henry S. Peck Of
West Chapel street have returned from
months trip to Florida. They visited
Jacksonville, Rockledge and Other
points. Mrs. Pecks health is very
much improved, as her many friends
will be glad to hear.
L. p. Wilcox Of this city has left tc
accept a position as general manager
of large wholesale and retail wall pa
per establishment of New York city.
B. P. Twitchell 1901 has been appoint
ed temporary captain of the Farnan
hall crew.
Mrs. Francis G. Beach, with her
young son returned on Tuesday from
Savannah, where she spent the last
three months with her husband, Cap
tain Beach of the Third Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graffunder celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
ton avenue Wednesday evening. The
afternoon and evening were pleasantly
passed by the members of their family.
Mr.. and Mrs Graffunder also received
many beautiful gifts as tokens of re-
membrance.
The Rev. G.. Brinley Morgan, rector
of Christ church, will preach at st.
Marks church, New Britain, this even
ing.
Mrs. L. w. Dudley and Miss Carl Dud
ley have returned from stay OF nearly
two months at New York. Miss Dudley
is fully restored to health. They were
pleasantly located at the Girard, where
they had delightful apartment 1t
is this hotel that Mrs. Ella wheeler
Wilcox has made her home this winter.
The writer holds brilliant weekly lev
ees.
William T. Fields, president of the
National Tradesmen's bank, with Mrs.
Fields will go south to-day for two
weeks sojourn at Old Point Comfort
and Washington, D. c.
Dr. B. A. Hinsdale's lecture in the
Teachers lecture course will take place
at the College street hall this evening.
DR.. Hinsdale will speak on The End OF
Education: Is it knowledge, Mental De-
velopment or Social Adaptation
John F. Maher is now enstalled as
manager of the American Wringer COM
pany on State street in place OF f. W..
Cameron, who has resigned and re-
moved to Boston to engage in a new
business.
Charles ]. Island of Meriden is now
travelling for Journey & Burnham,
Wholesale and retail dry goods firm of
Brooklyn. Mr. Island was formerly
with the Edward Malley company of
this city. He is meeting with fine sue
cess.
Mrs. Cordelia Brakeman of this city,
department president of the W. r. c.,
visited Manross Relief corps in Forest
VILE March T, and installed color bear
ers
R. H. May of Derby is reported as
doing well at the New Haven hospital
and recovering from the effects of the
dog bites which he received in sepa-
rating his dog from another, which had
attacked it, He has had to have one
finger amputated in consequence of
blood poisoning, which set in.
Prof Herbert e. Smith, dean Of the
Yale Medical school, has just received
word from Prof. Charles Sedgwick Mi
not, of the Harvard Medical school,
who will give the annual commence
ment address before the Yale Medical
school this year, that the latter will
speak on some phase of the general
subject of medical education.
Fred H. L. Hammond has resigned
the assistant secretaryship of the Hart
ford Y. M c. A. Yesterday afternoon
the directors of the association had the
resignation under consideration. The
sole reason for Mr.. Hammond's resig-
nation is that he intends to enter the
of the Methodist Episcopal
church. He is a graduate of Wesleyan
but has been in Y. M. C. A.
work for nearly ten years, in New Brit
ain and Hartford.
The officers newly elected of the Con-
necticut Woman's Suffrage association
are: President, Isabelle Beecher Hook
err; vice president at large, E. d. Ba-
con; recording secretary, F. e. Burr;
secretary, Ella s. Ken
bricks; treasurer, Mary ]. Rogers of
Meriden; auditors, A. J. Warren of
Collinsville, and Cynthia M. fuller;
County vice presidents: Hartford
Ella Brooks of Southington Tolland,
Mrs. Jane f. Rooms of Storrs; New
Haven, Abby Sheldon; Middlesex, Mrs.
Chaffee; New London, Annie E. L. Fen
ner; Windham, e. S. Bennett; Litch-
field M q Jickoy