The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Eliza A. Gilbert, who has Deel
stopping at the Bonsilene, Woodmont
Will spend several weeks at Philadel
phia, where she will visit the grand ex
hlbition which opens the 18th, and tn
Grand Army encampment, which /!
now in session.
Dr. Mary j. Wright has returned
from Lake Pleasant, Mass, to her office
" High street.
Miss Lena Patmelee of New Haver
was maid of honor at the wedding
Wednesday at Middletown of hel
cousin, Miss Lucy Rebecca Parmelee
and George j. Fisher.
Judge James p. Plat and Mrs. Plat
of Merden left Thursday for Washing
ton, Conn, where they will visit Sena-
fol and Mrs. o. FL. Plat.
Master Arthur j. Odenkirchen of No
10 Garden street is spending his Vaca-
ton with friends in Brooklyn. AT pres
ent he Is visiting Fl. Z. Hoffman of the
firm Of Zechell & Hoffman of No. 70
Mercer street, n. Y, expecting to re-
turn about the middle of September.
L. p. Skinner and family of Meriden
have removed to New Haven.
for the remainder of the season u
party of New Haven young ladies, COM
posed of the Misses Agnes and Jewel
Coonan, May Condor, Anna Coonan,
Lizzie and Jewel Connolly and Lizzie
Cullen. Various entertainments have
been planned.
Kenneth Robbie of this city is at
East Longmeadow, Mass, the guest Of
his uncle, George e. Robbie.
Charles Loeffler OF Meriden will re-
turn to-day from his two weeks vaea-
ton at Indian Neck.
Lawyer Earliss p. Arvine is expected
home to-day. He sailed from Germany
on August %. His companions on the
trip across the Atlantic We're Judge L.
N. Hubbard of Wallingford and DR..
Metcalf of this city.
With the retirement of Colonel Lu-
Glen r. Burpee, his non-commissioned
officers staff will be dismissed from the
service, the new regimental commander
selecting his own officers. Color Ser
geant William H. Rees of Meriden. who
was appointed to that office just before
camp, will be relieved of duty. Mr.
Eees will probably make application to
Lieutenant Colonel Callahan for reap
po,ntment.
Edward c. Hausman and William A.
Ruiz, who last week Friday won the
mile tandem record at Berkeley Oval,
breaking all amateur and professional
records, their time being 1852 will COM
pete in the finals of the one-quarter,
one half, one, two and five-mile Amali-
can amateur championships, which will
be run off on the Berkeley Oval track
In New York city under the direction
of the National Cycling association next
Saturday, September 8, they having
been postponed from last week Satur-
day on account of rain, George H. Col
lett and ]. J. jacobson will also ride in
these events.
The twenty boys from st, Andrews
choir. Meriden, who are spending the
week at the Markham cottage, Indian
Neck, under the supervision of Organist
R. A. H. Clark, are the lions of the
place. Sexton +. A. Clark, who is act
ng in the capacity of chef, Is having
his hands full, in order to fill the raw
snoua appetites of the youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Clark of
West Haven are expected to arrive /
home from the Adirondacks to-day Mr..
Clark has the honor of shooting a fine \
leer Weighing nearly 200 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice of this city are the |
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Bennett |
# Southington.
Miss Flora Clark Of Southlngton, who !
las been visiting on Long Island during |
he past month returned yesterday
Miss Amelia Hem and Miss Gold |
ecker were in New Britain Thursday |
or the wedding of Aquilien Hem to
Hiss Eissnhauer, celebrated at st. Pc
er's r. G. church.
Miss Alice Duer's engagement to
Henry Wise Miller is announced. Miss
)uer is the niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Dem
ing Duer of Whitney avenue and
ousin Of Mrs. George Xavier McLana-
an Miss Caroline Duer) and of Mrs.
larence Mackay. She has of late be-
ONE prominent in the literary world
he wedding is set for october 9Th in
trace church, New York city A re-
option will follow at the home of the
rides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james
lore King Duer at No. Go East Fifty
nird street. Soon after their marriage
If, and Mrs. Miller will start for Costa
.ica, where the young bridegroom is
ngaged in business, and where they
ill make their future home
Mr. Chandler, the popular sexton at
t. Paups church, has returned from
Nv days vacation spent at Killing
orth, the former home of his wife
[rs Chandler revisited many old ia
iliar scenes during her stay, she hav-
lg been there three weeks. She re-
lrned with Mr.. Chandler.
Miss Nellie Moore of Waterbury is
sitting her cousin, Miss Aida Doherty
25 Hallock avenue.
Miss Jessie Shield of New York is Wis
ing her cousin, Miss Lillian Rungee
this city. Miss Shield and Miss Run
ie will visit Niagara Falls, where they ]
i'll meet their friend, Miss Emma
ehrader, who is a teacher at Wells
,llege. Before they return to New
aven they will spend a week at the
atsllills and at Seabright, New Jer-
y,
Malley returned home Thurs
" night from his vacation trip, which
cluded a pleasant journey through
anada a voyage of the Great Lakes
I'd two weeks at Saratoga, He was
me nine weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Mayer of 317 Or :
lard street have gone on two weeks
lcation to Newark Mount Kisco, AL
my and Saratoga,
Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison returned on