The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-06
PERSONAL IGNITION.

| liOtchklsS, has returned from Europe
had a delightful trip abroad The.
have been away five months The,
| Travelled in Germany, Switzerland, Italy
Farnce and England. They were ac
companied in their journeyings a par
of the time by Mrs. Denton and daugh
ter. At London, shortly before the,
sailed for home, they We're Joined b,
| Captain Charles H. Townehend of th
city, who returned with them. Mrs
| Denton and daughter remained in Paris
where they are to sojourn for some time
| Mr.. Hotchkiss' son, Stuart Hotchkiss
Yale 1900S., has joined Gilbert Pinchot'
| American Forestry association part,
who are to make tour of the American
forests in the far northwest in the inter
ests of the government forestry work
| The party have their rendezvous at Ia,
coma. Young Mr. Hdtchkiss left thi.
| city for Tacoma Monday night.
EXAlderman James D. Dewell, jr.
sails for Europe shortly and will so tt
London to attend to several business
matters In the admiralty line while
there. He will then take a short trip
through Switzerland and northern Italy
and will sail for home from Genoa prob.
ably about August %.
Charles l.. Johnson of this city, treas
urer of the United States Rubber COM
pany, who Is travelling In Europe, is ex-
pecting on this years trip to trave
quite extensively in Russia, after visit
ing various places in France, Germany
and Switzerland.
Mrs. Nelson Royal and children, former
1y of this city, and now of Des MoineS
Ia, are visiting Mrs. Royals sister
Mrs. G. G. Chalker. AT present both
families are stopping at the shore at
East River, Conn.
Arson Phelps Stokes, jr., son of
the New York millionaire, the new sec
rotary of the Yale corporation, is a
graduate of the academic department of
Yale in the class of SO, and will be grad
uated from the Cambridge Theological
school next year. Upon his graduation
from the institution he will take up
his regular residence at Yale as secre-
tary. For the present year he will, how
ever, continue to reside and study at
Cambridge.
George Il. Tuttv and Miss Daisy
Thompson, who are now enjoying their
honeymoon tour, were married in
THE city on Wednesday, June
Is. AT the wedding the bride was very
pretty in white silk. The bridesmaid
Miss Bessie Early, wore a similar gown.
Alderman d. O'Connell was best man.
Miss Thompson, who was formerly a
resident of Brooklyn, resided in Jeffer-
son street at the time of her marriage
The wedding was quiet affair, only a
few friends being invited. Among the
wedding gifts was one of $50, nearly
all of the money being in gold. After
the wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Tut
ty will reside in this city, where they
have many friends.
The many friends of ex-Asessor
Charles Spreyer will be pleased to learn
that his son Richard is progressing nice
~ after the operation of Monday. Drs.
Bacon and Judson performed
the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Parsons are enter
tanning Miss Amy Beard at the rectory
at North Haven.
Mrs W. Wakefield and Miss Wake
field of this city are visiting friends at
William r. Hamilton of Hamilton &
Co was the guest of Harry and Walter
Leigh at Cosey Beach July 4. They
went out to Scotch Cap fishing and in
an hour and half the Messrs. Leigh
caught eight blackfish apiece, and Mr.,
Hamilton caught four, one of which
weighed four and half pounds.
John M. Hall. vice president of the
road. with Mrs Hall and
'amily, spent the Fourth at their sum-
ner home near Willimantic
Signal Officer u. c. Myers, formerly
# New Haven, has just received an APP
continent from the government to es-
ablish a weather bureau at Eagle |
1ity, Alaska, and is planning to leave |
Dawson City, where he passed the win
err, and obey the official instructions de- |
eived
Thornton Hunt, who will pass the |
ummer in Europe, will go soon after !
anding to Russia where he will be dur |
ng nearly half of his stay abroad
Mr.. Myers, Mr. Ward, who went from |
yale, and Mr.. Robinson of California |
ave been working two claims near
Dawson City this winter, but whether |
With great success or otherwise is not |
tated.
Francis r. Parks, Yale '99, of West
cid, Mass, has gone abroad for the
ummer.
William j. Richie of New Britain,
hartman of the committee, and Charles
{ Higgins, also of that city and Of the
are making arrangements
Or the annual reunion of the Fifth
which will take place on
Wednesday, August 8, the anniversary
the battle of Cedar Mountain. The
usiness meeting will be held at the
loms OF Stanley post, New Britain, at
a. m, and the dinner will be served
t the Russwin at 80. Tuesday even
,g, the night before the reunion, the
egment will have a camp fire at Stan
y Post hall
Ellsworth I. Foote will sail for Eu-
,pe Wednesday,, July y. He will tray
all summer both in England and on
he continent, making part of his trip
4 his bicycle. He is booked to re-
i'm on the st. Paul early in Septenn-
ar.
At the Central house at Holderness
benjamin !. Spock of New Haven.
mong other Connecticut people at Hol-
4rness are Professor Charles f. john
m of Trinity college and Mrs. John
N.
John 3. Kondrick of Wallingford
,,ly 10 1ivotr ! ,