The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-26
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE IND THERE.
trips to tile Mountain and SeashOre and Across the Wave-Many Pleasant Visits-Other Personal Jottings.

Fisits-Other Personal Jotttngs.
 The many society friends of George
 Clark Bryant of Ansonia are congrat-
 ulating him upon the advent of lit-
 tie daughter al his home. The little
 stranger arrived a few dave ago
 weight seven and half pounds, and
 mother and child are doing finely. Mrs.
 Bryan was Miss Florence Adele Far
 rel daughter of Franklin Farrel of
 Ansona, and MT. and Mrs. Bryants
 wedding a year ago at Christ church,
 Ansoria, was one of the greatest events
 in that city in years.
 Alderman German of Peoria, H., is
 visiting his cousin, John T. German,
 of Westvile. He called on several of
 iiciala in City Hall yesterday. Alder
 man German was born in Westville
 and has not been in New Haven before
 in twenty-three years. He represented
 his city at the convention of the Amer
 ican League of Municipalities in Syra- cuse, N. Y. last week. His father was
 for many years a prominent business
 man in Westvile.
 Minot Bradley, who, with his brother Edwin, conducts the restaurant in Gen. ter street and the Bradley Bluff cot tage at Woodmont, last evening with a friend for a stay of several weeks in the Adirondacks.
 Miss Elizabeth G. Hugo, clerk in the town clerks office, has returned to her duties after having visited several places in the west, among them De- triot, Chicago, and Niagara Falls. While away she sprained her ankle, but has now completely recovered.
 Dr. J, H. Mason Knox, ir of Balti- more, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Tim othy Dwight at Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. S. A. York have return ed from Rangley lakes where they have been staying for the past two months.
 W. S. Denslow of this city, who is on a tour through the west. when last heard from was in Akron, o. MT. Denslow attended the Odd Fellows convention in Toledo
 Harry and Walter Leigh have sent out about 1000 invitations for their joint fiftieth birthday celebration at Harry's cottage, Scotch Cap near the Momauguin on the Sound. on next Thursday evening. The invitations are most tastefully gotten up being print ed upon Scotch blue paper, the printing being done in gold. Upon the lower part of the invitation is a cut repre- senting two babies looking in bowl of soup and carrying the following in scription under it: First Appearance at Mansfield, Connecticut, '4?."
 Patrolnan George l.. Hyde of the Howard avenue precinct station, has gone with his wife on a trip to Phila- delphia and Washington,
 George Treat has returned from a six weeks trip spent at Mystic Island.
 Clerk Isbe1l of the city court has re- turned from hunting trip in Vermont
 Cards are out announcing the com ing marriage of Miss Clara Pagter, daughter of s. s. Pagter, ST, and Ja- cob Greenbaum, at o'clock Sunday, October 8. at 139 Dwight street,
 Rev Dr. Adams, presiding elder, will have charge of the weekly prayer meet ing in the First Methodist church, this evening.
 Miss Elizabeth F. Anketell, daughter of Edward A. Ankeltell of the superior court, will join Miss Bessie Bennett and Miss Mary Tyler at Ogontz, when that fashionable seminary for girls near Philadelphia opens this year.
 Mrs Coffin of New York Miss Bessie Parmelee) is the guest of Mrs Elmer Shredder of Howard avenue.
 The successor of the late Prof. Jules | Luquiens, head of the French depart ment at Yale university, has been | chosen in the person of Prof. Herbert | Sanderson of New York formerly as- | sistant professor of French at Har- | yard university. Prof. Sanderson re- | ceives the title of assistant, and will | work only in the undergraduate de- | partment. The work of Prof. Luquiens | in the graduate school will be conduct ed by Prof. Lang.
 Prof. George F. Moore who has been elected to the presidence of An dover Theological seminary, was born in West Chester, Penn, on October 15 1851, was graduated from Yale in 1872 nary in 1877. He became pastor of the Putnam Presbyterian church of Zanes- vile. O., in 1878, and Hitchcock pro- lessor of the Hebrew language and lit- erature in Andover seminary in 1883.
 The second annual reunion of the de- scendants of Naaman and Diantha (Benlafn) spencer, WlO eIIllSIdt6u rom Connecticut to Illinois, was held at the l home of Mrs. Clarinda Case in Eagle l Point, Ill.,, on September 2. The address of welcome was made by Master Luke l Case, her son, ten years old. The pro- genitors of the family were natives of this state, and were married here. In November, 1887, they went 10 Elkhorn Grove in the state of Illinois, and in l the following June the rest of their family arrived. All of their nine chil- dren were born in Connecticut. Five of the children are still living and nearly two hundred members of the I family were at the reunion.
 Mrs August Le Brun of Ill Hill street left Saturday for a months visit to Cleveland, o. She is to stay with her daughter Mrs. William J. Hanson, while there.
 Professor and Mrs. c. H. Smith, Ed win H. Futile and Miss Mary Thomp- son, all New Haveners, arrived Sunday on the steamer Rotterdam of the Hol- land American line from Europe. Eugene Better, resident member of the firm of Heinrich Franck Sohn & : o., of Ludwigsburg. Germany, and fifteen other European cities, was the guest yesterday of F. W. Tully. Mir and Mrs F. L. ISbell who have l