The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-10
PERSON4L MENTION.


Mrs. w. H. Thomson, Mrs James r
English, Miss Moulthrop, Mrs. Warner
Judson and Mrs. S. A. York, jr., all OF
this city, are in charge Of the entertain
ment to be given for the benefit of the
Housatonic Summer home in Coram al
Warner hall next Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Frederick r. Honey is in New
York for few days, the guest of Mrs
DeForest Day. Mrs Day has been
spending the winter in New York with
her son, Sherman Day, who is studying
medicine in one of the large metropoli-
tan colleges.
Mrs. Jane A. Lambert of 1853 Bradley
street, mother of DR.. B. L. Lambert, is
confined to her home with broken leg.
She slipped in one of the dry goods
stores a few days ago and broke the
bone. She is getting on as well as could
be expected.
Mrs. Charles w. BROKER and Mrs.
Franklin Farrell Of Ansonia have been
spending Easter in the south, at old
Point Comfort.
The Wayland club of Yale university
has elected the following officers for the
spring term: President, L. P. North
rup; vice president, William G. Keane;
secretary, r. p. Clark.
Rev. Pelham Ogle, Mrs. James M. B.
Dwight's nephew, who spent nearly all
the winter in New Haven with his aunt,
has been called to fine parish at Der
byshire, England. The Rev. Mr.. Ogle
returned to England only a few months
ago. His brother, Ponsonby Ogle, is
now at his newly purchased country
place at New Marlborough, Mass, hav-
ing just returned from a visit to Mexi-
co. He sails for England in May.
Miss Jennie Isadore Worthington and
George Lester Botham were married
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Worthington, in Pres
ton. The bride wore travelling dress,
and Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Botham left for Worces-
ter, where they will spend few days
before going to New York city, where
they are to reside
Invitations will soon be issued by
Mrs. Chauncey Wells of Lawrence
street for the wedding on April rs of
her sister, Miss Dorothy Trowbridge
Prescott, and DR.. Prescott LIE Britton
of Buffalo. The marriage will be SOL
emnized at Christ church and will prob
ably be at noon. The Rev. G.. Brinley
Morgan will officiate.
John e. Healy, who left this city
about two months ago to make tour
of several European countries in the
interests of American capitalists, has
returned nome. While abroad he visit
ed Madrid, Barcelona, Cadiz and cities
in Belgium and London. He reports
that he was successful in his mission.
His chief purpose in going abroad was
to secure Spanish rights in Porto Rico
for himself and the capitalists interest
ed with him in the deal.
The Society of Founders and Patriots
of Connecticut, of which Colonel N. G.
Osborn is governor, DR.. Davenport of
Waterbury deputy governor, and Colo
mel Sill of New Haven secretary, will
hold it's annual meeting in this city on.
Wednesday, April 10. The meeting will
be followed by dinner Members of
the Founders and Patriots society
from all over Connecticut will be in at
tendance.
Rev. William r. Dickerman, pastor of
the Church of the Messiah, will lecture
on Ancient Egypt in the parlors of
the Temple Mishkan Israel tomorrow
evening at o'clock. He will illustrate
the lecture by means of stereopticon,
and will be very interesting. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
Harry H. Benedict was one of a par
ty of Yale men who attended Knight
Wade's farewell bachelor dinner in New
York and afterward went on to Boston
to the wedding ceremony and break
fast. Mr.. Wade's wedding present from
the class of '95 was magnificent silver
loving cup. Mr.. Benedict Is exhibiting
with considerable pride a handsome sill
yer loving cup which he won as first
prize in foursome match in golf at
the Palm Beach tournament this past
winter Mr.. Benedict's partner in the /
match was Miss Helen Phipps, daugh
ter of Henry Phipps of the Carnegie |
Iron works, and sister of Jay Phipps, |
recently a member of the Sheffield Sci
entific school.