The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-03
PERSONAL 1TENTIoN.

! MIS-. w. u. AlWater OF AZ IrulnDuH StfeeI
| Is In the south for the benefit Of her health
and Is much improved. She Is at Magnolia
| Springs, twenty-three miles from Jackson
vile. Mr. Atwater expects to leave early
next week to join her in Florida and viii
return with her.
I Miss Skinner, supervisor of drawing in
the public schools, will read paper before
the Brooklyn Academy of Arts and Sciences,
on March 10
| George Ford and Miss Jessie Booth were
| married Wednesday evening In Southington
at the home of the bride on Queen street,
| by Rev. Shepard Knapp.
| George Was, city court officer, will leave
Monday for a three weeks trip His des-
! tlation will be Florida. His wife will ac-
| company him.
Vincent Gaylord of Branford, who has
| been i'll for some weeks, is now recovering.
| ering.
Professor Arthur I. Hadley and Professor
! William Lyon Phelps will be among the
! speakers at the twenty second annual ban
quet, of the Yale News, to be held tonight
at the New Haven house. About seventy
! five persons will attend.
I Rev. Father Coyle of this city preached
at St Marys church, Branford, to a large
congregation Wednesday evening
Samuel Russell of Yalesvile, who was u
resident of Southington seventeen years ago,
has returned and vii. succeed Mr. Reyes
who yha is at present employed at the wood
Shop, Wnen ne takes up MS uutleS VI
| SouthlngtonS postmaster In April.
Harvey Il. Hemingway Is expected to re-
turn from Pinehurst, n. G., the last Of the
week. ....... .-r
who has been dangerously i'll, has passed
the crisis and his friends now have hopes
that he is on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G, Davis and MIR. and
Mrs. e. H. Barnes who recently went TO
the West Indies, have left Nassau for San
tiago, and later will visit Havana.
Herbert. Witherspoon was sololst at an
Britain, by X. Z. Paine last evening.
Frederick A. Bartsch of 102 Nash street
entertained a party of friends at his home
recently, The occasion was In celebration
OF his birthday.
Mrs. Edward Twlning Of Peck street en-,
tertaned the members of the Colonial
Whist cub Wednesday afternoon. The first
prize was won by Mrs, Paris and the sec &C.
Dixwell avenue will entertain the members
next week.
Isaac j. Wild Is president, Samuel II.
treasurer, and Mortimer $. Dowd, secre,
taly, of a company which is to handle
Wheatcroft's automatic vending machine.
President Wild is treasurer of the New
known jeweier; Mr. Marsh has been in
business in this city for years, and Secre-
tary Dowd is connected with the Bradley
WHIP VIII TRe Henry are lFaar
y
Mortimer s. Dowd and r. w. Tucker The
are at the store Of Treasurer Marsh, 29l
Mrs Martha A; Hull and willis NJ. An
lips at the home of the brides parents
Wednesday. The bride is a niece of the
daughter of the late Hon. William Isaac II.
Meserve of Boston. Mr.. Anthony is the sol!
the Hon. Wills NJ: Anthony. He is presi-
dent of the New Haven Car Register com,
pany. After wedding tour south Ny. and
Mrs. Anthony will reside with Mr.. and Mrs.
Region at 115 Wall street.
Mr.. Stuart, who Is managing, the play
Heart Of the Klondike,' which Is at the
Grand this week was member Of the AS
tor battery, which returned from Manila Il
Frederick f. Ackey, the fish dealer is
able to be out again. He has been confined
to his house for five weeks by an injury to
his knee cap.
Superintendent Wrlnn of the police de
partment has detailed Supemumerary Pa
trolman William O'Brien TO do duty at Sta,
ton in place of Patrolman Michael
partment by the police commissioners last
Tuesday night.
Sherlf-e.ect Durham Of New Haven
ty were at the state prison in Wethersiicd
yesterday afternoon In consultation with
the new warden, Albert Garvin.
Colonel and Mrs. |. NJ. Ullman will leave
linois and Colorado, visiting in die former
state a sister of Colone, uilman's, and in
Denver Mrs. Tlman's sister, Mrs. Alfred
We'll NEE Miriam Ader) They will be alb
Mrs s. II. Dawson of Dwight street en-
tertaned the Book club "Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Lenox talked on Edward Ever
cit Hale. reading selections from his writ
ings.
Mrs william Langdon of this city is
spending the week with Mrs. Frank Gear
water in Southington.
Mrs, T. j. Adams of T3 Whalley avenue
will open her house for charity whist this
afternoon. Play will be from 3 to .. H.,
Drs. Daggett, Russell Carmalt and Bacon,
in consultation, performed a successful OPP
Sherman, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. A. 7.
Chlld5, at 427 Temple street, cary We'd
nesday morning.
who has been spending the past few weeks
in New York city, is expected home Satur-
day.
tonight diplomas will be given to pupils as
follows: August G. Anchultz. Marie Bloch,
William Co.well, Edward j. Flannely, Mar
cell, T; Heayren Mary u n Mayer; Patrick
Quinn, Douglas Ridley Alma X. schmidt.
Carl j. Blenner, the artist, was in town
this week. He Is busily at work on q por
trait OF Emma Juch as Marguerite III
Faust
Mrs. W. A. Ronold of Meadow street has
gone, with her daughters, Eta and Eunice
to Huntington, W, ", for three months
visit at her Old home in that place. This is
her first visit to the south in twelve years
Mrs. Kingman nee Coburn, who has for
some months past been stopping with her
mother, Mrs. Coburn, Chapel and Park
streets. expects to leave within the month
for South America to join her husband,
who Is located there.
LELAND II. Ives of Meriden, recently con-
valescent from critical Illness, Is practically |
himself again. He sails to-day on a trip TO
Porto Rico.
DR. L. s. Atwood Of this city who Is a
graduate of Toronto university, and n post
graduate of Johns Hopkins unlversty-ap- |
pointed August 8, 1898, as acting hospital |
steward at Fort Washington-is in Wash |
ingtOn, d. c., seeking promotion. His |
friends are working to secure him an ap- !
polntment as Il veterinary surgeon in the I
regular army. He Is strongly endorsed for |
the position
Miss Allen, sister Of Mrs. Charles Hutch
nson of Edgewood avenue, Is spending the /
winter In the West Indies.
Colonel A G. Hendrick has much improv-
ID in health in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wall are at Tampa
Bay, Fla.
AT CHRIST CHURCH. WEST HAVEN.
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