The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

nounce the engagement of their daugh-
 ter. Miss Hettie to Charles H. Stu.
 dinski of Pueblo, Col MT Studinski is a graduate of Yale academic 97, and of
 this years graduating class of the Law
 school.
 Miss Lizzie Ward of this city is a
 guest of Mrs. Bunnell in Lee, Mass. Rev. pr. Baker, rector of Trinity
 church, will preach the consecration
 sermon at the consecration of St. John S Episcopal church on June 21.
 Miss Angeline Enc of Dalton, Mass,
 is visiting friends in this city for a week.
 Rev. H. R. Miles, formerly of New
 Haven, the new pastor of the Congrega-
 tlonal church in Brattleboro, Vt. is ex- pected to begin his pastorate on the first
 Sunday in June.
 MT. and Mrs G. B. Bunnell have gone
 to their Southport home. The theatri-
 cal season is practically over, nothing
 coming between now and Maud Adams
 on June 17th The Bridgeport theater, | of which MT Bunnell is manager, will run couple of weeks longer.
 Officer Reardon of Holyoke, Mass,
 made trip to New Haven on his wheel
 one night last week in eight hours,
 starting at 10 at night and reaching
 there at in the morning. Alexander Troup of this city, member
 for this state of the democratic na-
 tional committee, is in St. Louis attend
 ing a meeting of the committee which | opened yesterday. This is the first | meeting of the committee preliminary
 to the opening of the campaign of 1900. | MT. and Mrs. William Burger Boorum have sent out cards announcing the | marriage of their daughter Miss Jes- sica Duncan, to Arthur Walker Bing- ham, Yale '96. The ceremony took place Monday at Mo- S5 Madison avenue New York.
 George G. McNall of Greenwich, grand master of the Connecticut grand lodge, F. and A. M., with other grand officers, will visit Wooster lodge, F. and A.. M,, this evening and work the third degree. There will be a banquet and general good time following.
 MT, and Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss, with Mrs. Hotchkiss' nephew, Roger Sherman Baldwin, sailed yesterday on the steamship Kaiser Friederich. Among interesting personages who sailed on the same steamer was the novelist, Edgar saltus. Rudyard kiplingi who was to have sailed to-day on the Cymric with his family, has postponed his departure until June F. The Kiplings will go for 6 short stay to Brattleboro before sail ing.
 Rev. Harvey P. Nichols, rector of St. Marks church, Minneapolis formerly oc jet of r.;, ID T- this city, has received a call to the rec torship of Holy Trinity church, Harlem, New York city He recently declined call to Grace church. New Bedford. Rumor says that he will accept the New York call he has just received.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur F. Lord of Trumbull street will go soon to the suburbs of Boston to visit friends and afterwards journey to California to spend the summer with Mrs. Lords parents. MT. Lord is a son of MT. Lord | of New York of the famous firm of | Lord & Taylor He has resided with | his California wife in Paris for the | past five years, coming to New Haven | last fall to take a degree in Yale. His | profession in the future will be of a literary nature and Paris will probably l be their home. Their little child nurse and grandmother have already gone on their long journey across the continent to the Pacific coast.
 Judge Leverett M. Hubbard, Attorney F. P. Arvine and Dr. w. H. Metcalf will sail for Rotterdam on July 15.
 Charles Scofield and family of Bran ford left on Monday for a three weeks stay at Savin Rock
 Dr. Willis H. Grove of Whalley ave- nue, who is i'll with typhoid fever, was worse yesterday. His condi- ton is serious, but hopes of his recovery are entertained.
 Mrs. William Donahue is very i'll at Ter home on Indian Neck avenue Bran ford. Mrs. Donahue has been an in- valid for some years.
 Professor B. w. Bacon of Yale will build new house on Edwards street his summer. Mrs. Bacon and family will soon leave town for the summer vacation.
 William Fairbanks of this city has succeeded J. H. Clark in the horseshoe ng department at the J. S. Moore car 'iage repair shops on Rogers street, in 3ranford. Mr. Clark has removed to where he has purchased q blacksmith business formerly conduct d by his brother. Clerk Albert F. Welles of the probate , ourt went to Washington, D. C., yes ( erday to visit Frank Shell, formerly , with the Hygeia Ice company of this ity MT. Welles will be absent ten f lays. ,