The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-20
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS IND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE IND THERE.

Trips to the N ountain and senshore and
 Visits - Weddings Yesterday - Other
 Personal Jottings.
 Ralph Parsons and wife are making a short visit with MT. Parsons parents and other relatives in this city. MT. Parsons was formerly New Haven boy and is we'll known to theatergoers, having played at the opera houses many times with Mrs. Parsons under the name of "Dolph and Susie Levino." MT. Parsons is a brother of James F. Parsons
 Miss Cornelia M Miller of Nicoll street is sojourning for several weeks at Atlantic City, N. J., where she spent several weeks last season, guest, to- gether with several lady friends from New Jersey, at one of the faVorlte re- sorts for New Haven people. Before hs return she will spend some time Philadelphia visiting the Philadelphia Export exposition and other places of interest.
 Mrs. Clarence Hoxie of South Coven- try, Conn.,, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Charles F. Merwin of "A Eld street.
 Attorney William H. Ely left for An dover Mass, yesterday, accompanied by his son, William Brewster Ely, who will enter Phillips Andover academy this fall as a member of the freshman class. Brewster has ben a student at years and will prepare forffl ,.fl. WI the Hilhouse High school for two years and will prepare for college at Phillips-Andover Attorney Ely will not return home for a week.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Jerold of Mon- towese street, Branford, are entertain ing their niece, Miss Grace Bradley of this city.
 Clerk Charles Elliott Pickett of the United States court has returned after a weeks vacation spent at Derby.
 Miss Sarah I. Boynton of Center school, Branford, is confined to her home on Meadow street and threat ened with peritonitis. Miss Boynton's room was closed on Monday.
 William Wooster and daughter, Miss Grace Wooster, of Litchield, H., are in town the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. G. Wooster of Norton street. Mir. Woes ter is engaged in the furniture business in the western town. His native state is Connecticut
 Miss Cora l.. Howard of 91 Exchange street has accepted position as stem ographer in the office of the new wire mill in Fair Haven East.
 Acting Mayor Hogan will review the parade of the Patriarcha Militant to- day in front of the City Hall. He has invited the aldermen and councilmen to participate in the review.
 It was announced yesterday in Mid- dletown for the first time that Clau- dine, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur F. Coe, had been married in June last to Dr. David Maitland of this city The bride is the contralto in the Gen. ter church quartet, New Britain. The announcement occasioned considerable surprise
 Prof. Schwickardi has been appoint ed organist of St. Johns church to sue ceed J. Henry Heyman who has &C., cepted an engagement as organist of St. Agnes' church, Forty-third street, New York. Prof. Schwickardi was for merly organist at st. Mary's church and is well known as talented musi- elan. He will assume the duties of his new position or October l. The engagement is announced of Miss Martha Shelton Fleetwood, daughter of Septimus Fleetwood of ' Truinbull street, to Charles Comstock Hale of Ansonia. Their marriage will be in the near future, but the date is not yet announced.
 The newly elected officers of the Teachers Primary union are Mrs. A. L. Emerich, president Mrs A. Henng, vice president; Miss F. Holmes, record ing secretary; Miss Clapp, treasurer.
 Miss M Belle Hutchinson and Miss Eugenia Weford of Branford left yes- terday for Vassar college. They were accompanied by Miss Hutchinson's brother, James R. Hutchinson, who is with the Murphy third rail system in New York city, but at present home on a vacation. MT. Hutchinson will return to Branford and spend the balance of his vacation.
 William H. Wehner of S9 Greene street was united in marriage yesterday morning to Miss Mary E. Bree Of 430 Blatchley avenue at St. Francis church. A nuptial mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. Father Hart of Milford.
 
 cousin of the bride. The bride was married in a dark blue travelling cos- tune with black velvet hat with plumes. The bridesmaid was Miss An ma T. Bree, her sister, and the best man was Daniel Cavanaugh. Only the rel 1 atives of the couple were present and there was no reception, tho wedding being quietly held because of the fact | of the recent death of the mother of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Wehner went 1 tt, New York city on their bridal tour and they will be at home to their friends at 249 Lombard street after October l. | They were the recipients of number of | valuable and appropriate wedding | presents.
 w. S. Wells, the wholesale coal mer- chant, who with his family has been occupying his cottage at Pine Orchard [ the past summer, will remove back to the city on Friday and will occupy the house No. 65 Dwight street, formerly oc- clpied by J. Gibb Smith.
 John Madison, who has been in the employ of John H. Beach in Branford for tho mast twelve wears. left on Sat