The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-05
PERSONAL w ENIION.

1870 LIZ LoiiONlllS were lUCluuGu.
K. ArVine, Evarts Cutler, Miss Elean.
or Cutler, Miss Anna Cutler, Rev. anC
| Mrs. William FL. Beardsley, Miss
Rachel King of WalIingford. The
| voyage across was somewhat disagree
able on account of fogs and stormy
weather, but the monotony was reliev-
ed on August 81 by the celebration in
royal style Of Queen Wilhemina's nine
| teenth birthday
THOMAS Ridge, the iceman employed
by j. I. Newton who was injured by
being thrown from his wagon which
was struck by trolley car at the cor
ner of State and Bradley streets on
Saturday was reported to be quite
comfortable at the hospital yesterday,
He has not yet recovered from the
shock
Frank H. Belden, assistant secretary
OF the railroad branch of the Y. M. G..
A. in this city, has had a call to a bet
ter position as secretary of the Rail
road Y. M c. A. branch at Waterloo,
Iowa, with an increased salary, and has
accepted. He will start at once for his
new field of labor. During his stay in
New Haven, Mr.. Belden has made
many friends. He resigned Sunday his
position as assistant superintendent of
the Howard Avenue Baptist Sunday
school.
H. e. Sweeney, of the firm of Thos
H. Pease & Son. returned from Eu-
rope Sunday. Mr.. Sweeney visited Hol-
land, Belgium and Germany spending
about a month at Wiesbaden, noted
health resort in southern Germany. He
is greatly improved in health and had
most enjoyable time but counts first
among his sight seeing experiences
Emperor Williams review at May
ence of about 1900 troops after
the completion of a we'll planned sham
battle.
Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Mrs. Downes and
Mrs. Warner d. Judson all of Ed
street, and Miss Gilbert, a niece of
Mrs. Judson, left yesterday for stay
of several days at Saratoga Springs.
Miss Annie Barr of Seymour, who
has been the guest of Mrs. George Rob
inson, of so Bishop street, returns home
to-day.
Ralph w. .Botham and Walter H.
Gilpatric, of Putnam, will enter the
New York law school this fall.
Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Garfield of New
Haven are stopping at the Franklin
house, in Ellington.
The Rev. G. Brinley Morgan rector
of Christ church, has returned from
Nantucket, Mass.
Mrs. E, L. Weld, of Wallingford ac-
companied by Mrs. J. e. Thompson, of
New Haven, have gone on visit to
Keene N H.
Miss Marion Dickerman and Mrs.
Jean Pardee-Clark, both of whom have
been at Innisfall Vineyard Haven,
through August have returned.
Mr.. S. G. Pease, the Church street
newsdealer, will sail for Germany next
Saturday, September, the ninth
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. H. Benedict and
Miss Benedict are again at their sum-
mer home after few months absence.
They have been in the Adirondacks a
part of the summer owing to the ILL
ness there of their son, Paul Benedict,
who is now in the Adirondacks.
The engagement of Lieutenant f. S.
Kellogg of the United States navy, to
Miss Emily Wendell Taylor of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, has recently been an
nounced. Miss Taylor is the niece of
Captain Fl. c. Taylor and of Captain
Robley d. Evans, two of the principal
actors in the battle of Santiago bay.
Her father is Major Taylor of the ar
my. Lieutenant Kellogg is now in the
and was one of the few
men wounded at the battle of Manila
bay
The Misses Monsoon, of Whitney
avenue, and their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Monson, spent a part of the
summer months in Canada, and a part
at jamestown, r. l., where the family
spent part of the season of 1898. The |
Misses Monson will probably spend
part of September with friends at Nor
'istown, N, j., and will go later to At
antic City to join their sister Mrs
Tusti of Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel Hail., who has been visit
ng her aunt, Mrs. Charles Paul in |
Clinton, has returned to her home in |
New Haven.
Mrs. Talcot Fl. Russell has gone from
, short stay at Washington to Corn
vail, where she will remain until about
he 10th
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce and two
ons, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fl. Stevens left Friday morn
ng for their home in Kansas City, Kan.
Miss ELLA York, who has been at
Vineyard Haven staying at the villa
wned by the New York singing mas
er, Frank Bristol where she spent
he summer studying and teaching, al
o singing in one of the village church,
S where she had a summer engage
nent, has returned.
Mrs George Neal of Westvile will
ave as her guest her sister, Miss
;reatorex of Brooklyn, during the
Month of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Goodbart have
eft town for months vacation, to be
pent among the Berkshire Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Dickerman re-
lrned on Saturday from Berkeley
prings, w, Va,
Charles M. Warren, a Yale man in
lie class of '98, whose home is at Col
nsville has received an offer to teach
ointment is for three years and Mr..
Tarren will sail for Japan at once
Miss Hattie f. Tyrrell, of this city,
3cretary of the New Haven district
the Epworth League, Y. p S. c. E.,
ave a report of the recent internation- ,
conference of the league held at In ;
before the New Britain Lea {