The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT. and Mrs. Louis Krotosky of 36'
 Third avenue, New York, announce the
 enga cement of their daughter Millie tc
 Joseph Kantrovitz of this city. They will be at home Sunday evening, May ( at 8 o'clock.
 Wallace s. Moyle will be the soloist at the concert of the New Haven or chestral club in Music hall on Thurs day evening, April 27. MT. Moyle is tenor soloist at Center church and at the synagogue.
 Mrs. Brinton of Philadelphia Miss Lena Ives) is visiting her father, Dr. Robert Ives of Temple street.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Sarah H. Rogers of Webster Mass, to Edmund D. Scott, Yale 'S9 formerly of this city.
 Mrs. F. R. Gorham has gone to visit friends in Washington, Del.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Lillian Travis, daughter of c. L. Travis of Bridgeport, to James W. Naples, Yale '94 S.
 Mrs. w. H. Richards of 10S Howard avenue left yesterday for her Long Isl and home, where she will remain few weeks as the guest of her brother, A. s. Petit, postmaster of Huntington, l.. I.
 Miss Jeanette M. Wheatley and Cap tain James w. Sypher were united in marriage by the Rev. Dr. Andrews of Christ church at the home of the bride in Gulford on Wednesday morning at 1030 o'clock.
 c. P. Judge, we'll known in Fair Ha- ven, is receiving congratulations upon the arrival of a baby girl yesterday.
 Mrs. J. B. Sargent opened her house | Wednesday afternoon for a charity whist in aid of the Chrysanthemum free bed at Grace hospital, The sum of $7750 was netted. Mr. Bowditch of the Bowditch Furniture company kindly furnished tables and chairs free of charge
 Dr. Loeb of York street and Dr. Mail house, who have been attending Mrs. John Mulholland of Madison street, who Chapel and Orange streets a week ago by a bicyclist, state that there is some hope for their patients recovery, but it will take some time, as her entire left side is paralyzed.
 | MT. ana MTS. tTIleSJ II1dSe OL f3dlll- more, Md, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hitchcock of 695 :, Elm street. MT. and Mrs. Chase came north to attend the funeral of their un- cle, MT. Chase whose death occurred in Fair Haven last week. MT. Chase was near relative of Admiral George Dewey.
 | Miss Mary Keegan and William Rog- CTS were married at St. Johns church by Rev. Father Coyle at ii o'clock We'd nesday morning. Miss Annie Keegan was bridesmaid and Michael Keegan was best man. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at IS Washington avenue. Mrs George LeCount of Mantle was the guest of Rev. Joseph McKean and wife in Branford Wednesday. Mrs. Le- Count started yesterday morning for New Mexico. F MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Booth were called to Elmwood near Hartford, on Monday by the death of Mrs. Booths aged grandmother. The deceased had attained the great age of ninety-one years and she had been totally blind for long time. The burial was at Deerfield, Mass, where others of the family are buried.
 George H. Bishop, president of the Peck & Bishop company. with his rela- tives Mrs. William H. Sears and daugh- ter, has returned from pleasant stay in California. MT. Bishop went in No vember, the women in January.
 Mrs. Foote wife of Sherman Foote, has been spending the winter in West ..s4 Foote's business making it possible for him to reach New Haven each week as easily as Providence, R. l.. where they located after tn sir marriage two years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Mathews of Orange street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Anna Louise, to George Marshall Hayes of this city.
 Miss Bessie Bowmans dancing class holds it's final reception tomorrow af- ternoon in Lenox hall. The class is composed of pupils ranging from five to fourteen years of age. The following fancy dances will be on the programme: Two minuets scarf and rope dance and several waltzes and two-steps.
 Conductor Beers, formerly of New Haven, whose home has been in Shel ton for, some time, will remove to New Haven in the near future, if he is to continue to run the New Londoh-Wa- terbury train. He has to remain i'll New Haven over night, for he cannot get here from Shelton in the morning in time to take his train out. He has a house in New Haven, but that is leas- ed to a good tenant, so he will rent an- other.
 Peter Sutton of 26 Grand avenue has just been awarded a pension. He will receive eight dollars month in addi- ton to two years back pay. He was a member of one of the Connecticut regi- ments in the civil war;
 John Aff1eck has sold his house in Westville, which is located on the cor ner of Davis and Plant street. MT. Af feck contemplates taking a trip to Aus tralia. August Myer of Elliott street is the purchaser.
 The engagement of Miss Alice Mar shall to Kneeland Holbrook of West vile is announced. Mrs. Frank Thomas of Highwood Is cutie i'll. James Alstrom of Highwood has ar rived home from the gold region, where he went about year ago. He reports plenty of gold but very hard work get