The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20
pERsoNAL MENTION.

department, has gone 10 PlantSF4Lle Lol a three weeks visit.
 The engagement of Dr. F. H. Todd of Paterson, N. J., formerly of this city, to Miss Maude l. Mitchell of Ottawa, Can., is announced. pr. Todd is son ot Ma jor Theron A. Todd.
 Mrs. Ada B. Johnson, national presl- dent of the Woman's Veterans Relief union, Binghamton, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Mary A. Burgermester of St. John street, president of the W. V. R. U., No. 8 of this city.
 A. Hyatt Verrill of this city son of Professor Verrill, will have an interest ing article entitled "Our Turtles" in the July number of Popular Science. MT. Velril is an enthusiastic student of out door life. He illustrates his own articles and has been wonderfully successful in the line of work he has undertaken. The second annual lawn party of the Epworth league of the Trinity M. E. church will be held on Wednesday even- ing at the home of Miss Leonard, 21 Sylvan avenue.
 James G. Reilly arrived in the city Saturday night from Nassau and will remain in town until after the marriage of his sister, Miss Kittie Reilly, to J. Edward Geary. Joseph Mcdonald, with whom MT Reilly is associated in the building of Flagler's great hotel, at Mas sau, is also here. Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Kittie Mcdonald are expected in few days.
 Mir and Mrs John Deming of Lyon street are domiciled in their cottage at Woodmont Mrs Deming will entertain a large party of New Haven women next Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Carrie w. Carson and Josef T. Kollerstrom were married on Saturday at the residence of J. E. Rehnquist, 2SO Grand avenue, by the Rev. MT. Enstam. Miss Anna c. Carson, a sister, attended the bride and the best man was Carl G. Johnson After collation. MT. and Mrs. Kollerstrom left for MiddletoWn, their home.
 Mrs. Minott E. Osborn and Miss Kate Osborn are expected home this week from a two months visit to the formers home in the south.
 MT. and Mir. l. Newman of Park street are entertaining their daughter, Mrs Adams of Boston, and their daughter-in- law. Mrs. A. Newman of New York.
 EN-JuuSe Ndl w SIh, NLif' ''i'N''Ai Waddingham. J. F. Barrows and c. M. Gilbert, all of New York, were guests at the Hotel Garde yesterday and after dinner went to West Haven to look over the Waddingham property
 Miss Lulu Koskoff of Washington avenue and Michael Pewman of Cedar street were married at Pohlman's hall, Dixwell avenue, Sunday afternoon, in the presence of many friends. A we'd ding dinner was served, after which the guests danced.
 Among the gifts to Vassar mentioned by President Taylor at the close ot the commencement exercises last week was that of a new chapel presented by Mrs. Mary Seymour Morris Pratt, class of 80 of Brooklyn, and Mrs. M. Thomp- son. class of TT, of Pittsburg, Penn. Mrs. Pratt is the daughter of the late Governor Luzon B. Morris and sister of Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, wife of Yales president-elect.
 The condition of Mrs. Wilbur Rogers Corbin (Miss Rebekah Howe Morse), daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gardner Morse, who has just undergone ser ious operation at New York, is quite encouraging and her recovery is now ex- pected. MT and Mrs. Morse have just had a long letter from Dr. Thomas, the attending physician, who gives the fam ily every hope for his patients recovery Miss Morse and MT. Corbin, it will be remembered, were married only last week at the Church of the Transfigura- ton just previous to the operation.
 Carleton E. Hoadley has returned from Buffalo, where he attended the meeting of the Imperial council for North America of the NobleS or the Mystic Shrine. He represented Pyramid council of Bridgeport, to which the New Haven shriners belong. There were 25 delegates present and in the parade and 10000 shriners from all over the country participated. The visitors enjoyed several excursions including day each at Niagara Falls and Toronto. They also enjoyed steamer excursions on the lake and attended several baseball games.
 Those who have gone to Buffalo to att tend the supreme conclave of the 1. Q. of Heptasophs, to be held this week, are Roswell P. Farren, John Mackrille, John C. Gallagher, George A. Sanford, Ed ward F. James, E. S. Wade, John w. Hutchinson and M. $. Wadhams. This delegation left New Haven at 5:52 p. m. yesterday At Springfield it met the delegations from Boston and other points in eastern Massachusetts and all took a special train, leaving Springfield at $40 D. m.
 Miss Mollie Connolly of Georgia, who has been the guest of Miss Carle Dud- ley of Orange street for a week past, will sail for Europe this week to remain abroad a year.
 President Jarvis of the Berlin Bridge company and his wife were guests oven the Sabbath of Colonel and Mrs Rollin S. Woodruff of West Chapel street. Gen. eral and Mrs. Atwood of Governor Lounsbury's staff were also guests of Colonel and Mrs. Ullman at their Savin Rock cottage They formed a theater party at the Maude Adams perform ance on Saturday evening.
 The Misses Maher of Sehrman avenue, daughters of Major Maher, have as their guest, Miss Sawyer of Brooklyn.
 Attorney Wallace s. Moyle of this city has been invited to coach the foot ball team of the University of Illinois, located at Champaign, III. For ten weeks' work Mr. Movie would receive