The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-14

| Lincolnshire. She will sail on the I'm
bria on which steamer she sailed to Eu
rope on previous trip. She will b.
away about three months. Mr.. Duran
will accompany her to New York anC
make a stay of a few days in that cit!
in selecting new designs in goods fol
the summer and fall trade.
Margaret A. Maher, daughter o.
Baiiff Patrick Maher Of No. sos Crane
avenue, will be married ON June 81 a
1880 a. M to James e. Kiley of Bridge
port The ceremony will take place il
st. Patrick's church and there will bt
reception from / to p. m. at the
brides home
The report that ex-Town Agent Philip
Hugo had sold his grocery business or
| Edwards street to Fredericls Brothers
who have stores on Derby avenue and
Davenport avenue, is premature. Ne
gotiations for the sale are in progress
but have not yet been consummated
| and it is not yet settled that the sale
will be made Should the transfer &C.
cur John Hugo, son of Philip Hugo, who
has been assistant manager of the store,
will probably remain at the store for a
time at least. Mr.. Hugo has been for
some time contemplating selling his
grocery business in order to devote his
time fully to his insurance business and
other interests
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dennen of Wilkes
barre, N. Y, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. North of Main street, Southing-
ton.
The engagement Is announced at New
York of Miss Elsie Yandell to Dom
Barber of New York. Miss Yandell,
who has been spending the winter in
this city with her aunt, Mrs. Isham
Henderson, is the daughter of the late
DIR. Lansford Yandell of Louisville, and
is great belle in Kentucky. Her sis
ter is Miss Enid Yandell, the sculptress
Mr.. Barber, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Barber of No As West Thir
ty-seventh street, is graduate of Yale
in '93 S. He Is a member of the Union
club and of the Societe des Beaux Arts,
Paris.
A. J. Swift, for many years the sue
cessful manager of the Branford Point
house, has purchased the old Hinman
hotel at Savin Rock and renamed it
Swift's Human house.
o. Howes has leased and remodeled
the Hammonassett house at Madison,
Conn.
Edward Pollock, who has lately come
to New Haven to take q position with
the Consolidated road, has, with Mrs.
Pollock, been visiting friends at their
old home.
John e. MCGOWAN of this city, sec
rotary of the State C. T. A. union, has
received application for membership Of
four societies in the northern part of
the state. There has been an increase
of twenty-six societies in the union since
October last.
DR.. T. D. Wood of the Leland Stan
ford university has been spending few
days at Yale inspecting the gymnasium
and the working Of the physical depart
ment of the university.
The wedding of Miss Jennie, eldest
daughter of E. II. Butler, to l.. e. Coul-
ter will take place at the home Of the
BRIDES parents in Guilford this after
noon at o'clock. Only the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom are in
vited. Mr.. and Mrs. Coulter will reside
on Pearl street. Guilford.
The promotion to a captaincy Of Lieu
tenant Theodore Low, u. S. N, affords
much pleasure to his many friends here.
Captain Low was on the Iowa during
the war and saw much active service.
He Is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
William w. Low of this city and BROTH
er-in-law Of Mrs. Talcott Russell
Captain Bowen of the recruiting sta
ton here Is doing big business in get
ting recruits. AS stated in the Courier
recently, he forwarded about thirty -five
new recruits from Waterbury for Ma
Mia to go via San Francisco, and re-
ports from Waterbury say that he has
recruited sixteen more men there Be-
sides these he has gathered in quite a
number more from Hartford and this
,ity His record in getting recruits In
he period covered by the last two weeks
8 the best made by any recruiting sta
ion in the United States in the same
1eroid.
The Novelty Whist club was enter
aimed recently by Mrs r. r. Fisher
md Mrs D. B. Snow at their residence, |
No. 6 Prospect place. Mrs. Fisher won
irst prize, Mrs. Miner captured second |
md Mrs. Russell the consolation prize. |
Those present were Mrs. J. s. Human, |
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Epson, Mrs. Gorham, |
Mrs. Russell, Mrs Okeson, Mrs. Web |
)er and Mrs. Farnsworth A photo |
graph was taken of the club. After |
luncheon was served everybody received !
prize bundle
w. H. Cummings of Southington and |
Professor r. P. Paine of New Britain
lave gone to Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on
heir wheels. Mrs. Cummings went |
here Saturday to attend the gradual
ion exercises at Vassar college, which
'ccur on the twenty fifth anniversary
# her graduation.
A. L. Winton Of the agricultural ex-
,eriment station in this city lectured
,efore the West Hartford grange last
vening on "Plants-How They Eat,
Drink and Grow"
Edison Parker of Marion left yester-
lay morning for Walnut Beach, where
lie will conduct grocery business dur
ng the summer.
Hans Kronold, the 'celist of New
FORK, assisted at concert given last
vening at Rockville by Miss Gladys
'orinne Keeney of Hartford, a talented
Dung pianist.
Miss Elizabeth b. Hoey and James