The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-21
PERSONAL JO1TTNGS.

"A very fbdppy surprise party greeted
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Copeley at their
residence, No. 6S Day street, Thursday
fifth anniversary of their wedding.
Those comprising the party were Major
D. A. Blakeslee and wife, Albert
Bakeslee, Master Grant Blakesee, Har-
old Blakeslee, Miss Martha Blakeslee,
Miss Dorothy Blakeslee, Mr., and Mrs.
c. w. Blakeslee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Blakeslee, jr., Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Blakeslee Miss Verosa BlakesIee, Mr.,
and Mrs. Lyman II. Law, Miss Helen
Law, Mrs. Clarence Blakeslee, Miss
Ruth Blakeslee, Miss Phebe Blakeslee,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl, Blair, Clarence
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Copeley of
West Haven, Adelbert Leighton. Mr..
and Mrs. Copeley We're the recipients of
many useful presents. The evening
was spent in very enjoyable manner,
games and music, both vocal and in
strumental, being INDUCED In, after
which refreshments were served. The
party broke up at a late hour, all wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland twenty-five
years more of happy married life.
Rev. Mr.. Meserve, pastor Of a London
Congregational church, formerly of
this city, has returned to London. His
visit to this country was a very pleas
ant one.
Messrs. Upson & Granniss, the local
contractors, are rushing their work on
the North Branford road and will have
the job completed inside the time limit
Charles III. Isaacs the Kiondike miner
who has been in the gold regions with
his brother for over a year, has started
for home. He took the last steamer
leaving for the states before navigation
closes. His brother will return home on
foot, leaving Dawson City early in jan
uary
Rev. Harry e. Peabody, formerly as
sistant pastor of the Church of the Re-
deemer, was installed pastor of the
Windsor avenue Congregational church,
Hartford, last evening. The Rev. DR..
Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer
preached the installation sermon. 9th
ers who were present and taking part
were the Rev. J. H. Twichell Rev. Mr..
Love- Rev Mr.. Ranney and Rev. Mr..
Miles, formerly of this city. Mr.. Pea
body is Harvard graduate and
graduate of the Yale divinity school of
the class of 81. After his graduation
at Yale he accepted a call to the Con-
gregational church in Trinidad, COL
where he served for about five years.
when he returned to New Haven to
be assistant pastor of the Church of
the Redeemer, remaining there until
last September, when he accepted the
pastorate of the Hartford church. Mr.
Peabody is a well known mission
worker and has met with very great
in this work.
At the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Sage, Hillside, Menands, Albany,
their daughter Miss Elizabeth Sage,
Yale 49, was united in marriage to
Walter Lippincott Goodwin of Philadel-
phia, Thursday at noon the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. DR.. w.
w. Battershall The bride. in gown
Of white satin, and long tulle veil, was
by her sister, Miss Sarah Sage, |
who wore pink peau de sole, and eight |
ushers: Dean Sage, jr., Dewitt Sage
and Grenville Parker, Spencer Good
win, James Goodwin, j. S. Wheel |
wright, E. H. Kinnicutt and Beekman
of New York, all Yale men !
Of '97 and '9S.
The honorary bearers at the funeral
Of the late DR.. Campbell of Hartford
were Ex-Governor Morgan G. Buckley |
and DR. Gurdon w. Russell, represent
ing the Aetna Life Insurance company,
DR.. Walter H. Carmalt and DIR. B. |
Austin Cheney of New Haven, repre-
senting the Yale medical school; DR..
William d. Morgan and DR.. e. K. Root,
the insurance medical ex-
Joseph B. Hall and DR.. Will
lam E. Dickerman, representing the
Hartford Medical society; DR.. P. Fl.
ingalls, and Dr. H. S. Fuller represent
ng the staff Of the Hartford hospital,
md Samuel G. Durham and Frank c.
Sumner, representing the board of
health, The casket was borne by six
'olored porters
Mrs. M. s. Strickland of Glastonbury,
| former New Haven resident, is spend
ng few days In the city visiting
friends. She is the guest of Miss Eva
Curtis of 81 Townsend avenue.
The new grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias of this state, Frank
:, Cutler of Bridgeport, who was elect
ID Wednesday afternoon. was born in
1eriden, September 1, 1858. His father
vas William G. Cutler, who served In
he Seventh Connecticut, General Haw-
ey's regiment, through the war. He
vas Captain at Bermuda Hundred June
1864, and was at Belle Island and in
libby prison, where he contracted mall
dies that resulted in his death in 1870.
he mother of the grand chancellor died
While his father was in the Confederate
risons. The new head of the order is
lineal descendant of Benoni Cutler
f Killlngly, who was at Bunker Fill.
le was educated in the public schools, |
nd he is scenic artist by profession
working for the leading theaters in the
tate. He has wife and son, Herbert
[. Cutler, who is in the Bridgeport
ligh school. He Joined Joseph Dow
all lodge, No. 40, June 49, 1893, and
yas made p. c. July 1, 1895. He obli-
ated at Stamford September 10, 1895,
nd was elected to the office of G. P.
t New Haven, October 90 1897, and i.
t V. c. at Norwich in 1898. He belongs {
} the Ancient Order of United Work =
len and is also a member of The =
of the World.
The Arson Phelps Stokes family will |