The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

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 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roop and Mrs.
 B. Beecher of 16 Warren street have re | turned from Florida.
 Mrs. R. Lawless and Mrs. J. Gala | gher of West Tenth street, New York
 are visiting Mrs. w. Walsh, 64 Marke street. l c. $. Verrill, son of Professor A, F
 Verrill, sails for Europe on Saturday ol
 one of the Administration line O steamers. He will make bicycle tril
 on the continent.
 | Thornton Hunt Is not to sail soon fol
 Europe, as was reported in the papers
 He has no intention of visiting Europe this season.
 Councilman Martin Cooney of tht Third ward has returned from triI l to Ireland. He has been absent two months.
 Alexander A. Duchemin, representing the Knickerbocker Athletic club of am ateur minstrels of New York was ir | town last evening completing arrange
 ments for the appearance of the the
 Knickerbockers at the Hyperion nex' Tuesday evening.
 | Arthur M Anketell, son of Clerk An ketell of the superior court, Is assist | ing his father this week by acting ir | the court side under Judge Prentice while his father is in the jury side. As sistant Clerk John c. Gallagher is ir | Boston at the convention of the United Workmen.
 c. H. Mann of this city has been en- | gagged to sing the baritone solos in the | cantata "1'he Earl Kings Daughter | which Is to be given in Bridgeport by | r. E. Towards chorus in the early part of March.
 l Mrs. Waldo Richards, who was re.
 gently heard in New Haven in dialect
 recital at the house of Mrs. Henry F.
 English on Hillhouse avenue gave a
 recital at Lower Unity hall Hartford Monday afternoon before large audi ence.
 Dr. James Locke of this city will sail on Saturday for Genoa, Italy, on the
 steamer Saale of the Forth German
 Lloyd line.
 Mrs. King, nee Miss Merrill, was the
 guest of her brother in Branford the
 last of the week.
 Herbert Mason, secretary of the &c., curity Insurance company, will sail for Nassau this week for a period of recre- ation and rest.
 Harold Baldwin, now with the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road, spent Sunday with his parents in Branford.
 F. G. Wooster of Hartford was the guest over the Sabbath of his brother, c. w. Worcester of George street
 Miss Grace Covert of Branford has cards out for a matinee whist on Sat urday at her home on Milford avenue.
 Father Daley of Whitneyville, Mass. is the guest of his brother, Carroll Dali ley of Branford
 Mrs. Marion Lord, who has been spending the winter with Mrs. Walter Foote of Branford, returned to her home in New York Monday.
 MT and Mrs. William Cohane of 657 Grand avenue are receiving the con- gratulations of their many friends over the arrival of girl babe.
 Rev. r. D. Hoskins, a representative of the Society for the Increase of the Ministry. preached at Trinity church, Branford, on Sunday morning. Rev. H. w. Winkley, the pastor of the church. conducted services at Stony Creek in the afternoon.
 The Norwich Bulletins Westminster correspondent says: "E. G. Cellars came up from New Haven, as is his custom Saturday afternoons, and spent his time in visiting the sick in the par ish. His sermon on Sunday was found- ed upon the first verse of the 121st Psalm; his these was a higher outlook for Christian living. He was listened to with most respectful attention. Not withstanding the indictment weather, he made several pastoral calls to close his labors Sunday"
 Mrs. May Loveridge Robbins has as her guest this week Miss Josephine Kimball of Boston. a cousin of Mrs. Robbins. She will give matinee whist this afternoon in honor of her visitor and another on Friday evening, the lat ter including both sexes. There will be five tables at both affairs.
 Miss Miriam Levy, daughter of Mrs. D. Levy of 529 Chapel street, was unit ed in marriage to Isadure q. Weiss of New York at the brides home Monday afternoon by the Rev. MT. Levy of the Temple Mishkah Israel. MT. and Mrs. Weiss will reside in New York after tour west.
 When Mrs. A. L. Barber of Washing ton, D. C., gave reception to the visit ing D. A. R. she had receiving with her. among others, Mrs. William H. Moseley of this city and Mrs. J. c. Camp and Miss Minerva Camp of Seymour; also Mrs. Keim, at one time state regent of .he Connecticut D. A. k.
 The engagement is announced of George Bascom, a prominent citizen of N. Y, and who is con- nected with the International Paper of New York, to Miss Alice Chase Whitney daughter of Lemuel c. D. Whitney, both of whom formerly resided in this city, where they have many friends. MT. Bascom is to be on his choice, as Miss Whitney is unusually lovely and clever, 8 a graduate of "Ville du Marle," Notre Dame Convent, Montreal, Can Ida, and is very highly educated and m accomplished musician. For some years past MT. Whitney and Miss Whit 1ey have resided in Rutland, Vt at which place the wedding will take place shortly after Easter.
 Miss Anita Trueman, New Haven's | eventeen-year-o teacher of practical and the science of true liv- 1 ng is engaged at present in training |