The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-05
PERSONAL MENTION.


critical condition with congestion O
the brain at his residence, 161 Yorl
street. Late yesterday afternoon there
was no material change, although there
was hope that he would recover.
Miss Mabel e. Smith Of Pearl street
Westville, who has been spending a
couple of weeks with relatives in Hart
ford, has returned home after most
delightful visit
Miss Nellie Ryder. and Miss Grace
Dudley were in town Monday from
Bridgeport for the piano recity by Jo-
seffy.
Miss N. C. Alexander of Pratt Insti-
tute, who conducted the millinery class
at the Y w. G. A. last season, will re-
turn to this city April 10, opening
classes both for advanced workers and
beginners. Applications for these class
es should be made this week at 66S
Chapel street.
Mrs. G. A. Wooster has returned from
ST. Augustine, Fla, where she has been
| since early in the winter.
Louis Calm, battery B, 9Th U. S. ar
tillery, is visiting relatives in this city
prior to his departure for the Philip
pines next Friday.
John P. Carney, who is seriously Ill
at his home on Meadow street, was
slightly improved yesterday. He SEEM
ed to experience change for the bet
ter.
Charles McKeon and George Nc
Manus returned to the Sacred Heart
school, Westchester yesterday. They
have been in New Haven visiting their
parents during their Easter vacation.
Captain c. W. Riggs, the former
United States government agent and
authority on history and traditions Of
the Mound builders, who is here with q
collection of rugs and curios Of the Ma
vahoes and Pueblos, visited the similar
collection at Yale. Captain Riggs col
lection is being examined by the Yale
Peabody museum directors.
s. G. Pease has returned to New Ha.
ven after an absence Of several weeks
spent at Nassau in the West Indies.
Mr.. Pease made the homeward voyage
on the Paris, which had been making a
thirty days cruise in southern waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery OF
New Haven, who went on the Paris, did
not return with it, and Mr.. Pease was
fortunate in securing their vacated
stateroom.
julius Twiss, treasurer of the Ma
tional Savings bank, is recovering from
an operation performed recently by DIR.
A. N. Alling of York street for the re-
moval of assesses rear the ear. The
cause Of the trouble was removed. Mr.
Twiss is now doing nicely, and 1t Is ex-
pected that he will be about again
within a few weeks.
The Rev. Mr.. Ferris. who has been
called to the passionate of Calvary Bap-
fist church is young man Of about
thirty-two years Of age: Of good per-
sonalty, energetic and thoroughly in
touch with the times He is ready
speaker and versatile as we'll, and is
graceful after dinner talker.
Howard A. Taylor and Origen S. Sey-
mour, Yale '94, have formed a law firm
under the name Of Taylor & Seymour.
Their offices will be in the Empire
building, 81 Broadway, New York city.
In the firm are also John r. Timan,
Harry P. briggs and Wolcott P. Rob-
bins, formerly of Yale.
Max Trueman, baritone, and Miss
Sadie M. Thompson soprano, will be
the soloists at the concert to be given
in Shelton on Thursday evening. the
9Th Of April, by the Ladies' Choral
club.
III. c. Hustled, advance agent for
"The Heart of Maryland" which comes
to the Hyperion on Friday night of |
next week, recalls New Haven as it |
was in the sos. When a lad he at
tended school here. He is of an old |
Connecticut family that resided in |
Greenwich for long period, and his
was personal friend /
Of General Israel Putnam. He is de-
scended from people who came over
from England away back In 1925 and
settled at South Braintree, Mass. Mr..
Hustled Is most genial man and sue
,essful agent, and has been associated
either as advance agent or manager
FOR Modieska, the late Dion Boucci-
'ault Charles Fechter the Doyle Carte
Opera company and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
lall. He was with the D'oyle Carte
2ompany when it presented 1.-THE Pi-
'ates of Penzance" here. and when Mr..
md Mrs. Kendall appeared here.
DIR. and Mrs. Creelman of this CITY
ire spending the Easter vacation at
he home Of Mrs Creelman's parents in
Mass.
Mrs. e. Fl. Andrews and daughter
2hoda, Of Southington, attended the
Wedding of S. B. Adams in this city