The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-15
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PERSONAL NJ ENTION.

ed sunday school service yesterday
in the Congregational church. New Brit
ain
Anthony M Russo brother of Paul
Russo, will be married June II to Miss
Anna M Gallo, daughter of Contractor
Gallo of Fair Haven. The wedding will
take place in ST Michael's r. c. church
on Wooster square, and after a short
brital tour south the bride and groom
will reside in Fair Haven.
Mrs. Frederick G. Kingsbury gave a
very small and informal luncheon Sat-
urday for her guest Mrs. Rowland
Russell Of New York.
Captain w. H. c. Bowen, U. S. A.,
who is in charge of the recruiting SER
vice in this state, is about to open two
more branch stations in Connecticut.
He already has one branch at Hartford
but he will open another at Waterbury
and still another in Meriden, Waterbury
or Mddletown.
Mrs. Birdsey c. Lake spent last week
in New York and will go down again
| this week for a large theater party.
Mrs. Lake, who has been south all win
ter, having gone away to recuperate af-
ter a severe attack of the grip, is
quite we'll again and will remain in town
at her West Chapel street house until
| July.
A party of twelve girls from Mrs and
Miss Cadys school, chaperoned by Mrs,
I. A. Kelsey, saw Nathan Hale at the
Hyperion Saturday night. They had
seats in the orchestra. In the party We're
Miss Alberta Kelsey, Miss Irma Strouse,
Miss Alice Shoninger, Miss Leila Park
|
nelia Bates, Miss Bertha Warner, Miss
Maud Munson, Miss Grace Munson and
Miss Eleanor Tyler.
| Mr. and Mrs f. Wayland FelloWes
have taken the Gallaudet cottage again
this year and will move down to the
shore on May 81.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Barbara Molter of 241 Davenport ave-
nue. to Maurice j. Cremin of this city
is announced.
M. Steinert will open his summer
home just beyond Morris Cove early in
June, and expects now with his family
to spend the summer there
The last news from Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Alling, who are in Europe,
was received from Amsterdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Stoddard will send
out cards this week for the marriage
of their only daughter, Miss Esther
Stoddard to Frank Butterworth 1t
is to be noon wedding, on Wednes-
day, May 81. A large reception will fol-
low the ceremony, the latter to be wit
messed by limited number of near
friends.
The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the banquet of mem
bers of the board of councimen have
decided to hold the affair at the Human
house Savin Rock, on the evening of
May 25. The committee consists of
Frank r. Harris, George E. Hall and
Charles p. Hahn.
DE-. and Mrs Benjamin H. Cheney
will not occupy their pretty new cot
tage at Indian Neck this year. They
have rented the house for the season to !
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Day. DR.. and |
Mrs. Cheney's daughter, Miss Alice Che
ney. whose engagement to Mr.. Warner, |
one of the graduating class at Yale, was
announced early in the winter will
spend the summer with her fiance's peo-
pie in Chicago.
c. Lawrence Munson, United States
district attorney for the western district |
of Pennsylvania, will deliver course of
seven lectures at the Yale Law school,
beginning to-day. He is the third grad
uate of the Yale Law school in the class
of rs to be selected as an instructor
The others are Judge Prentice of the
superior court and Judge George NJ.
Sharp of Baltimore. He will lecture on
General Practice
Mrs. Alice Twitchel Pratzners new
book "Barbarine,'' or The Triumph of
a Maid has been issued by the Tenn
pom Nicely company of New York, and
will be on sale at Judd's book store in
few days. Mrs. Pratzner will also have
a story in the June number Of Short
Stories a periodical published by the
Current Literature company. 1t is
story of London show and is written
from a personal experience during the
authors European trip a year ago.
Mrs. Pratzner is daughter of the Rev
DR.. Twitchell formerly pastor of the
Dwight Place church. but now of South
lmpton.
Fl. c. Warren, the banker and broker,
md Miss Warren will take trip abroad
his summer.
Professor and Mrs. Hoppin have rent
ID their house al Litchfield, where they
lave spent so many seasons, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith of Forty-eighth street,
New York.
City Clerk -elect Henry G. Norris
will leave the city early this week for I
scranton, Pa, where he will undergo
treatment for an eye trouble that has
'een increasingly troublesome for two Y
ears. Mr. Norris was once before
reated by the specialist whom he viii
isit this week. He will return to New I
haven in due time to be sworn into his |
flee.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox has gone to !
Wisconsin, her mothers home, :
there she has been staying for a week i
+ more. When she returns to the
bungalow, at Short Beach, she will =
ring her mother with her Tor the sum I
Ter.
A committee representing the New !
Iaven Single Tax club called upon J
ames A. Herne Friday evening before
ne performance of his play Rev. z
riffith Davenport" at the Hyperion. ]
If. Herne is a warm supporter of the =
ngle tax cause. The interview was q &
cry pleasant one to all. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Grant Thompson's y
IN, Master Graham Fellowes Thomp- G