The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-13
PERSONAL JOT1INGS.


rlage Of Edith May, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Benham, to Bernard
Hotchl1iss both of Cheshire The wed
ding will take place at the residence o.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benharn, No.
Spring street. Wednesday evening. Jan
uary II, at O'clock.
Professor Russell H. Chittenden, heae
of the Sheffield Scientific school, is de.
tanned at home by a severe cold, but ex-
poets to resume his work Monday.
On Wednesday, by the Rev. John II
Elliott, at the residence of the birds S
aunt, 81 Macon street, Brooklyn, Caro-
lin Sutton Howard was united in mar
riage to Charles FL. Farnam. Mr.. Far
nam is the only SON of Charles TT. Far
nam, whose home at present is in New
York city, and the grandson of Mrs.
Henry Farnam of Hillhouse avenue. He
was graduated from Sheffield Scientific
school in '95 and while in college was
one of the most prominent and popular
men in his class, being a member of the
Cloister on Hillhouse avenue After
leaving college he travelled in Colorado,
visiting his sister, who married Frank
Woodward, Yale 'SS. After his return
from the west he studied architecture
in New York for awhile and has made
frequent trips to this city. His mother,
who was the daughter Of the late Jonn
NJ Davies of this city, died about a
year ago. Mr.. Farnam is q young man
of considerable inherited wealth.
Edward B. Sparks, who was propri-
etor of confectionery store and zee
taurant on Chapel street for years, has
just taken a two years lease of the
Westmoreland hoted. He will conduct
it ais a family hotel The transfer will
take place in a few days.
Mrs. Theodore Neiss of New York is
spending three weeks with her mother
on Chapel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H., Slater of 1916
State street are receiving congratula-
tons ON the birth Of son.
Miss Florence Hull of Starlight, AL
1eghany county, New York, a teacher
in the public school of that plice, is
spending her vacation with her aunt,
Mrs Sigmund Bauer of IS Perkins
street, where she will remain for sew
eral weeks Miss Hull is a graduate of
the Pennsylvania state Normal school,
Scranton.
Mrs. Timothy Bishop and Miss May
Bishop of Church street have sent out
cards announcing that they will be at
home on the Saturdays of January Is
and 20.
Attorney Philip c. Russell, during
short visit in this city. is stopping with
his brothers, DR. Thomas HI. and At
torney Talcott H. Russell. Mr.. Rus
sell is of the law firm of Prindle &
Russell of Washington, d. c., who
make a speciality of patents and patent
Mrs Charles Fleichner, who has been
spending vacation at the home of her
mother in Baltimore, has returned. Ac-
Mrs. Fleichner is her niece,
Miss Clara Weinberg, one Of the debut
tantes of Baltimore.
Miss Ella Kent of Elm street has gone
to New York to spend a few days with
friends.
Ex- Alderman James Harlem of the
l. WelIlH WdIu IdS DcCn dpPoiiICu q
foreman in the street department of the
department of public works. He is to
De put in charge of the crosswalks.
Harleigh Parkhurst, son of Mrs.
Richard Burton, formerly of Hartford,
,ut now of Minneapolis, is about to
AXE degree as electrical engineer in
hat city, where he is also studying
aw Mr.. Parkhurst was with the Yale
and was graduated at Shelf. in
$685.
The marriage has been announced Of
Miss Clara Negel of this city to Alfred
g. Alterton of New York. The wedding
ook place in that city on Tuesday and
lfter a few weeks stay in the metropo-
is Mr.. and Mrs. Alterton will reside in
Sew Haven
Miss Lilly Connolly of Howard ave-
Tue is making a trip through the west.
'he will visit Cincinnati Louisville and
Dayton Ohio, during her journey, and
he will probably be away about six |
weeks.
The many friends of Serene r. Ford |
f Stamford, who was obliged to give
p his work on account of illness some |
weeks ago, will be pleased to know that |
e has fully recovered and is now filling
is position as organist and choirmaster
f the First Methodist Episcopal church
f Stamford.