The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-20
PERSONAL J0TTINGS.

Mrs. A. A. Kellogg of Elm street has
had as her guest Miss Brooks of q Cot
tage street, Derby.
| Mrs. Walter II. Perry and son Ray
mond OF oxford, with her sister, came
TO New Haven Monday morning TO re-
main a few days.
Mrs. Louis Weckesser of At Blshop
street has been entertaining an ola
schoolmate and life long friend, Mrs
Wendell of New York city. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wendell returned recently from
Europe, where they went last June for
the benefit of Mrs. WendelPs health.
Mr. Wendell is a merchant in New
York.
Congressman Russell has introduced
bill in the House to pay Samuel Is.
Horne of Winsted, who served as cap
tain in the Eleventh c. V. from Novem-
Der 10. 1855, to December IL, an equiva-
lent equal to the pay and allowances of
captain in the volunteer service dur
ing the late rebellion with all arrears
for travel from Connecticut to Lynch
burg Va, and return.
Lawyer Siegwart Spier recently re-
ceived through a Hamburg intelligence
bureau, letter from the southern part
of Germany asking for information as
to the whereabouts of Mrs. M. McFar-
land, formerly Miss Hoeser, of Berlin,
to whom some property has been left.
1T is believed she is in this city
The engagement of Miss Minna Cans,
daughter of Mrs Arthur Cans of New
m l,,ide EJos oh oil
has been announced. Mr.. Haskell
graduated from Yale in the class of go,
and figured quite prominently in the
social life of the university during his
four years in New Haven. He is now
a member of the law firm of Clifford
Stearns & HOODS, New York city.
Clerk Edward A. Anketell of the SUI
perior court, while In New York on
Sunday met DR.. Stetson of this CITY,
who went to New York some weeks
ago to have an operation performed at
the Eye and Ear hospital MI Anketell
stated that the operation upon DR..
Stetson's ear had been successful, but
that it would be some time before he
would return to NV Haven.
Thomas A. Sperry OF oxford Is quite
feeble from asthma and rheumatic at
lacks.
Mrs. Laura Hawley of oxford is af-
fiicted with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. Gordon r. Crofut of Oxford
has moved from her former home on
Christian street to Southford
Mr., and Mrs. John H Shaw of West
esfr 10; ,,oJ
delightful whist party number of
their friends in their charming new
home on West Chapel street. The la
dies prize was a very large beautiful
vase which was won by Mrs. Noble
Bishop, while Frank Mum carried off
the gentleman's first prize, cigar
tray of rare old china. Following the
play an ella borate buffet luncheon was
served. Among those who spent a most
delightful evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Shaw We're Mr.. and Mrs Noble Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mum, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Champion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brazos, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brock
ett
Sergeant L. r. Jerome of the Foot
GuafQ is computing a history OF the
Second company, Governors Foot
Guards, from it's organization, March q
1775, down to the present day The
book will contain a chapter on Grave
Decoration" and a copy of the original
bill for Arnold's company on its march
to Lexington, which was presented to
the legislature at Hartford and voted
paid. 1t is to have also a brief biogra-
ply of every past and present member
of the company and Of all in any way
connected with the organization, be-
sides lot of other interesting matter,
including sketches and half-tone illus
trations of the battles and famous
places with which the company has
been connected. Mr., Jerome would be
pleased to have any citizen of New
Haven who has or knows of anything
which would be of interest to the work
with him. 1t is proposed
to make the first issue subscription
edition. This edition will probably be
one of 500 volumes.