The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-18
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

went a severe operation at the Manhattan
Eye and Var hospital in New York city
Saturday. The operation was performed by
DR.. ]. p. Emerson Of that institution. as
sisted by DR.. G. +. Converse of this city,
who has been attending Mr.. Osborn for
several weeks past. His skull back OF the
ear was trephned, and an abscess and Il
section of the bone was removed. Inc Ap-
seess in the ear had troubled MI, Osborn
for some time
James Doyle of Putnam street. of the reg
ular army, is visiting for few days at
his home. His regiment is stationed at Fort
Hamilton. New York harbor. He says MS
regiment Is expecting to be sent to the
Philippines, and they may see duty IN
The announcement is made of thu, forth
coming marriage Of Miss Rose Caroline
Faulhaber to Adolph Philip LANCER. me
ceremony will take place on WednesQ "a.
evening, June ~, at the residence OF INC
the brides mother, Mrs. Caroline l.. Faui-
haber, AGO Congress avenue ..,..., -
Ponce, z. r., has Just returned to the 'siand
after business trip to New Aork. MI.
Fritze is, II friend Of ex-Lleutenant Cover
nor Dewel of this city, and the latter Vlslt-
Professor j. G. Eldridge OF Yale univef-
slty left Saturday for three months tilp
to Europe. He will so to the Pafis expo
sltion and will then spend several We1 ~
on an extended tour of central Europe lie
will return In time to take up MS Wofh at
Yale next fall
w. W. Cameron Of New Haven, has leased
Hblahs Inn, Derby, and 1t VIII pc manas asl
sion to be taken to-day. Inc nonSe Is
we'll known transit hosiery.
The many friends Of Mrs. Edward vines
wife Of the we'll known ex-fre commission
er. who has been seriously III for the past
two months at her home on Howard ave
nue., city Point, will be pleased to learn
that she is now fast recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. otto Hausman, who, We're
married in West Haven about week ago,
have returned from their wedding trip and
will live In II house provided for them on
Seventh street. ,.,,, ~
Brewer for the marriage of his daughter,
| Nora, to Clifford Grlswold. to take pace at
| his home, AIS Orange street, saturday ar
| ternoon, June 80, at o'clock.
William S. Wells, the coal merchant, VINO
on Thursday last underwent a. operation
FOR the removal of the erystallne Tense or
his eye, is doing finely and DR.. Alling, VINO
successfully performed the operation. thinks
| that lie will recover the sight of his eye.
The operation was rendered necessary from
some trouble which started over thirty
years ago.
delightful receptions Of the season thus far
were given BY Mrs William Tarnnm, and
Mrs. Godfrey punscomb. The first W W q, N n
honor of Mrs Farnams sister ,,, MIS- rtitara
in receiving, wearing a most becoming
gown Of citron crepe. :,
AT the house, Of Dr.. Alfred jenkins, d.
rector Of the experiment station on pGos.
ppct street, reception was held saturday
afternoon beginning at $3.50 o'clock, to tne
Meriden chapter, D, A. r. Mrs. Coe, regent
Of the Meriden chapter. IS sister of Mrs.
jenkins, and resides with her at present.
Although leaving Merlden, perhaps perma-
nently the Daughters would not accept her
resignation from the regency, and therefore
she goes to Meriden to fill the duties of the
Office The reception was given by Mrs. Coe
to her faithful daughters She was assist
ed In receiving BY Mrs Henry Champion,
regent of the Mary Clapp Wooster chapter
Of New Haven.
noon by Mrs, Edward Z. Salisbury, Mrs
Wurts and Pemberton Wurts of Chicago,
the Rev. and Mrs, Munger Mrs. ChaHlles
". Tarnam, Mrs, Pifford of New York, Mrs
parmelee and Miss Parmelee Of Hilhouse
avenue, the Misses BRADLEY of Orange
street and a large circle Of other friehls
We're In Attendance
Mrs. Laurens Lennox is planning 'or n
lawn whist, the proceeds to 60 to tine Mt
Carmel Childrens Home, In which shn is
Interested Mrs: Lennox resides ns at 2, , bar
home is located in the center of large
shaded lawn.
Mis- Charles L; Mitchell Is the guest for
a few days of Mrs, G. Berry Poets,
remain in their beautiful home on Prospect
street this summer, only with the exception
OF trip to southampton in August.
Miss Eva l.. Thompson, for three years
stenographer with the Bradley Manufactur-
ing company, has resigned and has accepted
a responsible position in New York.
Mrs. Thomas r. Trowbridge has again
gone to I.itehfield for a few days To super
intend changes In her home on North
street.
Judge Samuel 0, Prentice. professor Of
pleadings in Yale law school, has not en-
lrely recovered his health, and his tempo
rnry ret rement from the faculty, which has
been necessary for several months, may be
indefinitely continued. He hopes, however,
to regain his health and to take up his work
again before many months In The mean
time Professor Leroy Parker, of the Gniver
sty Of Buffalo. who for some time has oc-
cupied Judge Prentce's chair will continue
to teach the subject.
Mr.. ana Mrs Ponsonby y. 0gle from Lon
don, England, have visited Mrs James NJ.
Il. Dwight at her residence, II Hillhouse
avenue, since her return from Europe Mrs.
Dwight is the aunt of Mr.. Ogle who has
chosen New Marlborough. Mass, for u sum-
beautiful mansion in the old English style
of architecture on his estate of $500 acres.
Fred States, formerly ticket agent mt the
Union depot has accepted the position or
manager of Coles Electric Express com
pany of this city. having nm office in the
ter Avenue Railroad company on Meadow
street, The building is now being used by
the express company as the station for this
city Cyrus Butler, formerly manager of
the local station, has been sem to Bridge
port to take charge at that place