The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Prof. Morris r. Tyler, treasurer of Yale university, left yesterday after non for fortnights trip through the west on business connected with the university.
 w. K. Stetson of the New Haven pub- lie library, left yesterday to attend a
 meeting of the library association to be
 held at Providence. He will probably
 return tonight.
 w. E. Barnes, formerly of this city,
 who now has offices in Boston, is here for a few days on business
 Mrs. D. D. Merrill, who has resided
 for nearly two years at 115 York street has left the city with her daughter,
 Miss Harriet Merrill, of the same ad
 dress. Miss Merrill, who was a stu dent in the graduate department of
 Yale university will pursue her studies at the University of Chicago. Mrs. Merrill will reside at New York with one of her sons, who is a member of the firm of Merrill & Baker, publishers. Another son, Ernest Merrill, is first as- sistant architect at the Annapolis navy yard. Mrs. Merrill and Miss Merrill leave with the best wishes of their many friends here.
 James Reynolds is moving from Der by to New Haven.
 Prof. Frank K Saunders of Yale university will deliver the third of his course of lectures under the auspices of the Connecticut Sunday School as- sociation at the Norwalk Methodist church this evening.
 Rev. MT. Clarke of Whitneyville will preach at the Plainville Congregational church Sunday morning and evening.
 Benjamin Winter is seriously i'll at his residence, 257 Humphrey street.
 Mayor Driscoll was out on Monday for the first time after several days ill., ness. He came out too soon, having taken cold and is now i'll with relapse. He is not seriously ill but it will be a number of days before he is out again.
 Mrs. F. Ketterer Janss of New York city is visiting friends on St. John street.
 The marriage of Miss Dora Schue, daughter of Nicholas Schue of the Con solidated shop, to MT. Schlagel, took place at the residence of the brides par ents, Il Cedar street, Wednesday, Rev. J. H. Timm officiated. Owing to the groom being sick only the relatives of the contracting parties were present.
 Rev. Father Regney of Seymour de- livered the Lenten sermon at St. Mary's church, Mt. Carmel, Wednesday even- ing.
 A very pleasant reception was given Wednesday evening by MT. and Mrs. and family of 299 Columbus avenue to their many friends. It was a very enjoyable affair Singing, reel tations and graphophone selections the evenings entertainment | Among those present were E. Elida Bedell, I. Carmichael, Mary Hill, Dora Traver, Frank Van Dyck, George Cory. | George Bean, Harry L. Parmelee, J. Mae Morrison, Mae Wilson, Mae Mur- 1 ray, Cornelius Bortle, Jessie Murray, Irene Reilly, Joseph Reilly.
 Mrs. Leander Russell of 134 Dwight | street gave a whist Tuesday evening | Il honor of her sister-inlaw. Mrs. | Lloyd of New York, who Is visiting her. | Those present were Mr. and Mrs. c. A. | Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Baldwin, | Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Dawson, MT. and Yrs. c. F.. Messenger. MT. and Mrs. w. md Mrs. Leavenworth. Mrs. Maycock the first prize for women. ,isque figure violet holder; MT. May ,ock winning for the men and receiv- ng silver pin tray.