The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-11-24
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Cunning, proprietor of the Winthrop house. State street, has returned home from very pleasant sojourn with friends in Brooklyn, N. Y. Herman D. Clark, jr., returned yes- terday, having arrived in New York on Thursday on the Oceanic rom a four months trip to Europe. MT. Clark left home last July and has travelled in Bel gium, Holland, Germany, France and England, and reports having had a very | pleasant time.
 Arthur Parsons of this city, who has been working for the H. c. Cook com pany of Ansonia, has decided to remain in Ansonia and will move his family there as soon as he can find a rent. He | lived in Ansonia previous to going to | this city.
 The condition of Miss Irene Lum of West Haven was not quite as favorable | yesterday.
 William Malone Forestville young man who graduated from the Yale law school last year and has since been con- nected with the office of Judge Roger S. Newell, has returned to Yale to make speciality of patent law.
 Mrs. Coburn-Smith will give the sec ond social for her classes this afternoon from until 5 o'clock. These special dancer occur each month during the season, and each one is characterized
 by different idea.
 Miss Elizabeth Meyers of Hudson, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. s. s. Adams.
 Miss Meyers has come here to attend
 he football game and incidentally sev- lral social functions.
 The Mothers club met with Mrs. Mer- i riam at No. 3S Center street, West Ha- ven, Thursday afternoon. The paper was read by Miss Rachael King, super visor of free kindergatens of New Ha- ven. The paper was entitled Sleep" and was written by Mrs McVenn Ad- ans.
 Postmaster Kelsey of West Haven continues to improve.
 | Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge is enter | taining a home party over the football game
 Mrs. Merriam's Sunday school class of young ladies held cake sale at her home in West Haven yesterday after noon
 Paul Titus Gilbert of the Yale Liter ary board entertained a party of ten at dinner last night at his apartments ill the Vanderbilt. MT. Gilbert had l.s his guests several people from out of town.
 Joseph Viaggue of 10S Franklin street, the Italian workman who was taken to the hospital on Thursday afternoon suffering from injuries received in a ct ic rapOuprinpr He will be able to leave the hospital to- day.
 Policeman and Mrs. E. c. Burnham of AS Platt street celebrated their crys- tai wedding Thursday evening. They were united in marriage by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher at his residence in Brooklyn. MT. Burnham Is a mem Der of the New Haven police and is at tached to the Dixwell avenue precinct i Many handsome presents were sent in by their many friends. Among those invited were Senator and Mrs. H. c. Burnham of Lyme, Conn, c. N. Burn ham of Middleheld MT and Mrs. Ever ett A. Babson of New Haven, pr. Vim and his mother, Mrs. Vim, and his daughters the Misses Vim, of West vile. Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Phelps and Miss Edith Phelps of Clinton, Mir. and Mrs Harry Marvin, MT. and Mrs. Merritt Allen, Captain and Mrs. George Wood, MT. and Mrs. Frank Valentine, MT. and Mrs. George Meigs, MT and Mrs. Frank Babson, MT, and Mrs. Nathan Whitfield and the Misses Whit field Na1 Il Mrs. Whitfield of this city, MT. and Mrs Hale of Westvlle, MT and Mrs w. H. Whilldey of Westville and others.
 Lieutenant Colonel Sucher has not yet received orders from the adjutant gen. erals office to call a meeting of the line and field officers for the purpose of electing a successor to Colonel Callahan and fill vacancies that may result. The orders are expected daily and on their receipt Lieutenant Colonel Sucher will immediately call the meeting. Under the military law he is obliged to give the officers five days notice.
 A very pleasant surprise was tender ed to Miss Emma Nelson at the home of Mrs. w. F. Powell, sos Howard ave- nue. Thursday night in honor of the sixteenth anniversary of the young la dv's birthday The arrangements for the party were conducted by the Misses Eaton and Smith of City Point. There were about thirty-fve young ladies and gentlemen in the house, and very pleasant evening was spent. A pro- gramme of vocal and instrumental mu- sic was rendered very acceptably, and games were indulged in by the party, after which all sat down to supper. Miss