The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-16

| was cOHleIIeu upon III y. IL. ohIHHGl
of 81 Grove street. New Haven, last
spring for the great benefit accruing t.
humanity from his work in developing
dry hot air as cure for disease. DR.
Skinner was a resident of Westville
during his boyhood days, and his pa
rents, Councilman Skinner and wife
still reside here-Westville Herald.
Mrs. Charles Avery of Tamanend, Pa,
Is visiting Mrs H. B. Williams of
Church street, Branford.
Mrs. Elcock of Branford is chaperon-
ing party of five New Haven women
on three weeks visit to the White
| Mountains
| A party of New Haveners started on
Monday for the Catskills. The party is
composed Of Mrs. r. A. Llbbey, T..
Wood, Miss C. S. Libbey and Miss M,
A. Dorhenwend.
Frederick Latimer and Mrs. Morris
Latimer and three children are guests
of Mr.. Latimer's mother, Mrs. John
I.atimer, in Branford.
Arthur Baldwin of Branford has re-
turned from a vacation spent at Cres-
cent Beach.
Miss Bertha Rochfort of Edwards
street, H. H. S. 1900, left on Monday
for a two weeks stay at Litchfield and
Bantam Lake.
Captain Avery, u. S. A., is staying at
Oak cottage, Branford Point, during the
month
T. Fernandez of Brooklyn, vocalist
and elocutonist, gave an entertainment
at the Montowese house Tuesday even
ing He was at the Branford Point
house Monday.
Mrs. Annie OConnor of this city is
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis AverilI in Branford.
Ex-Alderman Murray of 81 Asylum
street and family have taken a cottage
at Woodmont, and have as their guest
for this month ex-senator Brady Of
Pennsylvania.
Grand Master Workman Walter
Leigh, with several prominent members
of the order, on Tuesday night visited
the new Workmen's lodge at Cheshire,
organized and named for Mr.. Leigh a
few weeks ago.
Linus Bittner was united in marriage
to Celina Horn yesterday morning at st.
Boniface German Catholic church The
best man was Louis DoWnes and the
bridesmaid Lena Bittner. The couple
will be at home and receive at No. 50
Woolsey street August 10.
Master James Marooney and Miss AL
ice Marooney Of Liberty street are
and stonington.
Thomas Flanagan, well known
young man, of 81 Ward street, has gone
On a vacation to the Hot Springs for a
month and will return about the middle
Of September
The wife of Count Won Waldersee
commander of the allied forces in Chi
IA, Is daughter of a former resident of
She was Miss Mary Lee,
laughter of the senior member Of the
firm of Lee, Dater & Co., wholesale
merchants In New York city Her
mother was a Miss Phillips of Middle
own. The Phillips family lived in the
I'D Glover place on Washington street.
Countess Won Waldersees brother, Mr.. |
Lee, was in that city about two years
,go to secure for his mother Mrs. Lee, |
/ picture of the old home on Wash
ngton street. Countess Won Valdez
ee's first husband was the Duke of
IL -I1OiSltIll. w iCll ilC ulGu SIG
Inherited s4,000000 and the title of
COUNTESS Noer. A few years later she
married Count Waldersee. Mrs. Lee,
he countess mother, was an intimate
riend of Mrs Augustus Russell and
IRIS. Samuel D. Hubbard, both of Mid
.etown
The engagement is announced of Miss
lille Rogers daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rogers of Westville, to William
I. Kerr of this city.