The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-30
PERSONAL M ENTyON.

| iEHNON f Is Lh i%R iH"-''
 gone to visit friends in Springfield,
 Mass. ard Boston.
 Miss Stevens of Bridgeport is the
 guest of Miss Francis Gilbert of this
 city,
 Mrs. T. w. Francis returned from
 New York yesterday, where she has
 been spending week.
 Miss Jean Fergus of Chicago, who is
 the guest of Mrs. Mott of Crown street
 while in the city, has gone to New York
 and Albany for a few days.
 President J. D. Dana of theN Yale
 Athletic association has just returned from the intercollegiate games in New
 York. Most of the members of the Yale track team have already returned, and
 have broken training as the track sea son has now closed. Captain Bascom
 Johnson has gone to his home in Wash
 ington to remain till Friday, when he will return and the annual election of captain will take place. The leading l sdA' w lliltlli T itiNinN, tllC hurdler and John Hord, the pole vault l CT.
 Herbert B. Augur of Hartford, now | teacher of Latin and Greek in the Bish- | op Scott academy at Portland, Ore. l has been elected second lieutenant of Co. G, Third regiment Oregon National | Guard. Lieutenant Augur Is son of ex-Councilman William c. Augur, book keeper for the Security company, Hart ford, and is a graduate of Yale univer- sity in the class of 1896.
 Mrs l.. s. Welch of this city, who has been spending a week with her sis ter, Mrs. F. D. Glazier, in South Glas tCnbury, has returned home
 Professor w. l.. Phelps of Yale and |p. c. Tracy, another member of the col lege faculty, were the new members elected to the board of governors at the annual meeting of the Gounod society Monday evening.
 The members of the Newington Con- gregational society have voted to accept the memorial tablet of Captain and Mrs. Robert Welles, which was offered by George Dudley Seymour of New Ha- ven. The location of the tablet was left to the society committee and MT. Sey- mour.
 Mrs. Lewis Davis of 92 Edwards street entertained a few friends with stereop- ticon views Monday evening In honor of the birthday anniversary of her guest, Miss Hoadley. The affair proved very delightful to those who attended among whom were Miss Bailey, Miss Baumell, Miss Cheney, Mir. Davis MT Hoadley, and MT Welch
 Walter Sasse, the little boy who was knocked down by runaway team in Olive street last Saturday, is improv- ing, and Dr. Kenna believes that he will recover, The boys head was seriously | injured, but he is doing as well as could | be expected Three of his teeth were knocked out
 Rev. Stuart Means and family remov- ed Monday to their summer home in Woodbridge where they will remain until fall.
 Court Officer Benjamin Jackson, who !, has been visiting his home on Long Is- land for the past week, resumed his | duties in the city court yesterday morn ing.
 Cards were sent out yesterday for the | marriage of Maude Jewell daughter of | Mi. and Mrs. Saniuel Morris to Arthur Benjamin Itsley, to take place Tuesday i evening, June 12, at [ o'clock at Christ | church West HdVeh Miss Morris is a very prominent member of the younger social set in West Haven.
 The Misses Gilmore of South Norwalk, who have been visiting Miss Pactis of | Washington avenue, for the past few days, during which time they were fine ly entertained, have returned home
 Rev. John Fl, Hector, the Black Knight" of Canada, Is in the city, the guest of Rev and Mrs. A. c. Powell. Rev. Hector has just returned from a four years lecturing tour through Eng land Ireland and Scotland He spoke Il at the Christian Workers convention in this city about four years ago. MT. Hector lectured last night in Ansonia, and will speak this and Thursday even- ings at the Immanuel Baptist church, corner Chapel and Day streets Rev MT Hector fought during the civil war. and the service will be made patriotic Wednesday evening by singing national songs. The public Is invited