The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-15
PERSONIL. MENTION.

tenth anniversary of their marriage
recently. Vocal and instrumental solos,
recitations and dancing were enjoyed by
the guests, among whom were Mrs Lo-
gle, Mr.. and Mrs. Menzies, Mrs, Bone,
Miss Agnes Bone, Mr. and Mrs Men
zies, and son, Archie McLay, Mrs.
James McLay, Mr.. Patterson, Miss Ag-
mes Marshall, A-.ss Nettie Marshall,
Thomas Marshall, Mr.. Mcclellan, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce.
David M Davis of 22S-230 Shelton
avenue, the well known cought cure
man. is i'll with a slight malarial attack
| Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Graham of SO
Clark street are receiving congratula-
tons on the arrival of a fine boy, who
came in time for Sunday services Mrs.
McAlister, whose grandson he is has
also been remembered in the congrat-
ulatione.
Miss Harriet Trippe of Smithfield is
the guest Of Miss Mabel Foote of Mon
towesc street, Branford.
| Word has been received from Prof.
| George B. Adams, who is absent from
Yale on a leave Of absence, that with
his family he Is at present in Paris, and
expects about the first Of March to go
| to Germany for few months; Prof.
| Adams was forced to leave Yale for
year because Of a general breaking
down of his system due to overwork.
| German Lutherans who heard Rev.
| w. Koepchen of Meriden, Conn,
preach here in the absence OF Pastor
| Willer will be interested to learn that
Mr. Koepchen has received a call to the
second largest Lutheran church in New
York ity.-Easthampton, Mass, CORE
| spondence.
| Thomas Waite of No. Thompson
street. who was taken sick last Sunday
with what was thought to be slight
cold Is now i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Steinert are
stopping at the Ponce de Leon, Fla.
At 30 yesterday morning Alexander
Fleming of Albany was badly hurt at
Belle dock, having been crushed be-
tween the barge Eugene Hughes and
the dock. One Of his feet was badly
crushed, requiring amputation at the
New Haven hospital.
MI. and Mrs. William Spencer were
in Cheshire Tuesday to attend Mrs.
Hotchkiss' funeral, as was also Mr., and
Mrs. NJ S. Pratt Of New Haven.
In Ansonfa Burton Franklin has
sold to Mrs. Julia V. Steele of State
street, the house and lot on Franklin
street which he recently purchased of
II. T. Reader of New Haven. The deeds
were passed on Monday. Mrs. Steele
is the wife of William r. Steele, and
they are to make the place their home.
Ground was broken Monday for a two
story addition to the rear of the house.
4 President Blake of the park board
has written to Congressman Sperry
asking him to obtain, If he can, from
the war department, an old carriage for
the Spanish gun now on East Rock.
| Edward Benham of Milford, who has
been receiving treatment at the New
Haven hospital for the past few weeks,
returned home Monday.
At Warner hall February 16, II and
10, Prof NJ p Leeds will give most
laughable and exciting performance in
hypnotism. He Is Europe's greatest
hypnotist and fun maker. These dem
constructions are more interesting than
any drama, funnier than any farce
comedy and most entertaining.
Miss Bernice CASTILLO, a fair young
elocutionist from the west, and dra-
matte reader impersonator and vocal
list will give a most instructive and in
teresting lecture in Warner hall this
evening. She has received many most
f1attering notices from the press in va
rious parts of the country An ex-
change says. Miss Bernice Castillo APP
peared at the Peoples church last night
and offered programme of songs and
recitations that won quick applause
from an appreciative audience. The
young lady showed marked versatility,
her efforts ranging from the humorous
or pathetic sketch to a strong scene
from Damon and Pythias." In one of
her readings she accompanied herself
on the violin in an artistic manner,
and her vocal solos were received with
every denotement of approval
Miss Pauline Schoenberger entertain
ed a few of her friends very pleasant
ly Tuesday evening at her home, 1856
Davenport avenue, with a party at
which every conceivable form of
amusement was employed to make the
occasion a memorable and enjoyable
one. There were whist and other
games of cards. figure games and dane
ing. Among those present ENJOYING the
hospitality of Miss Schoenberger were
Miss Ray Frank, Miss Jennie Fleisch-