The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-14
PERSONAL JOT1INGS.

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]. Wheaton Stone OF 81 Trumbull street
Tuesday,
Mrs. n. A. Dodge of Boston, who has
been the guest of Mrs. T. j. Adams and
Mrs w. S. Crofut for the past fortnight,
returned to her home in the Hub" this
week.
Miss Emma Rosenstein, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Kaiser of %
Cassius street, has returned to her home
in Lancaster, Pa.
William R. Demarest of New Haven
and ]. FL. Jenkins of Noroton Heights
are staying at the Hamilton, Washing
ton
H. c. Fuller Of New London ie at the
st. James, Washington
e. f. Hill of Bridgeport has arrived at
the Shoreham, Washington.
Charles NJ Hall of Broadway Is in
New York this week.
Harry P. Smith, Yales1900. the mile
runner, who is i'll at the college infirm-
airy with what was feared case of APP
pendicitis was, much improved yester-
day and it was stated that the attend
ing physician did not think it necessary
to perform an operation.
Mre Harriet Maxwell and Miss j. AL
ice Maxwell of Rockville have been
spending several weeks in Cairo Egypt,
on their trip around the world. They
expect to reach home the latter part of
the coming summer.
Miss Bessie Crofut, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Crofut of Whalley ave
nue., will celebrate her fifteenth birth
| Tr,i Nv, r,;x,
ty to thirty of her school friends and
companions.
Miss Anna NJ Hogan was the guest
of her cousin, Miss Marie L. Hogan of
Hartford, at the recent dance given by
the Club CONNIE II Faut of that city.
! The affair was one of a series of those
delightful affairs which this popular
society has been giving during the win
| ter.
| A. Smith of Fair Haven is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradley of
Branford.
Howard G. Meserve, son of the Rev.
II. c. Meserve, is spending a few days
| in this city as the guest of his sister,
Mre G. C. Coleman Of "a Pearl street.
Mr. Meserve is in the Hartford Theolog-
| ical seminary and is spending a few
days vacation here.
| Dr. Frank Parker of the Manhattan
Eye and Ear hospital continues to i'm
prove, although his hand is yet far from
well. DR.. Parker hopes to come to his
home in Branford as soon as his physi-
clans will consent. His hand still re-
quires very careful attention.
Frank S. Carey, secretary of the
II to- ,,u
pleasure trip of a few days, making
his home at the Raleigh. He Is accom-
panied by his son, H. Bissell Carey.
Ex-County Commissioner John b.
Kelley of Kilingly is at the Hamilton,
Washington, having gone for short
yieit to Washington.
Miss Anna Hull of Bradford, who has
been quite i'll with pneumonia, is now
Commissioning and expects soon to return
to her home to remain until she fully
regains her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Atwater of Derby
have been compelled to abandon their
trip to the Hawaiian Islands on account
of the bubonic plague now prevalent
there. When they reached San Francis
co they met c. B. Boothe, a brother of
l. j. Boothe Of Derby, who some time
before had sailed for the islands, but
when Honolulu was reached the cap
tain of the ship refused to put into port
on account of the plague, and Mr.,
Boothe was carried to Japan, returning
on the next steamer. He had Just
reached San Francisco when Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwater met him. MIR. and Mrs.
Atwater in consequence decided to
he i,,1p of tInip Tina i'm
California and win return to Derby
about the middle of April.
Miss Louise Shute, who has been maxi
ing an extended visit with friends in
Lynn Mass, has returned to her home
in Milford.
Mise Nellie Carless and John j, Clauss
of Derby We're quietly married in this
city last Saturday afternoon. The GER |
emony was performed by Rev. w. II. |
Dickerman of the Church of the Mes |
siah The couple will reside with the |
groom's mother Mrs Anna Clauss, in |
Derby.
Mrs D. X. Grant has gone to Brook
lyn to spend a week or two with her
Her husband, who has lately
from the position of general I
of the New England Dairy
has other business plans
nearly eliminated.
The law firm of Copp e Luckett of
d. c., is trying to find the
widow of Paris H. Aldrich, who was
captain in che One Hundred and Sew
snth United States Colored infantry
during the civil war He gave his adj
1ress as Windham county, Connecti-
cut.
Theodore Platt of Milford, who re-
,ently underwent a surgical operation
n one of the New York hospitals, does
lot improve as rapidly as his friends
wish.
Hon. and Mrs. Stiles Judson, jr, of
Stafford very charmingly entertained
party of young people at their home
evening in honor of their
,uests, Miss Annie Shaw and Miss Mol
lie Shaw of North Carolina. Cards were
he nrinciDal amusement of the evening