The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

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G. r. Miley, president of the Spring.
field Rubber Tire company, who has
been very ill, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. l.. M. Sperry of New Preston,
| Conn, who has recently returned from
six months visit to her son in Mt.
Vernon, O., is the guest of relatives on
| LynWood street.
| Wells j. Bray, who was taken Ill
about week ago, is considered in
| dangerous condition. He was first seized
with what was thought to be pleurisy,
which developed into heart trouble,
which is now serious. His daughter,
| Mrs. Guise, is expected to arrive from
Eufaula, Ala, some time this week.
The Charleston, S. c., Courier says:
Henry A. Warner, proprietor of the
| Warner apartments at New Haven, is
stopping at the Charleston hotel, ac-
companied by his wife. They have
| lust arrived from Miami, Fla.
| Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Beckley of How
ard avenue have gone south for an eX-
tended trip.
Cards were issued yesterday by Mrs.
Josephine Merwin Fitch for the mar
liotSe VI ilGl o1u5iibSA' 4'AAN7o 'NoS'iSS
Spencer Fitch, to Samuel Robert Hop
ton, on Wednesday evening, April the
18th, at half-past six o'clock. The cere-
mony will take place in the Church Of
the Redeemer. the Rev. DR.. w. l..
Phillips officiating.
Mrs. Gaylord of South Main street.
Branford, has for her guests, her sister,
Mrs. Friend Dickinson of Westbrook
and daughter, Miss Florence.
Miss May Denton, who has been Wis
iting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry L. Hotchkiss of Hillhouse ave-
nue. for the past four months, sailed
for her home in Paris Tuesday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
DR.. w. M. Kenna of 145 Olive street,
who was injured a few days ago in
slipping from a trolley car, is able to
be about and Is again attending to his
patients.
il Mrs. John N. Champion has returned
from six weeks stay in New York
city, where she has been studying china
painting. The first two weeks she spent
at the Osgood studio. The remainder
of the time she was under the instruc-
ton of Mrs. Vance Phillips one of the
most skilful figure painters in New
York, and Marshall Fry, the latter sail
ing for Paris last week
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. York, jr., who re-
turned Tuesday evening from their trip
through the south, report a delightful
time.
Ex-Judge Lucius p Deming has re-
turned from his trip to New Mexico,
whittier he went on personal business.
"a sold hot no ta n da1ioht-
full trip, save the experience with the
blizzard in Chicago few days ago.
The change in climate between the New
Mexico and chilly windy Chicago was
trying.
The Rev. E. S. Hume of this city, an
American missionary of fame in India,
and a graduate Of the class of 1870 at
Yale, has just been elected fellow of the
University of Bombay, India. This Is
a rare honor not often conferred upon
an American. Mr.. Hume, it will be
remembered, was instrumental in bring
ing to India Professor George T. Ladd
of the department of philosophy. Pro-
fessor Ladd has been well received by
the students of India and is making as
marked an impression on them as he did
in Japan early last fall.
Another engagement of interest to
New Haven people is that of Marshall
J. Dodge, SON of Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge,
and Miss Priscilla D. Barnes, which has
just been announced. Miss Barnes is
the second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Burr Barnes Of II West Forty
ninth street, who are prominent in the
Southampton set. Miss Barnes is a
very pretty girl, animated and clever.
She has been one of the bellies Of the
Junior cotillion. Marshal Dodge is a
member of the Union club, and was
graduated at Yale in 1898. His brother
Murray w. Dodge. who was graduated
at Yale last year was married in Feb
ruary last to Miss Elsie Fordyce Par
ker.