The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-22
PERSONAL JOTTTNGS.

The alumnae of the state norma
school in New Haven are arranging TO
a dance to be held in Normal hall. TIL
date is not yet fixed.
James Rich and family have move'
into their new house on Church street
Branford,
Invitations are out for whist party
and dance to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Killam at the studio, 825 Chape
street, Thursday evening, November Y
Invitations are out for the coming
/ marriage of Miss Bessie Whitney
Brown, daughter of Mrs. Julia A
Brown. to Harry wellington Clark
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Albertus N. CLARK
of Orange, the wedding to take place on
Tuesday afternoon, December 4, at
o'clock, in the First Congregations
church Mr.. and Mrs. Clark VIII pc al
home after January l, 1901.
Mrs. Fl. c. O'Sullivan OF lOS Bradley
| street has returned home after a SO
| iol1rn of three months spent among the
Berkshire Hills for the benefit OF her
health.
]. Bennett Merrill has rented G. d.
Thompson's house at the corner OIL
Smith street and washington avenue,
West Haven Mr. Merrills family came
to the borough from Morris Cove, where
they spent the summer
Mrs, J. M. Pickett of Sherman, Conn,
who is spending the winter with her
sister, Mrs. G. G. Whittlesey at New
Preston, Conn, is visiting relatives on
Lynwood street.
Terrence McGurn and Miss Annie
Flynn were married by Rev. rather
poolan at o'clock in st. Thomas OK.
.C.) church, Southington, yesterday
morning Ellen, a sister of the pride,
was bridesmaid and Terrence Brady
| was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. MeGurn
| left yesterday for a several days we'd
ding trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank III. Smell have left
their apartments at the New Haven
house and taken possession OF their
new home, 430 Temple street.
Mr.. ard Mrs. James w. Lee OF l63
Kimberly avenue gave a reception ana
dance to their daughter, Miss Florence,
and a few of her friends Tuesday even
ing. The house was prettily decorated
with palms and ported plants, and
jennings orchestra furnished music
for dancing, after which supper was
served.
Mrs. Sarah Ackrill of Center street
West Haven, mother of Harry y. Ack-
rill, chief engineer of the Winchester
Avenue Railroad company, who has
been ill for several days with hron-
chitis, was a trihe better last night.
Professor Bernadotte Perrin of Yale
university spoke before the Women's
club of New Britain at it's bi-weekly
meeting in the chapel of the First Con-
gregational church Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock 1t was the occasion before
the first lecture before the club mem
beers and was largely attended Pro
fessor Perrin's subject was THE Rise
of Imperialism from Democracy Among
the Greeks and Romans.
William B. Nichols of Seymour left
yesterday morning for New York Ell
route for Havana, Cuba, where he will
superintend the laying of an electric
light cable, which will be placed under
ground in that city. The cable was
made by the Kerite Gable works of
Seymour.
Attorney and Mrs. Burton Mansfield,
who have been away from New Haven
on wedding trip of six or eight weeks,
returned to their homes on Prospect
street yesterday.
Mrs. L. G. Atwood of Elm street, who
has been i'll for several months, has
sufficiently recovered to be about the
house.
Captain and Mrs. Bush of London,
Eng, who have been stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hotchkiss of Hillhouse
avenue for the past few weeks, left yes
terday for New York. Mrs. Bush was
formerly Miss Burrowes of this city, |
whose father had house on Temple |
street. near Grove, and during her stay
here she and her husband have been |
much entertained by family friends in |
New Haven
Cards of invitation have been issued |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hubbell of
Oxford for the evening of December
g. at which time they will celebrate |
their coral wedding.
E. Wales Chatfield of Oxford, who |
was quite i'll a couple of weeks ago has
so far convalesced from his illness as
to be about the houe and outdoors.
Judge David Torrance, Charles f.. |
Clark, Charles TT. Nettleton, Il. 3. |
eager, G. b. Alling, G. N. Downs, d. S.
and e. DeForest Shelton
were elected directors of the Ousatonic
Water company Tuesday. William e.
Downes of Whitney avenue, New Ha-
ven, wa2o has been a member of the
BOARD since the organization of the
and who has been president
If the company since the death Of e.
Y. Shelton declined a reelection to the
directorate, stating to the stockholders
hat he felt on account of his health |
and his inability to attend the meet
ngs, he should not continue on the
BOARD. After his recollection Mr. Downes
again requested that his resignation be
accepted, and his son. John l. H.
OoWnes, was elected in his stead.
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