The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-02
777 CHAPEL ST., NEW HAVEN.
PERSONAL MENTION.


 Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Schwed of La fayette street have returned home ar ter three weeks stay in Washington and Baltimore.
 Miss Grace Hubbell English, instruc- tor of the first years course at the high school, will play the leading fem mine role in the play to be presented this evening at College hall by the Eng fish department of Yale university. The play is entitled Ralph Royster Doy- stef."
 The social circle of Naomi Rebekah lodge will be held this evening instead of tomorrow evening. It will be at the residence of Mrs. Nicolls, 219 Kimberly avenue
 Jake Mann has taken the manage ment of Captain Hodgdon's place in Church street.
 Miss Webb of 5e2 Orange street will give tea this afternoon at her resi- dence at 430, for the purpose of meet ing Miss Blatchford
 William R. Barbour, Yale 80, son of Rev. Dr. Barbour college pastor some twenty years ago. who for the past several years has been practicing at the Colorado bar, has returned from Dem yer and resumed practice in the city of New York in association with How ard Mansfield, Yale '72, at s5 Wall street.
 Mrs. B. F.qArearn of Bristol is visit ing her sister, Mrs. T. R. Cation of West Water street. She will remain three weeks.
 M. Zunder of Orange street left on Monday with Mrs. Zunder for three weeks trip which will include Wash ington, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
 MT. and Mrs. William McManus have returned from their wedding trip. They will reside in future at Arch street MT. McManus is clerk in the postof- flee.
 Stanley B. Smith has been engaged as organist for the ensuing year for Grace M. E. church. He will begin his duties on Sunday, May 6. Director Carl A. Mears of the choir has engaged Miss Minnie Armbruster as soprano sploist She was formerly with the East Main street Baptist church of Meriden.
 Frederick c. Kolb, well known mu- sician of this city, will leave to-day for Havana, Cuba, where he will take charge of the military band of thirty five pieces which has recently been formed there at the request of the gover- nor-general.
 The family of Jacob P. Wright of 45 Avon street are to move to Barberton, O., where Mr. Wright has responsible position with the Diamond Match com pany MT. Wright has decided to To- cate in Barberton permanently. He hos epapt ooncidoro h1a tiypa thora d,1r- ing the past two years.
 MT. and Mrs. Vim. E. McManus have returned from their bridal trip, having gone as far south as Baltimore. They will reside at 2 Arch street.
 Julius S. Jensen, we'll known me- chanica engineer in the employ of the Consolidated road, will leave this city June IA for Berlin, Germany, to begin his services as head of the mechanical department in big locomotive works, a fine position with large salary. The works are those of A. Borsig, one of the biggest locomotive works in Ger many The works employ about 5000 hands. An agent of the factory was in this city a few weeks ago to secure MT. Jensen's services. MT. Jensen has been in this department for eleven years. When he came here from Copen- hagen. Denmark, he entered the em- ploy of the Lawrence Railway Brake Co.,, of New Jersey, and was employed there two years and then came to this city. In Copenhagen he was for two years fireman on locomotive on a road running out of that city, and these du- ties created desire to become ac- quainted with locomotive construction. He entered the Copenhagen Technical school, where he graduated. MT. Jen- sen is member of Hiram lodge F. and A NJ, Sterling lodge A a IT w, and the New York Railroad club.