The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

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of Miss Hattie Krakauer, daughter of
Julius Krakauer, the piano manufac-
turer, to Israel f. Bretzfelder, brother
Of Henry c. Bretzfelder The wedding
will occur on the 26th inst. at THE
Ellerslie," One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street, New York. Owing to a re-
cent bereavement in Miss Krakauer's
family only the immediate relatives will
attend the wedding.
An unknown benefactor has present.
ed st. Johns P. e. church, corner Of
Humphrey and Orange streets, with a
set of four bells for the tower, which
the members of the vestry have very
gladly accepted.
J. E. Miller, president Of the board of
councilmen, is receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a girl at his on Frank
lin street yesterday.
William Hasselbach has gone to New
York for a few days.
Captain Samuel Woodruff formerly in
charge of the Dixwell avenue precinct
station, yesterday morning assumed his
new duties as head of the central sta
ton at police headquarters, superseding
Captain Brewer, who goes to the Grand
avenue precinct. Sergeants Croker and
Klaiber from the Dixwell avenues sta
ton will displace Sergeante Ttghe and
Bowers at police headquarters, the lat
ter two taking the formers places at
station 4. Patrolman Rowley has also
been transferred from Dixwell avenue
to headquarters. Captain James Brew
err, who has been quite ill, is now recov-
ering
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey and
Miss Alberta Kelsey will sail next Sat
urday for Cuba, where Mr.. Kelsey has
large business interests. They will be
gone several weeks.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
Samuel e. Merwin, Mrs. Strong and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss sailed on
! the Fuerst Bismarck for Europe Sat
urday. Friends who could not see them
off sent beautiful flowers, and the party
was the recipient of large quantities of
all kinds Of floral remembrances. A
number Of New Haven friends saw them
off.
Deputy Sheriff w., e. Higgins has
beautiful souvenir brought from the
Bahama Islands BY Terrence Reynolds,
his nephew. 1t is a cross made of the
tiniest shells, each one polished to a
pearl-like gleam and placed to form ac-
curate presentations Of flowers in true
colors. There are numberless varieties
used some as small as seed pearls and
none larger than rose leaf
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast Is
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Suffrage association now in session in
| Washington. She has been selected as
one of the speakers to go before the
house committee on elections to-day and
plead the cause Of womman suffrage.
pleasant reception was given Sum
day evening by Miss Myrtle iStraus at
her residence on York street I'M honor Of
her guest, Miss Heloise Mayer Of Jersey
City. Games were played and the
guests made merry until a late hour.
Among those present were the Misses
Katz Of Waterbury, Frank, Machol,
Schoenberger, Goodman, Katz Fleisch-
ner Kleiner and Hermann, and the
Messrs. Harms, Besser, Myers, Strauss,
Loeb, Sugenheimer, Jacobs, Zunder, /
Strouse and Fleischner and DR.. c. l. !
Lambert.
Mrs. George Coan of No. 261 Bassett /
street entertained the Pequot council at
a large matinee whist yesterday after
noon.
The officers elected of the protective |
organization just formed by the New
Haven postotflce clerks are: President, i
William B. Spencer; treasurer w. A.
Bockart; secretary, George F.. Smith.
Plans are on foot to establish a state or
ganization.
Mr. and Mrs j. D. Welch and Mrs.
l.. A. Bettcher, who have been travel
ing in the south for the past month,
were expected to reach Miami in Flor
ida on Saturday after trip to Nassau
in the Bahama Islands. Mrs. Bettcher
will probably return to New Haven
within week or ten days, the others
remaining south longer. Mr.. WEIGH, for
whose health the trip was taken, ia
much improved.
William Hutton, Mrs. Theodore Fl.
Mckenzie Norman A. Barnes, Mrs r.
A. Neal, John Orr, Mrs. Mary Haviland,
Mrs. H. c. Young, Levi D. Frost (two),
Lewis Frost, Franklin B. Bradley Mrs.
Emma Kenyon and Mrs. George D.
Bristol are subscribers for thirteen
windows to be put In the
First Baptist church, Southington,
project for which the pastor Of the |
Rev. ]. r. Stubbert, has been
advocating.
The wedding of Miss Mary Steinert, {
daughter Of f. Fl. Steinert Of 342 Port !
sea street, and Frederick Yost took
place at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon
in the Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel :
church on Humphrey street, Rev. C. II.
5iebke officiating. Miss Augusta Stein |
ert, sister of the bride, was the brides !
maid and August Yost of Newark, N.
T., was best man. The BRIDES gown was !
If gray silk, with which she wore veil l
md carried bride roses Her sister, the i
wore white silk. Mr. and + '
Mrs, Yoet have a large circle of friends 1
many Of whom were present at the GER
mony and at the reception which fol-
owed at Hermans hall. Among these Y
we're Mr.. and Mrs Henry Brandan, Mr..
md Mrs. Robert Kunath, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
4enikerr August Leniker, Max Strum-
ar, Mr.. and Mrs. William Phogel, Mr..
nd Mrs H. Weideman Mr.. and Mrs.
pI,ic Per-, r,finr Mr., and MrS TT |