The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-28
PERSONAL M EN7ION.

Miss Rebecca Beach leaves next
week for her summer home in Redding,
Conn.
Rev. Robert j. Early, formerly assist
ant curate of the Sacred Heart church.
in this city, but now assigned to St
Roses church in Meriden, has been Wis
iting friends in this city.
Mrs. Harry Grouse and daughter of
Wilmington Del, have been the guests
the past week of Ex-Governor and Miss
Ingersoh.
Mrs. George H. Watrous. Miss Wat
rous and Master Francis Watrous sail
for Europe next Saturday on the Mar
quette, to be away year.
Charles Haeger, the well known ton
serial artist conduct a business on
Meadow street, is confined to his home
on Washington avenue with slight at
tack of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur e. Foote have
returned from their wedding trip.
William H. Bouton, agent for the coal
establishment of Levi G. Gilbet & Co.,
has gone to Mystic to be gone week
on a visit to his daughter, who is the
wife of the Rev. C. H. Luther, the pas.
tor of the Congregational church in
that town.
Miss Carrie Land of Syracuse is the
guest of the Misses Parmelee of Hill
house avenue.
Hugh j. Hagerty, county director of
New Haven county of the Connecticut
Total Abstinence union, who has been
confined to his home on Court street. in
Meriden, with a severe attack of influ-
enza for the past month, has nearly re-
covered.
Walter f. Garde, son of William
Garde, the we'll known proprietor of the
Garde hotel, on Meadow street, will
leave abount June Is for Paris, where he
will remain about six weeks. He will
visit the exposition now in progress and
will be accompanied on his trip by sew
eral friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss and
Miss Helen Hotchkiss sailed for home
on May 26.
Edward ]. Matthews teamster, liv-
ing at 240 East street, and Mrs. Ellen
Callahan, widow, were married Satur-
day afternoon in his office by Justice
George Hail.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Sarah Dooittle, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton E. Doc /
little, to DR.. Presley Lane of st. Louis. |
The wedding will take place June IL at |
8 o'clock at the brides home on Orange |
street, and a reception will follow the
ceremony. The invitations have been |
sent out in the name Of DIR. George |
Doolittle. the brides brother
Special orders from the adiutant gen
aro1'c nfffC6 a nj inf
of Charles P. Hall of Danbury to be
chaplain of the Fourth regiment, C. N.
c., with rank from May %, 1900, vice
Smith resigned
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin M. Ingersoll have
taken the Burwell home on Whitney
avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. E. f. Hall leave this
week for their summer home at Indian i
Neck.
Mrs. Henry Parmeee will give a
luncheon to-day to small number of
friends at her home on IIillhouse ave-
nue.
Professor s. S. Sanford leaves in July
for his annual trip abroad. This is the
season that Professor
Sanford has spent his summer on the
other side and this year he will take as
his guest II. Stanley knight of this
city.
G. A. Thompson has recently finished
the portrait of Hon. George f. Tinker,
ax-mayor of New Londn, for the Bulke-
ley board of trustees of that city.
The members of the Woman's School
association held a delightful meeting
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Henry f. English, ne of the vice presi-
cents The school association kindly in
vited the members of the association of
Alumnae to be their guests
md listen to a very interesting talk by
Professor Scripture on the Mind of the
Child"
John d. Jackson, publisher of the |
Register returned to New Haven Sat
lrady after a three months tour abroad |
which included Egypt, Constantinople,
Greece, ITALY Paris and London. He
sailed from Hamburg on the steamer
Tuerst Bismarck, arriving in New York
N Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs Calvin l.. Ely of Bran
ord will, on Tuesday, June 5, celebrate
It their charming home, 1913 West Main
treet, the fiftieth anniversary of their !
The affair promises to be a
,illiant one and many will go from
his city. The hours are from s until
i p. m. DR.. Ely has many friends in J
his city
Colonel A. B. Lawrence, a member of