The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-25
PERSONAL JOTyINGS.

| IS III lHe clty lol o uoy VI lNo'
 William A. Schappa, janitor of city
 hall, is ill at his home, S3 St. John
 street, with rheumatism.
 City Attorney Brown is quite ill agair
 and has been confined to the house fo1
 several days. He has the sympathy ot
 his many friends over his i'll health.
 Quite large number of New Haven
 carriage manufacturers attended the
 National Cycle and Automobile show at
 Madison Square Garden, New York,
 yesterday
 l Wiegand Schlein, editor of the Con-
 necticut Republikaner, is now out of danger. He is recovering from his
 third attack of pneumonia in three
 years. Dr. FrederickfP. Metz of Grown street is his physician.
 Thomas $, Miller of Hartford is visit ing in Washington, making his tempo rary home at the St. James. J. N. Van Cott, one of New York s
 prominent liverymen, was in the city yesterday with the intention of placing an order for carriages with one of our local factories
 Henry J. Thompson, steward of the retreat for the insane, Hartford, and H. Ring of Hartford are at the Riggs,
 Washington.
 Among those who attended the so- ciable given by the Montowese Ath- letic and Literary club Tuesday even- ing at their clubhouse were Miss Cooper, Miss Talmadge, Miss Beach, Miss Aurora Uhl, Miss Cora Eaton, Miss Zuber, Miss Payne, Marcus Bottom, Gustave Uhl, Frank Botton, Oliver Ed wards. Herbert Payne, Howard Beach, Ross Judd, Nelson Judd. The chaper- ones were Mrs. O'Shea and Miss Liz zie Uhl Members of the club furnished music.
 George Sheedy, Yale '99, of Bridge port, visited friends in this city yester- day.
 Mrs. George A. Reyes and Miss Fam nie w. Reyes of New Haven are guests of Willard's, Washington.
 Miss Gertrude, charming New Brit tain young lady, is spending week with relatives and friends in New Ha- ven. She was stopping yesterday with an aunt in Fair Haven.
 Le Grand Cannon, of the firm of Stoddard, Gilbert & Co.,, wholesale gro- cers in New Haven, is in Washington on business trip, making his stay at the Raleigh, Washington.
 Miss Ferris and Miss Kentfield of the Woolsey school, who have been i'll several days from severe colds, return ed to duty on Monday. Their places have been supplied temporarily by Miss Galligan and Mrs. Ammann.
 Henry F. Starkweather of New Lon Nf ha 1atn ny H. Starkweather, has been appoint ed to a minor position in the govern ment printing office in Washington.
 MT. and Mrs w. Rhodes of Brooklyn have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Lucius Mansfield of 140 Howard ave- nue,
 Ellsworth H. Denslow of New York, who has been prominent in large finan- cial movements lately Is stopping at the New Haven house for a few days He is engaged in some important rail- road enterprises which will interest New Haven investors.
 Mrs Dumball Smith of 206 Crown street left town yesterday morning for a trip to western Iowa, where her son Clifford is at college in Taber. She will be absent about three weeks.
 Miss Gertrude Heath of Brooklyn is spending the week as the guest of Miss Leila Mae Young of High street.
 Henry Russ, the general teamster and ice man of 172 Savin avenue, at the corner of Court street, West Haven, has been putting up new house lately and his friends gave him house-warm- | ing Tuesday evening. They appeared | in force to the number of forty or fifty | and enjoyed themselves with games i and dancing. and had a general good | time until after midnight
 E. J. Hogben has composed a two- | step entitled Timber Libby" which was played from the manuscript at the in New York Satur- lay evening. The orchestra was called upon by encores to play 1t three times The new composition was played at he Elks annual ball in New York last | evening, and next Sunday evening at he concert given by the Elks in the Hyperion it will also be heard.
 Six hundred invitation have been is- sued for the church wedding of Miss Bertha Elizabeth Gorham, daughter of SIr. and Mrs. Frederick Robin Cor
 
 y Amasa Leonard son of MT. and Mrs. Tohn N. Leonard of sylvan avenue. The ceremony will take place at jclock on the evening of Tuesday, Jan lary 30, at Plymouth chapel, the Rev. 0r. McLane officiating. Champion will decorate both at the church and house, Robinson taking charge of the bridal music. For the reception following in- ,itations have been strictly limited to he bridal party and relatives of both antilles. Attending the bride will be Ter little sister Miss Millicent, as flower ,irl Miss Carolena Sperry, Miss Anna Peterson and Miss Susie Leonard as with Miss Edith Schnee- och honor maid. The best man will ,e Lieutenant Frank s. Cornwell with he ushers John Killam Murphy, Edwin ianford, William J. Scranton and 1eorge Gorham. {
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