The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

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| York. has received an appointment as
assistant surgeon in the United States
, army at Manila, and sails for that far
distant city April rs.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Earle Barrows, daughter Of Ros-
well Barrows of Jamaica Plains, Mass,
and Robert True Fowler of this city.
Mrs. A. Nice. Mathewson and her
son, Pierrepont B. Foster, of 657 Orange
street, have gone to Lakewood Tor a
briei stay.
Miss Lillian B. Gilbert of So Sylvan
avenue who has recently recovered
from pneumonia, is spending a few
weeks at Lakewood.
Miss Alvna Hoadley of Il Clark
street left yesterday morning for Hood
River Ore, where she has accepted
position. For the past eight years she
has been with the Mallory, Wheeler
company. Her many friends wish her
| success.
George Seymor of Seymour & Earle
has gone to Washington for week S
stay
The members of Governor Louns-
bury's staff have been ordered to meet
at the Union league Tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Dinner will be serv-
ed at that hour The staff in full uni
form will attend the Gray's theatrical
in the Hyperion in the evening
The two young daughters of G. M.
| Wallace entertained q party of their
| young friends yesterday afternoon at
their home on Chapel street..
| Byron N. Hosley, the we'll known
milk dealer, is seriously i'll with the
grip at his home, 21S Howard avenue.
I Deputy Supreme Organizer Lauren A.
Humiston has engaged to meet the la
dies and gentlemen who have signed
the charter list of the new council of
! the above named order as charter mem
/ bers, at the house of John Cousins, 1So
| Columbus avenue, on Thursday even
| ing, April 10, at 1880. This meeting is
for the purpose of deciding on the pro-
cedure for the selecting officers of the
| new council and for making other ar
rangements connected Herewith. All
persons whether members Of the order
or not, who may be interested in fra
ternal insurance protection are invited
to this meeting.
Bernard e. Healy, for years buyer of
dress Innings at the Even Mcintyre
store and one of the most popular Of
the Mcintyre corps of buyers, has been
secured by The Gamble-Desmond COM
pany for the same department.
Superintendent Kendall expects to be
able to be out to-day. He has been laid
up for a week with an attack of the
grip at his home on Humphrey street.
He was greatly improved yesterday and
his physician says he will be able to re-
sumo his school duties to-day.
Frank H. Simmons of 127 Spring
street received painful injuries Saturday
by stepping on a rusty nail that pene-
trated his foot to a depth of one and
a half inches No serious results are
anticipated.
Mrs Caroline A. Arnold who recently
attended the annual session of the Unit
ed Order Of Pilgrim Fathers in Boston,
read an interesting account of the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting before the
members of Lafayette colony, No. 161
on Friday evening last The paper was
entertaining as we'll as important as
Mrs. Arnold recounted the laughable in
cidents as we'll as the serious ones The
next meeting of the colonys social club
will take place at the home of Mrs.
Mary e. Stillman, 275 Lombard street,
this evening. All members are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Dr. Charles Theodore Cutting, who |
formerly had offices at 219 Whalley |
avenue, and at 1871 Meadow street, left |
town Saturday last and has given up |
his practice and offices in this city. He |
has removed to No. Brunswick street, !
Ashmont Mass, which will be his resi-
dence until the first of June, when he
will sail for Europe, where he Is to
take a special course of study. Mrs.
Cutting, who was formerly Miss Flor
ence Jerome of this city, is to go to
Europe with her husband.
MI and Mrs l. M. Newman arrived
at their home on Saturday after an
absence of three months, in trip
through the southwest. They were ac-
by A. Newman of New York
and Mrs c. Adams of Boston. Mr.
Newman received a most hearty well
come from the employees at his corset
factory.
Harry Schneider of this city was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. j. f. Went
worth, in Derby, Sunday
Mrs. Ransom p. Kimberley, wife of
the Librarian of Plumb library in Shell
ton, is seriously i'll at her home with
the grip. Her condition Sunday was re-
ported as being such as to cause her
friends Il good deal of anxiety.
z. F.. Thomas, proprietor OF the West
Haven Times and the Knox All print
ing office, who has been ill with pneu-
monia for the past three weeks, was
able to be out yesterday for the first
time. He was attended by DR.. Wilson.
Miss Rernice Golden of New York
was the guest over Sunday of Mrs.
S. S. Adams of 4S3 Orange street. Miss
Golden returned home yesterday.
Harry Gordon of Milford has accepted
a position as stenographer in the office
Of the general baggage master of the
railroad in this city.
Cards have been sent out by Mrs
Thomas A. Bassett for a luncheon on
Friday, April 20. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Atwater of |
Derby, who have been on trip
through Central America, California
and the west, returned Saturday at
loon.
George II. Bishop, president of the
Peck & Bishop company, returned to
New Haven on Saturday evening after
/ ten weeks absence. MIR. Bishop left
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