The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-19
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

| O'clock. Observation-Disclosures Beeda
and Miss Reynolds, supervisor of pri-
mary schools, will assist Mr.. and Mrs.
| Kendall in receiving and the high
school orchestra will furnish music, All
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall
| throughout the city are invited by the
public school teachers who are plan
ming the affair to be present at that
time.
United States Senator o. H. Platt was
in town yesterday and called upon a
few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hazard of 400
Prospect street leave this week for
Peacedale, Rhode Island for the sum-
mer.
Cards have been issued to the mar
riage at 339 Prospect street, on Satur-
day. June 30, at o'clock, of Miss Mil
dred Louise Stoughton and Benjamin
Ives Spock
Mayor Driscoll having been asked to
name four delegates to the Internation-
al Mining congress, which will be held
in Milwaukee June 1928, has forward
ed the following names H. B. Ives II.
L. Clark, Edgar c. Snyder, Israel A.
! Kelsey and w. j. Atwater.
Police Sergeant Bergin of the How
ard avenue precinct station has gone to
Ireland for visit. He will be absent
six weeks.
| Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson gave a
charming musicale at IL o'clock yester-
day morning at her residence on Trum
bull street Among those who took part
were Mrs. George b. Martin, Mrs A. b.
Morrill, Miss Fletcher, a sister of Mrs.
Morrill,; Miss Kimball of Boston, sister
of Mrs. Henry f. English; Miss North
and Miss May Parmelee. Mrs. Robert
son also contributed to the pleasure of
the event by singing several numbers
and accompanying the others on the
piano. Among the guests were Mrs.
Charles F. Mitchell, Mrs. c. Berry
Poets, Mrs. Henry F. English, Miss
Justine Ingersoll and Miss Nora
| Brewer.
| James B. Knoblock, who lives at 1888
Grand avenue and is employed at the
Majestic laundry, was crossing Grand
avenue in Fair Haven yesterday morn
ing, when car 239, in charge of Conduc-
tor j. Roach and Motorman A. J. Mo-
ran. ran him down and knocked him
into an excavation made by the water
lock was helped out of the hole by Po-
| liceman McKeon and a citizen who hap
pened to be passing. He was taken to
his home His injuries are not consd-
cred serious.
Frederick L. Buckingham of 105 East
Pearl street, a travelling salesman for
the English & Mersick company, will
shortly with his family occupy a cot
tage at Cosey Beach for the summer.
E. A. Leopold, the vocal instructor,
and Charles Schamp, son of Patrolman
Schamp and organist Of Epworth M. E.
church for some time past, will sail for,
Europe next Saturday Mr.. Leopold is
to spend the summer in travel and Mr..
Schamp is to study about a year in
Germany.
Evarts Cutler and Miss Cutler will
sail for Europe on the steamer Rotter
dam next Saturday.
Deputy Tax Collector John r. Nc
Hugh is confined to his home with an
attack of stomach trouble.
Arthur Tenant of "A Clark street
leaves the last of this week for a six
weeks trip to England after an alb
sence of nineteen years from bis old
home
Clyde Chase of this city who was rid
ing in the two-mile handicap at New
ark Sunday, had his colarbone broken.
Chase was in the middle of a spill on
the stretch caused by tire rolling off
one of the wheels in the race. He was
run over by two other riders and will
be laid up for some time. j. p, jacob
son of this city was In the same race,
but he escaped the spill and won the
race.
Quite a large number of the members
of the Ansantawae club have engaged
their rooms at the club house for the
season, which promises to be a lively
one at that delightful spot. Each We'd
nesday especially quite crowd may be
seen on the piazzas enjoying the table
dhote dinner which is served at that
time to members and friends
Robert and Alexander Watson Of 4o3
Congress avenue will sail Saturday for
Glasgow, Scotland, which is their
their birthplace. They will also visit
Paris before they return.
Director Troup yesterday gave John
III. Platt a contract to repair the band
stand on the green.
Miss Minna Kohautek of Howe street
sailed on the steamship Spaarndam
of the Holland-American line which
left for the Rotterdam Saturday. Miss
Kohautek will spend the summer in Eu-
rope visiting among other places, Hol-
land. Switzerland, Germany and the
Raris exposition.
Mrs. Eliphalet Kilam of Wooster
street has returned from a ten days
visit to her old home at Thompson
vile, Conn, bringing with her her |
brother the Hon. Martin J. Wright of |
California, who is east visiting relatives
and friends for the first time in four
teen years. Mr.. Wright holds an inn
portant government position in Cali |
fornia, receiving his appointment from
Presidential Kinley.
Professor w. e. Chandler left yester-
day afternoon to attend the commence
ment exercises of his alma mater at the
Monsoon academy, near Springfield,
Mass. The exercises began Sunday and
continued yesterday, closing to-day.
Mr. Chandler taking in the graduating
exercises at Memorial hall at 10 o'clock
this morning and the alumni dinner at
1890 at Holmes gymnasium, the new
building given by Miss Holmes as
memorial to her father lifelong citi-
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