The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-20
PERSONAL JOITINGS.

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Of the Grand avenue police precinct.
He has entirely recovered from his Ill
ness which threatened at one time to
turn into pneumonia.
DR.. S. D. Gilbert, who is in charge of
| the cases Of Professors Wurts and
Phelps of the Yale Law school, said last
evening that Professor Phelps was Glow
ly improving. Professor Wurts is about
the same. He Is still seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Professor c. A. L. Totten has accept
ed an invitation to lecture before the
! New York Genealogical society in New
York city on Friday, March 8. His
subject will be "Genealogy, Chronology
and Geography, the Three Great Lights
, in the Temple Of History"
Attorney Carleton E. Hoadley has an
nounced himself as candidate for the
democratic nomination for senator from
this district.
Since the new system Of morning de-
votional exercises at Yale conducted by
chaplains began last fall the services in
Battell chapel have been conducted by
Professors Perrin and Wheeler. Yes
terday morning the next Yale professor
on the list of chaplains took charge. He
is Professor William Lyon Phelps of the
| English literature department of the
university.
| Mr.. Pratzner, the Rev. DR.. TwitchelPs
son-in-law, was asked yesterday in re-
gard to Mr.. Twitchells condition. He
said that Mr.. Twitchell was holding his
own and still expects to be able to go
south. His family also still entertain
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The doctors have not yet decided the
exact nature of his disease.
Sergeant William III. Tighe, who was
i'll with the grip for few days, is on
duty again.
Frank Swift of West Haven, who is
employed in the factory of G. Cowles &
Co., is ill with heart trouble. His many
friends hope that he will soon be conva-
leecent.
The Renomme assembly, composed of
members of the Edward Malley compa-
ny, will give their third reception at
Hoyt's academy this evening. Freder-
lex Guilford has arranged a specially
fine concert programme to precede the
dancing. The committee having the af-
fair in charge Is composed of M. A. Nc
Caffrey, F. Crown, l.. We'll, f. Phillips
and r. Galley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Steinert are at
the Virginia Hot Springs.
Thomas Brons of West Haven, a con-
ductor on the Winchester avenue rail-
road, who has been i'll for the past
month and who has been treated by a
specialist from New York, has recovered
and is again on duty.
Miss Flora Kaiser who has been in
New York visiting for the past four
weeks, has returned.
Miss Mary Casey of West Haven has
just received two Daschunds which she
will enter in the bench show at New
York. They are very fine dogs and it is
expected that they will take an excel |
lent premium.
Miss Anna Richards, who is arrang- |
ing for the Ernest Seton Thompson lee
ture at Warner hall on the evening of |
March g. was in New York on Friday |
and found that there is a perfect furore |
to hear Mr.. Thompson. The reports of |
the popularity of his lectures We're more
than confirmed last Wednesday at lee
ture given by him at Carnegie hall. The
hall was crowded, even the standing
room being occupied, and a large num-
Der of persons We're turned away. Mr.
Thompson is the author of that i'm
popular book "Wild Animals 1
Have KNOWN and is delightful man
to meet, while his lectures are extreme
ly enjoyable.
Mrs. Marlin and her little daughter
will go to Greenfield, Mass, tomorrow
for ten days visit.
Friends of Leon Gregg will be glad
to know he has returned to his home
after his seven weeks stay at the hos
pital.
Thomas HI. Williams, the popular ten
Or one of the soloists at Trinity church,
who for the past eleven years has been
in the dress goods department at Even
McIntyre's, will hereafter be found in
the dress goods department of the Gam
company Two other pop
ular McInyre clerks are now also with
the Gamble-Desmond company, having,
like Mr. Williams, begun their new du-
ties yesterday. They are Miss Margaret
Skiff1ngton of the lace department and
Miss Margaret Doherty of the cloak
room.
The condition of Maurice Leeney of
who was operated upon
Friday for appendicitis, does not i'm
prove.
Mrs. S. A. York, jr., gave a musicale
1t her home on Lawrence street Satur-
lay afternoon. Miss Ella York was one
If the singers.
An exceedingly pretty afternoon whist
party was given on Saturday afternoon
~ Miss Cora M. Norton. The rooms
we're artistically decorated in pink, and :
he following young women enjoyed the
,lay: Miss Eleanor Johnston, Miss Lou
Sc Ford, Miss Della Kimberly, Miss Oh
We Smith, Miss Mabel Smith, Miss !,
Florence Matthewman, Miss Jessie
North, Miss Nellie Wolf, Miss Maude
Stone, Miss Bessie Bowman Miss Abbie
springfield, Miss Mabel Bristol, Mics !,
4atimer, Miss Harrison, Miss Lane, =
Mss Florence McDermott, Miss Caro-
YIN Trip, Miss Clarabel Mix and Miss
Elliott
Mrs. Charles Loomis Of Cottage street :.
will entertain the Book club tomorrow
fternoon and will soon go south for a
months sojourn.
j. A. Allen 1900 S., the Yale university
ennis champion, and HI, Fl. Hackett
300, the tennis champion Of Maine, have | +
ntered the national indeer tennis cham