The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-04
Personal JOTTTEGS.

of gray. The best man was James
| Cummings. After the wedding trip the
couple will reside in this city.
| Michael Stanley and Miss Bessie
Farley, were united In marriage, yes
lterday, by the Rev. Father Nc Sharre,
at ST. Marys church, at 8 o'clock a. m.
The bride wore q dainty gown of white
organdie, and the maid of honor, Miss
Mal1on, wore dress Of white. Mr.. L,
Farley was best man.
| Peter Engel, Of Orange street, has
just returned from a trip abroad, du-
ring which he visited France, Italy,
England and Scotland,
| J. C. Ryan of Hartford was in De-
troit, Mich, to attend the national con-
vention Of railroad postal clerks. Mrs.
Ryan accompanied him.
The Yale chess club held their first
meeting of the year Tuesday evening
in 1874 Lyceum. The officers for the
present year will be: President, e. B.
Adams, 1901, vice president, A. Austel.
L, s.; R. O.. Wells, 1901, treasurer; and
| II. C. Russ, 1902, secretary. Twelve
new members were present. The uni
versity chess tournament will COM
nenCe Immediately.
Mr.. Joseph Finnigan of New York, Is
the guest of Mr.. P. H. Hart and family
Of Cedar street, Branford.
Factory Inspector George L. Mclean
Of Hartford and hts two deputies, John
II. Quinlan and Henry o. Nichols, are
in indianapolis attending the annual
convention Of factory inspectors.
Mrs. Cornelius Thompson of Quinni-
piao avenue and son, c. M. Thompson
Of Derby, have returned from two
weeks outing IN Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Strong the wife of city Treas
urer G, G. Strong of Hartford, is Sc
riously Ill at her home on Asylum ave-
nue.. She Is suffering from neurosis
end has been confined to her bed since
the middle Of July. Mrs. Strong is we'll
known to many New Haven society
people
The Rev. George r. Brown of Belle
font, Pa, formerly rector of Trinity
church, Branford, was in Branford
Tuesday and called on several Of hts
old parishioners
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Helen Keep Otis, daughter of Mrs. Geo.
L. Otis of Chicago, to f. K. Hubbard,
Jr.. Of Middletown. Mr.. Hubbard Is a.
graduate Of Trinity college, '92, and is
member Of the University and Play
ers clubs Of New York. and the Colo
niel club Of Hartford.
The friends Of Terrence Murphy, the
promising center rush Of the Columbia
varsity team hear with regret that the
recent strict regulations pursued by the
faculty in regard to special students
bar him from the team.
Edward A.Street editor of the South
ington Phoenix for q year past has re-
turned to New Haven TO take up stats
paper work Lawrence D. Fogg viii
succeed Editor Street ss the Southina
ton correspondent of the Associated
Press.
Miss Sadie Macdonald. who has been
i'll with typhoid fever for the
pnst four weeks, at her home on Frank
street, is improving ard will, it is ex-
pected, be out in a few days.
Baggagemaster Sydney Chappell OF
Saybrook, formerly of New London,
who is q well-known railroad man, is
breaking in on the run between that
city and New Haven as a spare con-
ductor. He expects a regular appoint
nlef1t before long. Conductor Chappell
Is deservedly popular on the road.
Mrs. r, T. Riggs and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Inslee Of Deep River were among
the guests at the wedding of Grace
Riggs to Allen Cicero Curtis
In New Haven, Wednesday, Miss Riggs |
Is Mrs. Riggs granddaughter
Former Captain Frederick W. Allen. |
Yale, 1900, captain for two years of the |
Yale university crew, was in the city |
conferting with Captain
Biagden. 1t was reported that an eff
fort Is being made to secure Captain |
Allen for head coach fer the Yale crew |
the coming season. MY. Allen has bus |
mess plans that are in the immediate |
and it may mean big sacri- |
Ace to him to accept. He has not made |
4 decision yet.
Yesterday afternoon, with Captain |
Blasden, Mr.. Allen looked over the com
iidates FOR the several class crews |
which will enter the annual fall regetta |
IN Lake whitney.
Cards have been received in Water
bury and this city announcing the |
marriage Of Miss Mabel Phillips Of De-
roit and James Shearon Of New Haven
N Sept. 10, in the Catholic cathedral,
1t Detroit. The marriage was followed
~ brilliant wedding reception at the
home of the BRIDES parents in Detroit.
They are now residing In this city,
which will be their future home. Miss
Phillips was formerly q resident Of
and a popular enploye of
he watch shop there.
Miss Winchell Of 80 Cottage street IS
his week returning from her summer
uting In Colorado, where she has been
listing the family Of her brother B. l..
vice president and traffic
manager Of the Colorado & Southern
abroad who has recently been elected
resident and general manager Of the
Kansas City, FIT Scott & Memphis rail-
cad.
Miss Esther Freeman, eldest daughter
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman,
( Bslscott, Oxford, England, and niece
Z the Rev. George II. Gardner, pastor
( the Deep River Baptist church, was
married. at 100 D. M, Saturday at the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones y.
leighton In New Haven. to Asa L. GIL
ert Of Deep River. The ceremony was
erforined by the Rev. J. r. Very Of
.yme, after which wedding lunch |
'as served. ~he newly married couple !
4,a A. |