The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-13
PERSONAL JOTTTNGS.

Mrs. Henrietta Stuart of College
street announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Mary Allan Stuart,
to Burke Smith Of Seattle, Washing
ton Mr. Smith, who was in the gradu-
ate department Of Yale university last
year, is at present teaching mathemat-
les in Northwestern university.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Grace Foote of 263 Howard
avenue, to j. Burton Pierson of lib
Howard avenue, son of George W.
Pierson, to take place at the Howard
avenue Congregational church, We'd
neSday evening, October "a. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
William j. Mulch at o'clock and the
guests will include many of the promi-
nent people Of that part OF the city
Following the ceremony at the church,
to which a large number of invitations
have been sent out, small reception
will follow at the BRIDES home the in
vlted guests to which include the imme-
date family and friends. On their re-
turn from their wedding tour the
young people will live at 10S Howard
avenue
Announcement is made that Miss
Constance Keough, formerly Of New
Haven, now of New York, will be mar
ried in November to Samuel kell MIC
Call of York. Pa, Yale 81.
William e. Hilliard of Prospect
Place and member of Yale 80, has
left the Curtis school, Brookfeld Cen
ter, Conn, to fill a position in Engle-
wood, N. J.
C. l. French, who was formerly New
Haven agent of the Old Line Steam
boat company, is Ill at his home on
Sherman avenue with pleurisy. He IS
on the road to recovery now and DR..
Pallman, his physician, says he Will
soon be out of danger.
DR.. Arthur Leslie Wheeler, Phi. D.,
Yale, who until this year was instruc-
tor in the university, has gone to Bryn
Mawr, where he began his work on
Tuesday, in place of DR.. Lodge, who
has resigned.
COMMUNICATIVE Chief Rassieur of the
G, A. r. in a general order just issued
announces his official staff. The in
spector general is General Henry s.
Peck of this city.
William Grunow, son-in-law of Paul
Roessler, left yesterday on the Teutonic,
White Star line, for Liverpool. Orders
for the third rail system have been
received from England and Scotland,
and Mr. Grunow goes abroad to exam
inc the ground, previous to taking nee
essary steps. His opinion has also been
asked in the matter of London's rapid
transit. AS he takes letters of intro
duction to many municipal authorities,
he will see much of the British Isles.
He intends to visit Paris, and inspect
the mechanical department.
Robert Sterling Clark SO s., has been
commissioned second lieutenant In the
army, Ninth regiment, and
brevetted first lieutenant for conspicu
GUS galiantry. GOODNESS and courage
the battle of Tien Tsin.
China. Last fall Lieutenant Clark was
sent to Manila, where he served with
distinction against the Filipinos.
The sudden disappearance of Miss
Irmagrade Rossitre, teacher In the
Guilford high school, who left town on
Tuesday, created alarm, which was
however, dispelled somewhat by the re-
ceipt of letter from her by Principal
Lewis Of the high school which stated
that she had been suffering from head
ache and was going to New Haven for
On Wednesday Principal
Lewis received a letter from the young
lady postmarked Hartford. in which
city the young lady belongs.
Mrs. George Wakelee of this city has
been visiting Mrs. Caroline Robbins in
Plymouth.
John Lee Clark has returned from a
trip to New York, where he spent Sum-
day and the first part of the week.
William j. Malone of Bristol, a grad
uate of Yale 1900, has been appointed
a notary public by Governor Louns
bury and is performing all duties incl
dental to the office.
Miss Ethel Bailey leaves to-day for
her home in Southington, where she
will spend Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Terry, Deacon s.
B. Bronson and Mrs. Emma j. Powe of
Ansonia have. been elected delegates to
he Congregational church conference, !
to be held in this city Wednesday, Octo- |
Ger II.
An approaching wedding which will |
be of interest to many friends In this |
city is that of Miss Esther Blyden- |
burg, daughter Of ex-Judge Blyden- |
ourg of this city, to John II. Leggett, |
which will take place at brides |
home, 200 Spring street. Wednesday, |
October. Only the immediate families |
If the young people will be in attend- |
ance. After a short wedding trip they |
will make their home in East Haven,
where house has been furnished for
hem.
The family of President John M. Hall
If the New York, New Haven and |
Hartford railroad who have been in |
during the summer occu-
'ying the family summer residence, re-
urned to their residence at No. 90 Hill.
louise avenue, this city, this week.
Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Roe of Bristol for the
Wedding of their daughter, Miss Flor
nee Edna Roe to Howard Seymour
Peck at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening, Oc-
ODER &c. in the First Congregational
hurch at Bristol. A reception at Miss
aoes home, 235 Summer street. will
ollow the ceremony. Mr.. Peck gradu-
ted from Yale in the class of '96 and
umbers among his friends many peo-
lie here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Taylor of
his city are guests of the formers
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth N. Tavlor. |