The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-18
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

4IAss <hAHtt a, IIIill9 allu AllsB I$d lL- erlne Stevens of Keeseville, N. r., re- l turned home yesterday after few 1 weeks stay with MT. and Mre. Parish of 'Portsea street.
 The Knights of St. Patrick have ap-
 pointed pr. Fl. A. Spang and Edward Moriarty a committee to take charge
 of the carriage arrangements on the night of the grand ball, February z.
 They will introduce new system of
 checks, which will probably prevent de- lays and confusion.
 Mayor Driscoll left yesterday for a
 three days trip to New York.
 The physicians at Grace hospital had consultation yesterday over the case of Captain J. H. Wilkins, who was ad- mitted for treatment on Tuesday. He is suffering from a cancerous affection of the tongue and throat, and the tongue is very much involved, so much so that it Is very difficult for the patient to speak or to make himself understood. It Is stated that the condition of the patient Is very much like that of Gen. eral Grant.
 Miss N. Cecile Bryan, boolkkeeper at M. T. Gregory & Sons store, Milford, will resign her position at the end of this week to take similar position with a New Haven firm.
 s. W. Rankin, superintendent of malls at the Springfield, Mass, postoff1ce, was i'll town yesterday visiting the officials at the local office. He has been in the mail service for years.
 Biela Hotchkiss of Cheshire is very i'll at his residence from a second stroke of paralysis and but slight hopes are entertained for his recovery.
 The Cheshire Literary club will meet to-day with Mrs F. A, Ives in West Haven. Lamb and Macaulay will be the authors for the day, with study Of their lives by the club; Current Events" by Miss Bristol; Lambs Es- says and Tales" by Mrs F. A. Ives; "Macaulay, Poet, Historian, Essayist," Mrs. Hurley and readings by Miss Cal- houn and Miss Smith.
 Mrs. Robert H. Page of 1S6 Daven- port avenue, who has been visiting Mrs. J. Clarence Page of Bristol, has return ed home. About the first of February MT. and Mrs. Page will move to Bris- tol, where MT. Page has accepted a position with his brother in the Bristol Bill company.
 Yesterday forenoon MT. Michael Looney was united in marriage to Miss Theresa Maloney by the Rev. Father Kelly. The bride was most becorningly attired in stone blue tailor-made gown with large velvet hat with os- trioh plumes. The maid of honor, Miss Jennie Hogan, was most attractive in a tailor made gown of dark blue with large hat with ostrich plumes. The best man was John Looney. Following the church service a wedding break fast was served at their newly furn- ished home on Clay street. Yesterday afternoon MT. and Mrs Looney went on wedding trip to Washington.
 The New Haven county commission CTS have appointed Attorney Edgar S. Edgeton, liquor prosecuting agent for Ansonia, to succeed Attorney c. c. Ford, whose term had expired. MT. Ford had been prosecuting agent since 1895. Attorney Ford's term expired last July, and there has been no prosecut- ing agent since. c. c. Ford Is former New Haven man and former captain of the New Haven Grays
 Frank Fichtl, the popular leader of the Second Regiment band, has been reelected as leader of the band, and the other officers are as follows: D. w. president; Stephen Cook, secretary; William Hegel, treasurer Jacob Rosinus, librarian: and B. l.. | Daniels, sergeant. The executive com 1nittee are Best Cass, l.. M Bodwell, and Jeremiah Lynch. Leader Fiohtl, who has been acting as treasurer pro tenn, submitted his report, which showed the band to be in the most 1 condition it has ever been, and he was accorded vote of thanks for his duties.
 Invitations were issued yesterday by | Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Bushnell of 1888 | Chapel street for the marriage of their | daughter, Charlotte Ann, to Charles Birely. The ceremony will | take place at the Church of the Re leemer at 6:30 D. m, January 31, and pr. Phillips will be the officiating Miss Bushnell will be &C., by bridesmaids, who will be Miss Birely, sister of the bride groom, and Miss Carolina Sperry of avenue.