The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
PFRSONIL MENTION.

Professor Lounsbury, who has been ir Washington for the past two weeks, the guest of MT. McCabe, the talented writ CT, is expected home next Friday. Pro- | lessor Lounsbury has been greatly ben efited in health by his trip south
 Maurice Higgins, jr., of East Pearl street. who has been in New Haven hos pital for the past four or five weeks where he underwent an operation for appendicitis, has returned home and is very much improved.
 Miss Sara Converse of the Maude Adams company is the guest of her sister, Mrs E. T. Somers of No. 51 Lake place.
 Invitations have been sent cut for the marriage of Robert T. Fowler, son of Attorney John s. Fowler, assistant clerk of the superior court, and Miss Alice Earle Barrows, daughter of Rds- well Storrs Barrows of Jamaica Plains, Mass, to take place at the brides home on May 24.
 MT. and Mrs. John M Marvin and their daughter, Miss Grace E. Marvin, are attending the marriage of Miss Mary Alkaline, the daughter of Richard S. and Mrs, Mary Marvin Todd of Brooklyn. Miss Todd is the grandniece of Rev. s. P. Marvin of Woodbridge, and traces her ancestry through Key mold Marvin who was baptised in St. Mary's church, Great Bentley England in 1593 and came to this country and settled first at Hartford and eventually at Lyme, to Roger Marvin of St Stephens parish, Ipswich, England, 1430
 James T. Moran of the committee on schools said yesterday that the applications from aspirnnts to the position of superin- tendent of New Haven schools were still
 Mrs. Emelie Schneeloch Busse the sing CT, formerly of this city, slipped on the sidewalk in Hartford Tuesday morning and met with painful injury. She had to be assisted home by friends.
 John Stevenson, clerk in Woods drug store, West Haven, who has been i'll for over a month at his home with pneumonia, has so far recovered as to be able to b.
 The engagement Is announced of Miss Josephine Day daughter of George H. Day of Hartford. and M. Toscan Bennett, Yale '0S, son of the late M Bennett also of Hartford.
 Frank Rice, h1avcial secretary of tho Young Mems Republican club, has rendered his resignation.
 Mrs. Sophia Goodman. mother of Samuel Goodman and Mrs, Addie Stinow, celcbrat. cd her seventy fifth birthday anniversary yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. St'now, on Lyon street If was very pleasant family party where tho relatives gathered 10 wish her many happy returns of the day.
 Miss Deborah Stcttuer. whose engage mcnt to Sigmund A. Lauber was recently announced will he at home Sunday, May 20. from 3 to 6 D. m.
 Miss Mae Jean Francis Colt is to give q recital and informal dance at Warner hall, Wednesday evening May 30, which prom isea to be T very delightful affair. Miss Colt is one of New Havens most charming and talented young women and she will he assisted In this by several well known ar lists from New York.
 Dr. j. II. Girdner of New York city and philo $. Bennett of this city have returned from a western trip during which they have been with William Jennings Bryan in Chicago Omaha and Lincoln. Neb his home. They were entertained by Mir. Bry- an at this residence for two days Dr. Girdner is now in Buffalo. Mir. Bennett has returned to New York, from where the two started some ten days ago. MT. Ben