The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-28
PERSONAL J0TTINGS.

Mrs. ]. e. Hubinger is visiting il
Portland, Me.
A party composed Of employees of tht
L. Candee Rubber company Will give
their third annual concert and ball a.
Temple hall Wednesday evening, De
cember 49, Arpins orchestra will furn.
ish music and Mr.. Hackett will prompt
Clerk Gurdon B. Colt of the Bridge
port board of charities, formerly OF this
city and clerk on the Old Line steam
boats who has been confined to his
home for the past three months with a
protracted attack of intlammatory
rheumatism, has so far recovered from
his disabilities that he expects to re-
sumo his duties his duties this week.
Miss Hope Ives, daughter of G. p
Ives of S56 State street, this city, re-
turned home yesterday for the Thanks
giving holidays from Glastonbury,
where she is in charge of one of the
public schools.
Edward p. Lyman of New Preston,
Conn, came to the city for the football
game on Saturday and is still the guest
of relatives.
Wyatt of Branford report safe arrival
in Galena and pleasant impressions of
new country in the far west
Mrs Arthur Foote of New York is
visiting her father, DR.. Palmer, Of
Whitney avenue.
The Jolly Five Social club will give
a prize mask ball at Temple hall corner
Of Chapel and Union streets, this even
ing. Lilley's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic and Mr.. Meanay will be the prompt
er
Some of the most popular young wo-
men of the Normal Training school
have recently organized two basket
ball teams, and are doing splendid work
under the direction of Miss Weston.
The teams line up as follows: Cap
tains, Misses Lynch and Eagan: for
wards, Miss Twist Miss Demorest.
Miss Hyland, Miss Gleason; guards,
Miss Coughlan, Miss Mcdonald, Miss
Platt, Miss Gilhuly.
John Gullins, Finlander who re-
Gently returned to Branford after a
year spent in Wethersfeld, was mar
ried last evening to Annie Johnson, by
the Rev X. A. Martin.
The Kangaroo club, of which num-
Der of we'll known New Haven gentle
men are members, will tender an infor-
NAL supper to Congressman N. d. Sper-
ny at the Union league tonight. Mr..
Sperry is a member of the club. Be
sides the original members there will
be eight invited guests at the supper,
making sixteen in all 1t is an Informal
send-of for the congressman prior to
his departure for Washington.
Professor Santayana of Harvard
the well known writer on
matters of aesthetics and ideal philos-
ophy, lectured last night before the
Yale Philosophical club on Some
Things That Aristotle Can Yet Teach
U.s.
Richard Bradley of Branford is hav-
ing his summer cottage at Bradley
Point connected with the water
mains.
The Yale freshman football eleven
will present to Hugh Auchincloss 1901
A loving cup in token of their appre-
citation of his services as coach during
the season.
vi. NIUE VI dlllDId is Out again
after being housed for several days
with a very hard cold.
Henry Bradley Of Branford is a can
1idate for doorkeeper at the legisla-
.ure.
The Monday Thimble and Literary
'luh conducted by Miss Webster held
S second meeting of he season Monday |
1T the home of Mrs Peck on High |
street at O'Clock. There were five |
lew members admitted to the club, |
Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee, Mrs e. M Jones, |
Mrs. Arthur Beebe, Mrs Thompson, |
md Mrs. Law. Miss Webster's sub |
ect was 1.-THE Assassination of Mon |
lrchs and What Led Up to Them"
DR.. J. e. Bushnell, pastor of the |
Phillips Memorial church of Madison |
venue, New York. who is quite well |
,nown to many here, is to leave that |
hurch and so to the Second Presby- |
erian church in Kansas City The con- |
.regation to which he is going has not |
-et q building, but the work of exca-
atlng it has been commenced, and the
uilding win be ready by next spring
One Of the large wedding that is