The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

street. sail to-day for Antwerp. They
will make quite an extended tour of Eu-
rope, returning home some time in
September
Albert Jente of 81 Bristol street has
gone to Oswego, N. " on a vacation
of six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Landolt, formerly
of this city, sailed for Europe on the
steamship st. Louis last week.
Judge c. d. Burnes and family of
Greenwich spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Minor D. Randall of River
side avenue, East Norwalk, and then
came to this city to visit relatives.
Miss Sadie Beecher of 220 Davenport
avenue has arrived home for her sum
mer vacation. Miss Beecher is MEM
Der of the class of 1908 Smith college
and also graduate of Hillhouse high
| school in the class OF '99.
Robert Humphrey Of Unionville, who
has been an accommodating clerk at
the Hotel RusSwin, New Britain, for
| year past, has gone to the Hotel Garde,
| at New Haven, to accept a clerkship
Mr.. Humphrey has been succeeded at
the Russwin by Mr.. Terry of Holyoke.
Major Clark and staff went to Hart
ford Monday and attended a ban
quet given by the Providence Light In
fantry of Providence, r. l., who held
their field day in Hartford yesterday.
The First company G. f. Guard, Put
nam PhalanX We're also invited guests.
! George Mungoe, charge d affairs OF
| the Yale music departments quarters
on the campus, and well known in the
Scottish societies of New Haven, will
sail for Scotland on June 30th to spend
July, August and part of September.
He will incidentally take run down
| to Paris for the exposition.
Deputy Sheriff Stevens is confined to
his home with a severe cold.
Albert Rogers of Mill Plain, Bran
ford, and his daughter, Mrs. William
Comstock, left the last of the week for
Philadelphia to be away one week,
Ex-Councilman Peter Conlin Of the
Seventh ward is i'll at his home with an
abscess on the leg.
Nellie Boynton of Branford is recov-
erisg from a very severe attack of ivy
poisoning, contracted in the grove at the
Mill Pond last week
| Senator David Callahan is soon to
leave New Haven to locate in the prac-
tice of law in one of the big cities. He
has accepted a position as partner to
lawyer of large practice.
The Rev. Henry Stone of Wallngford
delivered a doctrinal sermon at Cay
| lords opera house, Bradford, last even
| ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wager celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage Monday night, at their home,
| S37 Grand avenue, a fine entertainment
contributed by the following: Miss
Clara Smith, songs; the Dewey quar-
tet, Messrs McGovern Guerin, Fltz-
gerald, Weber and Ferris. was enjoyed.
A fine collation. was served. Many fine
presents in chinaware were received
from their friends.
Mrs. George A. Maycock's Oldest son,
Douglass, is home from Poughkeepsie
military school, at the end of his fourth
year there with his brother Ray. The
latter has gone on a visit to the home
of a classmate and will not reach New
Haven for another week,
Miss Sarah Tormey, daughter of John
Tormey of 1879 winthrop avenue, and
John F'inken of New York, were mar
ried at St. Johns church Monday
morning. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride to the
relatives after which Mr.. and Mrs. Fin
ken left for a trip to Washington and
other points of interest. They will re-
side in New York.
Louis Leyerzaph, fencing instructor
of Yale, has gone to Philadelphia to
attend the Turn Fest June 81 to "a
A large number of friends called at
the residence of Lieutenant George S.
Barrows last Saturday evening and
aided the lieutenant and Mrs. Barrows
in celebrating the 25th anniversary of
their wedding, The popular couple re-
ceived many presents.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage in New York Monday, June 1S, of
Theophius Henness Wolff of this city
and Frances Davenport Hazel, by the
Rev. T. Calvin McCeland, d. D., Of
floating clergyman.
1t is learned that Arthur l.. Wheeler,
instructor in Latin at Yale, will resign
his position at Yale this month to ac-
cept a professorshp at Bryn Mawr col
lege.
Ralph P Shone of Philadelphia was
the guest over Sunday of friends on
Whalley avenue.
Miss Stella Aubrey, the 18-year-old
daughter Of Lee j. Aubrey, a Park
street carriage manufacturer was Sc
riously injured Monday evening OPP
posite the Hotel Groveand on Chapel
street. In attempting to cross the troll
ley track she was thrown from her BIZ
cycle and one of her legs was broken.
She was taken home.
A song recital by the pupils Of Fred |
erick Weld will be given at ST. Paul's |
parish house Friday evening, June %, !
at S:15. Some well known singers will |
take part in the programme.
William e. Day, 1902, brother of |
Dwight II. Day, who last Friday was |
married to Miss Mary L. Townsend, !,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. w. X |
Townsend, was last night selected as
managing editor of the 1902 Yale News
board
Warren j. Andrews and Miss Minnie
G. Hotchkiss, both Of Cheshire, We're |
married Monday evening by the Rev
E. c. Marrett of the Ch arch of the AS
cension at Mr.. Marrett's residence
superintendent Spier of the commits
sioners Of the board of chamber and
have patitioned the board of
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