The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-21
Personal MENTION.

Harry B. Jepson gave his fifth organ
recital yesterday afternoon at Battell
chapel at s O'Clock. t
Mrs. r. H. Tyner, wife of the assist
ant city attorney returned Monday ev-
ening from a three months visit in
Beatrice Neb
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Russell and their
young child have moved into the house,
1856 Edgewood avenue. They have been
stopping with Mr. Russells brother in
law, NJ E, Chatfleld, since the disas-
trOus fire which made them homeless a
fortnight ago
1t was announced yesterday morning
by President James w. Seeley of the
New Haven Chess club that a match
game of chess has been arranged be-
tween the New Haven Chess club and
the Yale club on the one side and the
Boston Y. M. C. A. union and the Bos-
ton School Of Technology Chess clubs
on the other side. The match will be
played by telegraph and will come off
on Washington's birthday, with eigh-
teen men on side.
l.. c.. Bates, the well known agent,
who resides at 276 Dixwell avenue, who
was taken suddenly i'll a few days ago,
is somewhat better and is slowly recov-
ering. He is attended by DR. Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs William Moseley and
Miss Emma Moseley left yesterday for
six weeks trip through the west
They will travel through Mexico and go
as far west as California before their
return.
w. G. Davidson of 230 Dixwell avenue
is quite Ill with malaria and has been
for several days past. He Is attended
by Dr. Converse
Miss Grace Mckinley, niece Of Pres
ident Mckinley who has many ac'
quaintances In this city, having been
one Of the guests of the Misses Ives
of Whitney avenue, was one of the
guests of honor at dance in Washing
ton Monday ,sgening given by Miss
Wilson, daughter Of the secretary Of
agriculture
Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldbaum announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Fannie Goldbaum, to David Sommer-
field of New York. The couple will be
at home at 1897 Elm street Sunday, Feb
ruary 25 from 3 to 6 o'clock, All
Invitations tosthe number of 175rhave
been sent out by Mrs. j, G. Johnson for
a tea to be given by her for Miss Jennie
Hyman of Chicago and Miss Helen
Kaiser Of Waterbury Thursday, Febru-
airy %, from until p. m.
Sergeant Klaiber of the central police
station was resting easier yesterday. 1t
has been definitely decided that he has
a very serious attack of Inflammation
of. the bowels and not appendicitis as
first reported
Rev. j. G. ABrien, pastor of the Sec
red Heart Roms.'r Catholic church Of
made the opening prayer
at the converting of the criminal super
Tor court in that city yesterday. This
Is the first time Sheriff Hawley has ex
tended the courtesy to Catholic priest. |
George D. Wharton and wife have
sold to Charles w. Clark a house and
lot on Gilbert street, the price paid be-
ing $4,000.
Mrs. Jules Prantzer, daughter of Rev.
Justin e. Twitchell, formerly pastor OF |
he Dwight Place Congregational |
church of this city, left yesterday for
Northampton, Mass, where her father
$ dangerously i'll.
s. G. Rice of Charles street, who is
, travelling agent for the Mealine Soap
is slightly indisposed and
las been confined to his house for the
asst day or two. His friends hope that
le will soon be conyalescent.
Edward Everett, grocer at the corner
# Dixwell avenue and Lake Place, is
lutte Ill at his residence at Universe
y Place. He is attended by DR.. Con-
Terse
Cards are out for tea to be given
" the Misses Booth and Miss Law,
february n, at 151 Water street.
Joseph HI. Douglass, the brilliant vio-
mist and grandson of the late Hon.
frederick Douglass will give two reeit-
Is at Warner hall, March 1 and 2, for
he benefit Of the Banker Boys Insti
ute, Baltimore, Md, assisted by fine
1cal talent This will be the only
astern appearance of Mr., Douglass
his season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HI. Loomis and
heir daughter Miss Mabel Loomis of,
Cottage street, leave Saturday for a
rir, n Cuba