The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

>. GRAY, OIL LOS AH5ciSs, Sdl', VIII
came east some time ago to attend tn
marriage of her son to Miss Mallory
daughter of Lester Mallory Of TAI
Haven Heights, is spending a month
in Hartford with her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Merwir
Gray of 81 Allen Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Martin ant
Frederick steinert left yesterday morn
ing for Boston. ef
H. w. Knox, Yale 'o2, has been elect.
ed leader of the Apollo Glee club.
Miss HELEN Kelleher will lecture or
california" at the regular members
entertainment of the Y. M. G. A. al
Warner hall Wednesday evening.
DR.. Alexander Mackenzie will lecture
in the Leonard Bacon course of lee
lures on April 2.
Miss Gertrude Norton of Dickinson
street is spending three weeks in Ston-
irgton.
Frank Fl. Russell, Yale 1900, has beer
appointed to the senior class fund COM
1900, who was unable to serve.
The Get-One club Of the Young Mems
Christian association, which, under the
direction of Chairman William R. Har-
tung, Is making strenuous efforts tC
raise the membership Of the organiza-
ton, inaugurated campaign which
will be pushed vigorously until mater
ial gains have been made. Each mem
Der of the Y. M. c. A. who joins this
club finds it his duty to secure an ad-
ditional member who In turn tries to
have one of his friends join the organ
ization, thus promoting the scheme on
a sort of endless chain basis.
w. l.. Cushings school at Dobb's
Ferry, N. Y, will remove to simsbury.
Mr. Gushing is a Yale graduate, class
Of ~. He married Miss Mary Strong,
daughter of City Treasurer Strong of
this city, and for a time taught in the
Hartford High school. Later he was
teacher of Latin in Yale university,
where he made many friends, and was
for some time rector of Hopkins Gram
mar school Two years he spent in
Greece studying archaeology. The
building will be located on what is
known as williams Hill, previously
owned by r. III. Ensign On Saturday
Mr.. Gushing, j. T. Curtiss and Henry
Welles of New York made final ar
rangements for the new project. Mr..
Cushing is the guest Of Mr.. Curtiss.
Presiding Elder Adams Of New Ha-
ven will deliver a lecture in the First
M. E. church, Waliingford, Tuesday
evening, February 10. The subject of
the lecture will be the ninth letter of
the alphabet, I.
Miss Lena Lenetska of New York is
visiting Attorney and Mrs. John G.
Greenspun. A reception was given in
Miss Lenetska's honor at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Greenspun, 295 Con-
gress avenue, last Friday evening.
Miss May C. Plunkett, who has been
engaged for long time as stenograph-
er in the office of the board of educa-
ton, has resigned. Miss Plunkett has
accepted an offer from New York
business firm. 1t is understood she will
receive larger salary in her new po-
sition. $500
Edward T. Purcell, who recently ac-
quired control of the Southington Phoe-
nix, has left for the south to be gone
three weeks. Mr.. Purcell was too busy
during the summer to take his vacation
at that time so he has decided to take
short trip at this time
Thomas Donahue, a teamster Of 121
Adeline street, was thrown from hts
wagon at State and George streets yes
terday forenoon, his horse taking fright
Ar at, TT
and when he was finally
he complained of pain in
his left shoulder. He was unable to
walk and Policeman Peter Hayes call
ed the police ambulance and had him
taken home.
AT meeting of the governing board
If the Yale university club the follow
ng men were elected: John C. Hum
bird, 1901 s., Walter Duren, 1901S., c.
K. Peck, special, S. L. Hengerer, 1901S.,
). u. Copeley, 1901S., c. c. Sprigg,
L9O1S., r. A. Mckinley, 19O1S., f. s.
19o1s, G. E. Armstrong,
9o1S., w. X. Barnard, 19O1S.. E. s.
Toothe, 1900S., r. r. Lee, 19O1S. Allen
smith, 1901 s., Allen z. Smith, 1901 S.,
T. A. Farra, 1901 S., F. e. Perkins, 1901
J., J. s. Ogilive, jr, 1901 S., M. j.
1901 S., f. L. Quinby, 1902 s.,
\. p. Wilder, L. S., J. B. A. Fosburgh,
special S., B. M. Smith, 1901 S., j. F.
Ferry 1901 S., M. Ferry, 1901 S., l.. p.
Myers, 1901 S., w. M. Fincke, 1901 S., r.
]. Adams, 1901 s., H. F. Allen, 1901 S.,
1. Pearce, IT,, 1901 S., ]. 0. Tobin, jr,
J. S., Southland Hay, 1901 s.
A very pretty dance was that given
night by the Samoset club at
he Town Hall in West Haven. Beers
rchestra from Bridgeport furnished
he music, and among those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peck, Miss
Henrietta Peck of Boston, Miss Buck
ngham, Miss Marian Reynolds, Miss
'almer, Miss Bertha Warner, Miss
)aisy Blake, Miss Alberta Kelsey, Miss |
ue Ives, Miss Leila Ives, Mr.. and Mrs. |
,rnest Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur |
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warner,
Iiss Susie Kinner, Dr. and Mrs. |
dams, Miss Bugsbee, Miss Louise