The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-06-13
PERSONdL MENTION.

with cancer since January, is gradually failing. She is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. W. Phelps, at 119 1 Exchange street.
 Miss Ella Briggs of Mt. Vernon is the guest of Mrs, Hawley at the lat ter's cottage at Indian Neck. Mrs. Watson l.. Phillips has been in Brooklyn the past week, going down for wedding early last week, Dr. Phillips joining her for the interesting event and returning for his Sabbath 1 duties at his church. Mrs. Phillips re- turned to New Haven yesterday
 Mrs. Obed Linsley, who spent the New Haven, has returned to her home at Branford Point for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Post of South Britain are visiting their relatives, the Blakes- ] lees of Orange street. Mrs. Post is I oonvalescent after a severe attack of the grip.
 Miss Chandler, daughter of Professor ard Mrs. w. E. Chandler of College street, is the guest of friends in Hat field, Mass, She will attend the com mencement exercises at Smith college. E. D. Stevens of Wallingford is building a summer cottage at Indian Neck and his brother, Elmer Stevens, is erecting another at Pine Orchard.
 William J. Enrich, 1900 s., of New York city, has been elected captain of the Yale bicycle team to succeed Cap | tain E. A. Strong of last years team. Captain Strong resigned when re- elected.
 Miss Lauretta Babcock and Miss Julia Lamphier of Branford leave today for California to spend the summer in travel.
 c, w. Cook and family of Holyoke have arrived at the Barnacle, Indian Neck for the summer.
 Dr, and Mrs W. w. Leete and fam fly will spend their vacation season in Vermont, the location near Rutland.
 c. c. Redfeld and wife of Harlan, Iowa, are the guests of c. A. Bushnell and wife in Old Saybrook Mrs. Red field is the brother of MT Bushnell and has not been east for twelve years.
 Rev. MT. Gardner Eldridge, pastor of the First M. F. church, and family, are already domiciled at a cottage in Madison for the summer, the former going back and forth to attend to his ministrattons to his people.
 J. W. Watts, a Yale student, was injured by falling from his wheel near the Elm Tree Inn, in Pennington, on Saturday. His wrist was sprained and he received several bruises. He was taken into the Inn where he stayed till Sunday night.
 Mrs. c. w. Blakeslee and children will go to Albany next week to join MT. Blakesee who is located there for the c,lp1o1ar larya cor- tract in the building of a third rail | line of road, They will locate in the | suburbs of Albany for the summer
 Mrs. Seymour Loomis has been en- tertaining the Misses Buck of New Milford Conn.,, for a fortnight. MT. | and Mrs. Loomis will go to the Berk- | shires on the 2let to be present at a | large wedding and house party com | bined.
 Henry Johnson and his brother, Ed | ward Johnson of Broadway, will leave | New York Saturday next for Paris by | the steamer Wilhelm der Crosse They | will visit the exposition and stay about | two months viewing the great exhibi- tor.
 Eidtor Irving J. Reyes of the Milford 1 Citizen was baptized Into the Protestant Episcopal faith Monday morning est. | Barnabas Day) at Set. Peter's church, the rector, Rev. Herbert w. Hutchin- son, officiatingI MT. Reyes is {. son of the Rev. J. J. Reyes, well known Bap- tist clergyman of Central New York
 Miss Mary T. Flanagan of PIP Frank lin street was married yesterday morn- ing at Il o'clock in St. Patrick's church. by the Rev. Father Murray, to Thomas J. White. nuptial mass followed the ceremony. After the church event the wedding party enjoyed reception at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. J. J. Flanagan.
 Charles H. Day of this city, the very successful writer of short stories, be- gins In Golden Hours, which appears on Saturday, new story entitled Herr Driesbach, the Lion King or the Thrilling Trials and Triumphs of Daring Performer" MT. Day has been some very bright and at tractive stories to the recent issue of Golden Hours.
 William Fitz Hugh Whitehouse of Newport, R. l., a graduate of Yale in the class of 1899, has been heard from n Africa. He started some months ago
  petition for the purpose of exploring Lake Rudolf in Abyssina. The party 1as returned safely to Mombassa, on | he east coast of Africa, reaching there - ,n June 10. With Mir. Whitehouse were friends, H. J. Harrison, Powell Cotton md A. Butler They left Zeila, on the Red Sea, early in November last with a caravan composed of large number af natives and about eighty camels. While 1t Yale MT. Whitehouse roomed with Alfred c. Vanderbilt 99.
 Miss Margaret G. Hickey of Wash ngton avenue, who has been teaching school in Guilford, has returned home, he school term having closed Friday with appropriate exercises.
 H. N. Atwood who was formerly q Jerk in the employ of the Booth Meat 4 company, but who has been for some \ months past travelling for the American : Cereal company of Chicago, is now lome, at 45 Pierpont street, for a nonth He is accompanied by J. J. Mcguire of the sales department of the company and both report business as Xcelent. Rev. MT. Wirkley and wife of Bran- ord were given delightful reception londay evening at the rectory by the hurch people. The house was beauri- ully decorated. MT. and Mrs. Winkley