The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-29
pERSoN4L MENTION.

university, has informed Superintend- ent Kendall that he will not be able to accept the invitation to deliver an ad- dress before the high school seniors at the graduation exercises.
 MT and Mrs G. B. Bunnell leave next week for Southport, where they will open their summer home.
 MT and Mrs. Colin M. Ingersoll have taken the Burwell home on Whitney avenue.
 Little Louis F. Corscone, the six-year- year-old boy of 104 Franklin street who was struck by a ball from bat on the park near Sargents last Saturday. is still unconscious and very low, pr. D Ella is attending him. It is feared that he will not recover.
 J. w. Miller, general superintendent of the marine district of the New York, New Haven and Hartford system, will occupy his cottage this year at Pequot colony. this city.
 The Rev. Father Coyle, pastor of St. Johns Roman Catholic church. on Sun | day in urging generous contributions | lO the dlIludl tOllttllpl Scib llidl VA | tensive repairs are needed on the | church to prevent it collapsing The structure is old and badly ventilated.
 Professor and Mrc. William Lyon | Phelps sail for Europe June 2S. | Mrs, William Rice of St. Roman street | is spending a week in New York. Grand Deputy. Roswell B. Farren of this city is advocating the idea of the order holding state field day some | time during the summer. It is proba- | ble that the order will come to this city for the outing if it is decided to hold one.
 MT and Mrs. Herman of Boston were the guests last week of MT. and Mrs Rudolph Steinert of Orange street. Mrs. Steinert, who Is a sister of Mrs. Herman, returned with her to Boston en Saturday, where she will remain until "Wednesday of this week. MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice of Trumbull street entertained Rev, pr, George M Christian of New York city, rector of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin during his visit of the past week to New Haven.
 Miss Vim of New York city is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. Edward Geary of Whitney avenue for the week.
 Miss Marion Leddy has just returned from New York, where she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jones and Miss Elsie Jones. She attended the ceremo- nes of the Feast of the Ascension at the convent of the Sacred Heart, at Manhattanville. where Miss Jeanne Malley, only daughter of MT. and Mrs, Edward Malley and sister of Walter Malley and Master Arthur Malley of this city, received Gas did eleven other mlsses) their first communion. These young girls all wore white. The altar and their prie diem were beautifully decorated with flowers and lighted with many candles and the music was ex- quisite Miss Jeanne Malley, as we'll as the others, were the recipients of many lovely presents.
 Mrs James F. McGann sustained severe injury Sunday morning on Da- venport avenue. While on her way home from St John's R. c. church, Mrs McGann turned her right ankle over on the sidewalk near the parochial resi- denee and fractured leg resulted just above the ankle. She was taken to her home and the fracture reduced by pr, Thomas H. Russell
 Professor and Mrs, Sturgis gave very delightful little birthday party In honor of their youngest daughter, Miss Julia, Thursday afternoon at her home on Prospect street About twenty-eight little people enjoyed an afternoons frolic on the lawn, where tents were erected. The happy occasion was high ly enjoyed.
 The members of an afternoon whist club had house party at the summer home of Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee at West Haven. The members of the party are Misses Fannie Bishop, Julia Booth, Min nie Kraft Marjorie Lum, Bessie Mix, Claribel Mix, Marion Nichols, Mabel Stoddard, Grace Walker, Jessie Wyre and Martha Blakeslee. Mrs. r. Cole man Boyd is chaperoning the party,
 The marriage of Miss Anna Richards of Park street and James Locke, in- structor in Yale, will take place at the country residence of the Richards in Woodbridge, The date is June q, and it will be genuine country wedding in the month of roses For bridesmaids, Miss Richards will have several of her old school friends
 Samuel & Seviere is in New Haven once more, after an absence of two or three years. He has accepted position at the upholstering establishment of Henry B. simon, No. 10S0 Chapel street. giving up position in the same line of work in Tarrytown, N Y.
 Mrs. Y. B. Farwell of Redmond, Cal, is visiting Mrs G. N, osborn of Whit ney avenue,
 Superintendent Kendall has returned from Boston. He visited the schools in that city and vicinity to ascertain if he could procure a number of teachers for the high schools of this city. It is eX- pected that there will be five or six vacancies in these schools and of Spe- cial teachers, It is understood that as a result of MT Kendall's visit, three or four teachers will come to this city and appear before the committee on schools. MT Kendall has begun making up a list ot teachers for the ensuing year. This list will be reviewed by the com mittee on schools and will then be re- ported to the board of education, at q meeting to be held a week from next Friday This list will not contain the names of the nine teachers for the new Worthington Hooker school. as that