The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-19
PERSONAL JOTTLNGS.

Mrs. Frances Young of Brooklyn, u for
mer parshioner Of Dr. and Mrs. w. l..
! Phillips, came to New Haven to attend the
| reception given TO the pastor of the Church
| of the kedeemer.
William g. Davenport, Yale 90, is an in
| struCtor in mathematics and science in the
| Bridgeport high school,.
Owing to the death of the mother of Mrs.
Grace Brown Salisbury, the literary class
recently formed by Miss Carrie A. Baldwin
| and Miss Susie Post will be indefinitely
| postponed.
Miss Elizabeth W. Hyndman of West Ha-
| Yea Is spending some time with friends in
| Westheld, Mass.
In the recent driving contest (three balls
| of the women members of the golf club,
| Miss Bertha Bradley carried off the honors
in 3? yards inches The approaching ana
! putting contest -four balls) was won also
| by Miss Bradley In ID strokes. Miss Brad
ley is also the possessor of the tournament
pin.
| lected by the New Haven branch Of the
| Needlework guild, will be held at the
rooms, 200 Orange streret, this afternoon at
o'clock, Brief reports will be read and
| tea served until half-past four. All con
tributors to the guild are cordially Invited.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Farnam who are
| touring Europe for six months, are enjoying
stay at Constantinople. Through the
kindness of friends, they attended the Sal
amlik, the ceremony attending the sultan
going to prayers. From COnstantinope MI.
and Mrs. Farnam We're expecting to go dl-
Miss Bessie Mix, daughter of Coroner
Mix, was the soloist at the service at the
Methodist church, West Haven, last even
ing.
Invitations are out for a subscription
dance to be given at the Country club Sat
urday evening, November "a, after the Yale
Harvard football game. Many of the
younger set anticipate entertaining their
friends who are here over the game in TINS
way.
Dir. John W. Coe has opened an Office for
the practice of medicine ut l63 East Sev
enty first street, New York city. Dr.. Coo
is Instructor in clinical microscopy and as
sistant IN clinical medicine at Cornell Uni.
is graduate from Yale in the class Of 'a3
S., and a son of John Coe, president of the
Merwin Provision company in this city.
Judge S. E. Bryant has returned from
hunting trip at his lodge In the Adiron-
dacLs. He reports the snow to be foot
deep and the thermometer down to zero.
Game is plenty and the judge shot two
deer.
The first assembly of the season of 1900
1901 will take place on Friday evening, De-
cember Z, at Harmonic hall This Is the
twenty third season of these delightful sub
scription dances, and promises TO be as sue,
cessful as any previous one. On account CT
Warner hall not being available for dances,
Harmonic hall has been selected, and the
dancers viii have the use of all the par
lors and the dining room ut each Of the
four dances which complete the series. AS
in former years, there will be dance in
January, one the night before Ash We'd
nesday and one after Lent, all Of which !
will take place at Harmonic hall.
dance will be given on December 7 at |
Lenox hall under the auspices of the |
Forum, a Boardman nigh school paper.
The West Haven Monday Whist club VII |
meet with Mrs, James Peck, Savin avenue, |
this afternoon.
Postmaster Kelsey of West Haven is
Fred Mayor Of New Haven. formerly of
Danbury who has been critically i'll for |
several weeks is rapidly recovering His
illness was caused by blood poisoning, FOL
which he received on a "aor1li engine
about six weeks ago His brother, H. II.
Mayo Of Danbury, has been In New Haven
several times of late to see him.
Announcement is made of the marriage of
Allen b. Judd of West Hartford to Miss
Freda C. Fuller of Hartford to take place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fuller. 10
-. II. Downer has returned from visit
to New York state bringing his mother,
Mrs Dcwnes, who will spend the winter
here.
wife of Branford Thursday night
Romanta Wells of the former firm of
Wells & Calhoun, of State street, this city,
Is on from Chicago and stopping at 40
Trumbu street. Mr.. Wells was for TWEEN
y-five years a prominent Fair Haven drug
gist and is an ex-member of the New lla-
ven Trays.
The wedding of William S. Clancy Of
West Main street, Bradford aud Miss Ger
rrude Miller of Naugatuck will take place
1T Naugatucl at 7 o'clock Wednesday
Rev Father Sheridan officiating.
This evening Mr. and Mrs. David Bald
win of Hopyard Plain. Branford, will cele
orate their silver wedding and the event
promises to be another of the seasons de-
ightful social functions.
The MayflOwer Social club gave their
opening reception at their club rooms ut
Grand avenue and James street, Friday .
'vening. The evening was spent in songs
md Rotations and an address by the sew
,ral officers of the club after which dane
ng was INDUCED In until 2 o'clock, At
Midnight a collation. was served.
L. II. English of this city was one Of the
lshers at the fashionable wedding In
3rooklne, Mass. on Thursday, Of Miss A.
= Clarke Of Broollline and Joseph Wodel
Il New York. The ceremony took place at
All Saints p. II. church, Brooklinc, the
rev. Father William Il. Frisby of the
'hurch of the Advent, assisted by the Rev.
}. y. Addison, rector of All Saints, Off
Eating A wedding breakfast was given at
e house of DR.. George Harding. II Regent
7ircle. Brookline. Mr.. and Mrs. Wodell
will reside at the Hotel Martinique, New
York.