The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
PERSONAL JOTTTNGS.

ABLY De absent on DuSlueSS ludtleFS lol
two or three weeks
w. e. Schneeloch, tenor in the choil
of Trinity M. e. church. has accepted
the position of tenor in the vested
choir of the Church of the Heavenly
Rest, Fifth avenue, New York, and viii
enter upon his new duties week from
next Sunday. Mr.. schneeloch was Sc.
lected from 600 applicants. The posi-
ton pays $1,000 year,
Mrs. James Sykes is sick with inter
nittent fever at her home in Short
Beach, Branford.
Mrs l.. j. Russell of 1874 Dwight street
has returned from Atlantic City, where
she spent two weeks with her brother
and his wife. They stopped at the Ho-
tel Windham.
DR.. John r. Cushing, the new prin-
cipal of the High school, left town
Tuesday for his former home in Gales
burg, Ill. He will return on Monday,
bringing with him his wife. DR.. Cush-
ing has taken the house at 81 Cottage
street and will take possession as soon
as possible next week. DR.. Cushing S
picture and greeting to the pupils of
the school appear In the school paper,
THE Radiator"
Mrs. Caroline Dean of Branford is
very sick at her home on Harrison ave-
nue., and grave fears are entertained
of her recovery, because of her advanc-
ed age. Mrs. Dean is eightyfour years
of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annie Barker of Fades
street. Branford, left Tuesday morning
for a wheeling trip to Norwalk to visit
friends.
The New Haven Orchestral club held
its first rehearsal Tuesday evening,
which was well attended these being
some valuable additions to membership
this year. w. e. Haesche, under whose
able dictatorship the club made such
marked advancement last season. is re-
! tanned, which will no doubt be very
gratifying to all lovers of good music.
The officers and executive committee
elected at the annual meeting held Sep
TENDER II, 1900, are as follows: Presi-
| dent, George A, Law; vice president,
j. E. Stannard; secretary, c. F. Hollis
| ter; treasurer, Edward G. Wooster;
other members of executive committee,
| George E. Fulton, Z. J. Driesback and
| Edward B. Warren
Among the guests at the Branford
| library yesterday afternoon were the
Rev. DR.. Munger, Professor Fisher and
Professor Weir Of New Haven.
Frank S. Plat, the State street flor
list, has been invited by the managers
of both the Danbury and Newtown
fairs to be one of the expert Judges on
grains, fruits and flowers. There is
probably no better authority in the
state on these articles than Mr. P1att
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Sickles of Branford
Point are rejoicing over the arrival of
a new baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Pierce ~ WEIGH and
their daughter, Miss Marian WEIGH, of
College street. who have spent a part
OF the summer in Europe, will sail for
home on October 6.
AT the residence of Professor H. M
Whitney, librarian of the Blackstone
Memorial library, Bradford on Mon
towese street yesterday afternoon at
o'clock took place the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth B. Whitney, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Whitney, to
Louis Ross Moore. The bridesmaid was
Miss Katharine Bill of Beloit, Wis. a
sister-in-law and a senior in Belot col
lege. The groomsman was Josiah
Dwight Whitney Yale '98 now connect
ed with the New York Evening Post,
for some years a classmate of the
groom. The bride was given away by
her uncle, James Lyman Whitney, for
thirty years connected with the Boston
Public library, and now at its head
The ceremony was performed by the
BRIDES father. The bride is the only
RI af NJ
ney, and is If an old Massachusetts,
family, but native of Wisconsin. She
was graduated at the Beloit High
school and took the degree of A. b. at
Beloit college In 1899, was selected to
be speaker at commencement was a
member and leader of the Womens
Glee club of the college, and has made |
a speciality Of library work The groom,
Louis Ross Moore, formerly of Cold
water, Mich, took the degree of A. b.
at Beliot college In 1885, and was a
commencement speaker and honor man. |
He Is now taking his third degree of
graduate work In philosophy at Har-
ward university, and is in charge of the /
social and athletic work of
the Prospect union, the organization
of Harvard come into friendly and help I
full relations with the working men of I
Cards were received in New Haven /
to the marriage of Miss Anna
Mary Twitchell, daughter of Mrs. JUS
tin E. Twitchell of Northampton, Mass,
to the Rev. Quincy Blakely of South
Conn. The wedding is
for Wednesday afternoon, October 10,
at 4:30 o'clock. The ceremony will be
performed in the First Congregational
church by the Rev DR. Hose The ar
for the marriage will be
very quiet, both as a matter of taste !
on the part of the bride and because
If the death last spring of her father,
DR.. j. E. TWitchell, for SO many years
pastor of Dwight Place church in this
,ity. There will be ushers and maids.
and the bride will be gowned In white
satin, but no reception will follow at
he house. Miss Twitchell is graduate
If Vassar college and young woman
If rare sweetness of disposition and
strength of character The private an
lOuncement of her betrothal to the
ydung minister some time ago, to her
New Haven friends elected the univer-
Jal comment as to her fitness for such
position. Rev Mr.. Blakely the pros
oective groom, is a graduate of the