The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-29
PERSONAL JOTTfNGS.

B. B. Sanford of Southington.
Fire Marshal Gladwin has gone tt
Clinton Conn, to spend Thanksgiving
Rev Mr.. Warden will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon at the unior
meeting which will be held at O'Clock
this evening in the Plantsyille Congre-
gational church,
A delightful whist was given or
Monday afternoon by Mrs. j. c. John
son of 43 Park street in honor of Charles
May of Albany, N. Y, who is her guest
The hours were from until o'clock
and about thtrty-two ladies enjoyed
the play. The eight ables were elabo-
rately decorated in different colors.
Max BACON, son of DR.. BACON of La
fayette street, now with the National
Trousers company of Brooklyn, n. T.
is visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Wiseman of Whalley avenue
left on Tuesday for Keoluk, Ia, to at
tend the golden wedding of her parents
Cards are out for a dance to be given
at Lenox hall, December l, in honor OF
Miss Westheim of Brooklyn, who is
stopping with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. l. Ullman of Orange street.
William Countryman of Hartford,
formerly Of this city, supervisor under
the superintendent of census of collect
ing the returns from manufacturers in
this state, was in town yesterday He
is completing the canvass In this city
and vicinity, four or five having failed
as We tito make returns.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday morning in st. Joseph's church
when Miss Kathryne Connors of West
vile was united in marriage to William
j. Flynn, letter carrier of New Haven,
and one of the most prominent mem
bers of Russell council, K. of C.
Mrs. Melbert B. Cary, wife of the
former chairman of the democratic
state central committee, will give a re-
ception at her New York residence, SO
West Fifty-irst street, on December I,
TO introduce her daughter.
| Mrs. w. E. Billings, nee Miss Clara
| Warner, who has been staying with
her mother for some time, will start to-
morrow for Chicago, where her husband
| is in business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matthews of Mil
| ford, formerly of Southington, have
moved to New Haven.
J. E. Hubinger left yesterday after
noon for Boston to spend Thanksgiving
day with his wife. They will be guests
of Mrs. Hubnger's sister Mrs. HUI
binger stopped in Boston on her way
home from a trip to Maine.
The Gideon Welles Naval Veteran as
ISOLATION have nominated the following
office: Captain, Alfred Elcock COM
mander, John w. Crowther; lieutenant
commander, John FL. Norman lieuten-
ant, John j. Butler; ensign, George
Rochfort; paymaster, Edward Hubbell;
secretary, Henry F. McCullum, and
chaplain, William f. Gould
The management Of the New Haven
Symphony orchestra announces with
great pleasure the fact that Professor
S. s. Sanford will be the soloist at the
next concert of the season on the even
ing of Thursday, December 6. Profess
sor Sanford has kindly consented to
play twice with the orchestra, so an
unprecedented pleasure is in store for
this talented pianists admirers, Pro-
fessor Sanford will play the Beethoven
concert in e fiat. LISTS Hungarian
Fantasia" No. u, two compositions
absolutely diverse so that a pianist
has scope to show his versatility.
Charles p. Merwin of New Britain
who has many New Haven friends, is
the captain of the football eleven of the
Pratt Institute which by defeating the
st. Paul's school team "a to 5, has lust
now the championship of the Long
Island Interscholastic league Mr.. Mer-
win played right tackle during the sea-
son, and he proved himself one of the
mos brilliant captains that the institute
has had in several years The Brook
Ign Eagle printed his picture Sunday.
Mr.. Merwin learned the game in the
New Britain high school, where he play
ed for two years. He is an aggressive
and cool player.
Mrs. w. S. Crofut of Whalley ave-
nue. gave a delightful musical at her
residence Tuesday evening. About for
ty or fifty guests We're present Those
to the evenings musical
and recitative selections We're: Mrs
Charles w. Vishno, soprano, accompan-
led by Mrs. James Golden of South Nor
walk, sister of Mrs. Crofut. f.. r.
Grove of South Norwalk, ACCOMPANIED
by his brother, DR. Willis Fl. Grove of
this city, Yale quartet composed of
Messrs. Griffiths, Smith, Hurst and
Fisher, and recitations by Miss Agnes
Golden and Miss Bessie Crofut. After |
the music, etc, light lunch was serv- |
ed and social intermingling enjoyed |
till about II o'clock.
Rev. Fl. A. Davenport of the First
church, Bridgeport, for
merly principal of the Branford hieb
school, will preach at the Branfo1d
Congregational church next Sunday
F. L. Hubbard of Branford, who was
quite seriously injured in rear-end
trolley collision in Worcester, is now
able to walk with a cane and expects
soon to be all right again.
Miss Ada Edwards of 1913 Dixwell
avenue will spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs Howard Phelps of Springfield.
Miss Edwards is a niece of William Fl
3outon of 1888 Dixwell avenue.
Mrs. John Lattimer has closed her
house on East Main street, Branford,
md anticipates spending a part of the
winter with her two sons in Philadel-
)hia.