The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

the winter, nave returned to lHell AoliiS in Madison. | Dr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson Ring have returned from New York, where they spent a few days, going down before Easter. | William s. Hill, of Madison, has l contract to build a large cottage at Nl- antic for Hartford parties. He left on Thursday with gang of men to com mence the work.
 | Miss Isaphene Hillhouse is travellng in California with Miss Pritchard and Miss Edith Woolsey.
 1 Walter Davis, of the Washburn store, 1 Church street, is seriously ill at his res- idence, and a trained nurse is assisting | in the case.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin Whit ney, of New York, with their son, Will liam Dwight Whitney are visiting Mrs. William D. Whitney on Church street.
 Miss Whedon will give a musicale for the entertainment of her pupils at her Wall street school one evening the lat ter part of April. Master Nathan Fry CT, the young pianist of New York, who has studied with D. A. Parsons for the past three years, will be the artist or | the evening. Last year Miss Wheoon had Marconi to address the school on wireless telegraphy; the year before Marion Crawford the author, was se- cured for the annual treat.
 Mrs. Wolcott Newberry and family l and Miss Katharine Trowbridge are to be in France this summer, living In Brittany mostly, but making tour UT the seaside resorts on the north coast along the English channel.
 Rev. Mr. Sanford and wife and Rev. Mr. Edridge, of this city, were in Mad ison last week looking after their sum mer residences.
 Mrs. Walter Camp gave very in- formal but pretty little tea on Thurs day afternoon for Miss Mattie Lewis. Miss Lewis formerly lived in New Ha- ven and is the daughter of the late Hon. Henry Lewis. Her many friends were delighted with this opportunity of again seeing her.
 MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe ex- pect to return to their home on Pros pect street the last of this month. They have passed the winter in New York.
 l Mrs. Seymour c. Loomis, who has been sick for some time at her home, is much improved and reported to be on I the road to recovery.
 Mrs. Charles H. Monson, of 2s Lyn- wood street, has cards out for an after noon whist next Thursday.
 William B. Coe, of Madison, who was seriously injured by bull which he l was leading last week, Is improving. | The bull broke loose and in MT. Goes efforts to capture it he was gored. Ex-President Dwight, of Yale, Mrs. | Dwight, Miss Helen Dwight and Win throp Dwight, of New York, will start next month for southern Europe visit ing Greece, Sicily and Spain, and going | to Switzerland for the remainder of the summer.
 | The twenty-first annual meeting of l the H. H. S. Alumni association will l be held in Music hall, Court street, next l Wednesday evening, beginning at 7:45 | o'clock. The executive committee has arranged an excellent programme for the evenings entertainment. A full or l chestra will be in attendance at the 1 close of the exercises to play for the in formal dance which closes the evenings pleasure.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sturgis, of Prospect street. leave soon for a few months abroad. MT. Sturgis will be in the Ar genuine S. A. on a business trip, While | Mrs. Sturgis will remain in England with their children.
 Professor Morris F. Tyler and family will summer at Indian Neck, having taken Mrs Thomas R. Trowbridge's house for the season.
 Mrs. Burton B. Munger, of Madison, is reported to be alarmingly ill. I. Edward Heaton, who has been snending several months in Egypt and travelling through Europe, is expected home this week.
 FIR. JJpson, B. w. Edwards and l Frederick Hall will represent s. s. Woodruff camp, s. of w., of Southing- ton. at the state encampment to be held in Norwich to-day and tomorrow.
 James Dwight goes this week to Eng land to visit relatives and to stay Tor some months in the midland counties and in Devonshire.
 Miss A. Lillian Blackman, stenogra- pher in the employ of the board of edu- cation, is dangerously i'll at her home, 479 Elm street.
 Professor and Mrs. F. B. Dexter, with their daughter Dorothea are going to England for the coming season, return ing in September.
 MT. Howes, the landlord of the Ham, .monassett house, Madison, has returned from Rock Ledge, Fla, where he spends his winters.
 Vice President Wilcox, of the Peck, | Stowe & Wilcox company, was Tn southington Saturday to attend the fu- neral of E. E. Stow
 Former Lieutenant Governor J. U. Deweu and Mrs. Dewell returned last night from New York, where they have |been stopping at the Hotel St. Denis for the pats few days.
 Miss Florence Clarke and Miss Ida Steward, of Stamford, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. James Gulnan, returned to their home Saturday.
 Roy. Henry Macbeth, rector of St. Paul s church. of Willlmantic, formerly of Trinity ! P 10. church, this city, Will sal TOT TWO ! months' visit in Europe on the MaJGStlc Anril 17 Mr. Macbeth Is native of Eng land and during his trip he Will tour Ill Tngland Scotland and Ireland: :. | George MacKay, of 06 Division street, IS lconvolescng after his illness.
 Mrs. Charles s. Bradley, of Brantord' affer a winter spent in southern chimes, expects to return home very soon greatly Ibenefited by the southern climate 1 Among the passengers arrived m NeW yorl, Saturday, on the steamship Campanla