The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-09

GUS european ArAPs anu Aoo"h ''"e,
Events
Attorney E. P. Arvine and wife ar
rived home on Monday from Europe on
the steamer Vaderland, after an alb
sence of about six weeks spent in trav-
cling in the old world.
Mrs. Stephen Hotchkiss, who has
been visiting her brother and sister IN
West Haven, has returned to her home
in Miles City, Mont,
Miss Emma Bode of Cincinnati is
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs Au-
gust Ockert of 81 Nash street. The Wis
itor is enjoying the sojourn in the Elm
City and will attend the Yale bicenten-
NAL.
Mrs. e. A. Lampson of washington
avenue, West Haven, is entertaining
Mrs Lathrop of New Milford. Mrs
Lathrop's daughter Miss Grace, is in
the hospital, suffering from blood pois-
oning.
Harry Rungee has just returned from
trip to the Pan American exposition.
Rev. A. ]. Eustam pastor OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Bethesda church
and his bride returned yesterday from
their wedding trip which included
stay of about a week at the Pan-Amerl-
can and a visit to jamestown and Ma
CARA Falls At jamestown is one OF
the finest churches in the country OF
the Swedish Lutheran denomination;
also an orphan asylum supported by
| the denomination. Mr. and Mrs. Eus-
| tam visited the Temple of Music where
! NIL ;yo1a 1Ss1gSjn1te0.
and saw the spot where he fell which
is now enclosed by a railing and guard
| ed all through the day to prevent relic
hunters from taking away pieces OF the
floor. The Milburn home is also
guarded as visitors were carrying OH
branches of the trees and shrubs as
mementoes. On Tuesday Mr., Eustam
was in New York to meet the SWedlsh
| bishop, K. H. GEE Won Scheele of Wis
by, Sweden, who is coming to New Ha-
ven to attend Yale's bicentennial. he
arrived in New York Sunday. He went
to Boston yesterday, and will come mere
October 10. He is to speak at Rev Mr..
Eustam's church on the evening OF the
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Gustave Basner of Court street, West
Haven, celebrated his birthday Monday.
The Pinochle club gave him surprise
| and presented him with a brier pipe,
the usual gift of this club to the mem
beers that have a birthday, Music and
games were enjoyed and bount1tul
lunch served. Among the guests were
| Mrs. Teichert, Miss Teichert and Fred
Teichert, Mr.. and Mrs. Weidig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwenk and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Weidig, Mrs. Lewis Tur-
gon, Charles Weidig, Miss CAROLYN Bas-
ner. Miss Lulu Basner and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Platt Merwin of New Haven.
! Mrs. r. H. Griggs left the city Mon
day night to visit friends in Pittsburg,
Pa. On her return trip she will visit
friends in Philadelphia and Brooklyn
Rev. ]. Frederick Sexton, who has
been in Quebec, Canada, for three
weeks. returned to his home on Whal-
Law avenue Monday. Mr.. Sexton has
been attending John Edward Heaton of
this city, who is there, quite Ill with
appendicitis. He says that Mr.. Heaton
is getting along finely and expects to
come to this city within a week or ten
DAYS, He is at the Chateau Crontenac
| there
RAYMOND Kellogg. who has taken up
his residence at Yonkers, N. Y, will
iojn his class at the bicentennial cele-
bration and will be entertained at his
present home on Edwards street, to-
sether with four Of his graduating
class who are Of the class Of 1901.
J. B. Thomas, druggist at the Bran
ford pharmacy, left yesterday for
weeks vacation to be spent in Brooklyn
and Greater New York.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Hilr
daughter of James j. Hill, to George
Theron Slade of Scranton, Pa, an exec
utive officer of one of the divisions of
the Erie railroad, was solemnized yes
terday at the residence of the bride
parents in St Paul, Mimi Mr.. Slade
is a Yale graduate of the class of SO,
1t is understood that Mr.. sand Mrs.
Slade will enjoy the Yale bi-centennial
as a part Of their honeymoon trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burckel of Dur
ham left yesterday for visit with
Mrs. BurckePs relatives in Troy N. Y.
They will return Friday
Mrs. Rosalie Simon and Mrs. Charley
Hasten have been visiting Mrs. Simon's
daughter in Utica, N. Y, for several
weeks. They returned home Monday
evening much improved for their trip.
DR.. and Mrs. William N. Winnie, who
have been spending a week with Mrs.
Winne's parents in Westfield Mass,
have returned to their home on Whal-
ley avenue
Wednesday, October 9, the marriage
of Miss Maud Hitchcock of Noble
street, West Haven, to Arthur Scott of
New Haven, will occur at the home of
Miss Hitchcock
The many friends of Mrs. Frederick
Roth of Westville will be pleased to
learn that the operation performed on
her last week was successful, and that
she is gaining
Mrs Newell Of Washington avenue,
West Haven, who has been visiting the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo, in
company with New Haven party, has
returned home.
Among those who left Monday night
and Tuesday morning for the Pan
American were B. s. Milford and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. George Benton, j. C.