The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-20
Personal JOTTINGS.


street.
Mrs. John Marshall, of Plainville
who for the past week has been in the
New Haven hospital for special treat.
ment, is improving.
Miss Helen Merwin, of Orange, is. Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs T. M. Smith, OF
Center street, West Haven.
George w. Utton, of Winsted, has
been in New Haven for the past week
Mr.. Utton is having a cottage built at
Short Beach, near New Haven, and ex-
poets to occupy it this summer.
| Cards have been received for the
wedding of Miss Mary Eldridge Swift
of Detroit, and Frederick Nj. Alger,
son of ex-Secretary r. A. Alger, of
that city. Miss Swift is. a niece of
the Misses Eldrldge, of Norfolk, and
has many friends in this state. The
date of the wedding is May g.
Miss Minnie Tillou, of College street,
invited few friends to meet on Thurs
day Miss Augusta Cottlow, who is a
guest of Mrs. John c. Avery, and hear
her play. Miss Cottlow is one of the
foremost young American pianists of
the day, and played with great success
last year in Germany and England,
where she was always enthusiastically
received. She played at the Worcester
festival last fall.
William Faith, of Church street,
Southington, who returned home from
the New Haven hospital, will be taken
to New York for treatment. Mr.. Faith
has been at the New Haven hospital
for about three months and Is no bet
ter.
Mrs. w. T. JOEL of Fourth street
West Haven, is visiting her brother F.
Gladwin, in New York
Miss Florence Sagendorf of Brook
field, who fell i'll with typhoid fever in
New Haven and is at her home, Is on
the third week of, the fever and doing
nicely. DR.. J. Smith, her physician, is
in hopes that it will not run another
week.
Miss Viola Hazard, of North Main
street, Southington, is sick with appen-
dicitis. She was taken with it while in
school Wednesday and will probably
have to undergo an operation.
Miss Carrie Fuller, of the general hos
pital, in New Haven, is visiting her
parents in New Fairfield and friends in
Danbury for a few days.
1t is understood that William M.
Chase, of Hartford, is to retire from
the teaching of art. His portrait ex-
hibition in New York has won the praise
of most of the critics.
Ernest F. Werneburgh, who for two
years was manager of The Bristol Drug
company, in Seymour, and later with
the same company in Ansonia, and the
Red Cross pharmacy, of Derby, has re-
Gently accepted position in the w. A.
Hull pharmacy, at the corner of State
and Chapel streets, this city. He was
one Of sixteen applicants for this posi-
ton.
Joseph Collins and family have rent
ed their home on Center street, West
Haven, to Mr.. Phillips ticket agent at
the depot in this city, Mr.. Collins NOV
ing to Humphrey street, this city.
At the meeting of the Connecticut
Editorial association, to be held at
the Hotel Garde, this city, Monday, f.
M. Barber. agent of the Associated
Press in this city, will talk on "How the
News of the World is Collected" Din
ner will be served at / o'clock. Plans
for the summer meeting will be dis
cussed.
Arson Phelps Stokes, jr., the Yale
secretary, has been at Old Point Com
fort the past week. He has also been
at the celebration incident to the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary of the founding of
the Hampton Institute. He will return
to- his duties at the Yale executive
headquarters to-day
The new seaside cottage at Wood
mont is given for the use Of the Chill,
lren's Aid society, by Mrs. Francis Ba-
ION, of this city, one of the directors.
Miss Fannie Elwell, of Main street,
West Haven, who has been sick, is now
able to resume her work at the Nor
nal school
Rev. Alonzo N. Lewis, of Montpelier,
VT, former rector of Holy Trinity
church, Westport, and we'll known in
New Haven, is a guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Neil r. Mitchell, of Church street,
Westport At the morning service in
christ church, Sunday, Mr. Lewis as
listed by the rector, Rev George w.
3arhyt, and Rev. Alexander Hamilton,
# Norwalk, condccted the services and |
Preached the sermon.
Mrs. WILDER S. HUM, of West Haven, !
las issued invitations for a benefit
Whist to be given on Wednesday after
loon, April "a, at her residence, 5S7 I
Washington avenue.
Charles B. Chamberlain, of this city
yale 1901, addressed the Father Lights
f the South Norwalk Baptist church,
Wednesday evening, on the Student
volunteer movement, of which he Is
nember. Many of the young people of
he Congregational and Methodist /
hurches attended.
Willard Matthews, superintendent of
he County Home, and his wife cele-
rated their fortieth wedding anniver-
airy Wednesday night. Many friends
f the couple attended the reception,
,hich was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
news.
The Life and Advent union, which
olds its summer camp meeting near
-oodspeeds station, assembled in this
ity for four days session commence
lg Thursday, April 49, Among the
0eakers announced are Elder Henry B.
rown, of East Hampton, DR.. G. C.
arl1er of Meriden Mrs. r. j. Smith of
Mass. and Elder w. N. Pile, Il
{ Brooklyn. N. Y. II
Mrs. William Brewster and her
aughter, Miss Barbara Brewster of
ew York city, who have been travel
lg through Europe for the past six
onths arrived at their summer hoOa |