The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-29
Personal JOTTINGS.

James Bohan, one of New Haven's
popular statesmen, employed at Gamble
| Desmond Co., who has been patient
at the New Haven hospital with Sc
we're attack of rheumatism, is reported
to be rapidly recovering.
The Matinee club of West Haven VIII
be entertained tomorrow afternoon by
Mrs. F. A. Tarr of Is George street.
Rev, Milledge Walker, rector of Trim
| ity church, Wethersfeld, will leave soon
| for Salt Lake City, having been granted
a two weeks leave of absence by the
parish.
Miss Louise Gallagher, the harpist of
this city, is making a tour of the New
England states. with the Sembrich
Opera company, and her playing is ev-
erywhere greeted with much favor.
DR.. e. P. Woodward Of Bristol has be-
come so seriously affected by his re-
cent illness that his friends and family
decided to have him taken to the Hart
ford Retreat FOR the Insane for treat
ment. He has regained some of his
physical strength, but the condition of
his mind made it necessary fc- attend
ants to be with him constantly. DR.
Woodward has practiced in Bristol for
over thirty years, and is one of the best
known physicians in that section.
President Arthur II. Hadley Of Yale,
who delivered an address before
meeting of the Yale Alumni of Putnam,
mass, tonight. President Hadley will
probably respond to the toast yale
University"
Mrs. D. B. Thompson of Orange street
left Saturday TO rthe south to rejoin
Mr.. Thompson, who has been in the
south most of the winter.
Assistant City Attorney Tyner was
una BILE to assume his duties in the city
court yesterday morning. He is confin-
ed to his home at 1856 Gamer street with
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs r. F. Mitchell Mrs. F. p. States
and Miss Mildred Mitchell of Whalley
avenue left Sunday for a prolonged stay
at Mt. Dora, Fla. The party have leas-
ed a house at that place and will remain
there until well into the spring, prob
ably not returning to New Haven until
about April /.
Mrs. Newberry of Prospect street
gave an exceedingly pretty luncheon on
at the Country club for Miss
Townsend, who is the guest of
Miss Rebecca Beach of Wall street.
Miss lane Clark of Chester is the
guest of Mrs Alling of this city
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Woods Baker are
spending a couple of weeks at Lake
wood, N. J.
Mrs. r. Fl. Comstock with her daugh.
ter, Miss Ethel, of Ivoryton, and her
sister, Miss Belle Kelsey, have gone fol.
q pleasure trip in the southwest They
will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. John Mansfield of Prospect
street gave dinner party on Friday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs Ethel
bert Nevin. The affair proved very de-
ightful to Mrs. Mansield's guests, who
included DR.. and Mrs. Ramsay, Dr. and
Mrs. Porter, and DR.. and Mrs. Ely.
Rev. DR.. John e. Bushnell of Old !
5aybrook has accepted a call to Min
1eapolis extended by the largest Pres
)yterian church in the country with a !
of over 1900 Mr.. Bushnell |
s. the third son of Mr.. and Mrs. John !
=. Bushnell of Old Saybrook, and has |
or number of years past settled in |
New York. His family have been
spending the winter in Old Saybrook /
md will go west until spring
A very pretty masquerade party was
siven Saturday at the home of Mrs.
John Matz, ga Mechanic street, in hon
II of her guest, Miss Lizzie Matz of
Brooklyn, N. Y. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in games, dancing ana
inging, after which the party of about
hirty Dartook of a fine collation..
Rev. L. P. Ahlquist of Portland, pres
dent of the New York conference of the
swedish Lutheran church, will leave