The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-08
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

middle of December, for the benefit Of
her health, is reported much improved
and is considering the advisability oil
returning to New Haven.
DR.. T. r. Pyncheon, of Trinity col
lege. who has been i'll in this city fol
several days, returned to his home in
Hartford Wednesday.
Mrs. j. S. Coburn, of York street, left
town yesterday for Bristol, where she
will pass few days enjoying the fine
sleighing.
| Lyman E. Bradley, of SO Greene
street, day Waterman for Sargent &
Co., is in a very critical condition as a
result of injuries he received while on
duty guarding the factory. About two
weeks ago while chasing man away
from the buildings, he slipped and fell,
! striking his head heavily on the pave
ment. He received a very bad injury to
| his head and his physicians hold out
/ very little hope for his recovery. He is
| sixty seven years of age and Is a brother
of Signal Officer Bradley, of the CEN
trail police station. He is we'll known
throughout the city.
The ladies of Christ church will give
tea in the parish house on Elm street
next Thursday evening. The proceeds
will go to the Cossack fund, and the Ia
dies in charge are making every effort
to have the affair financial success
The ladies of Christ church have an es-
tablished reputation for their teas, and
as this one is in the hands of a most
capable committee 1t Is bound to be
very delightful. The members of the
committee are Mrs. William Chatfield,
Mrs. A. Lockwood, Mrs. w. II. Mans
field and Mrs. George A. Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mendel, of 20
Academy street, are receiving congrat-
ulations over the arrival of a girl, born
on February A.
Mrs. w. S. Crofut, of Whalley ave.
nue., went to Hartford yesterday morn
ing to spend few days as the guest of
Hiss Bertha Leitch. Miss Leitch is the
daughter of Henry Leitch, who has
been non resident member of the Pc
quot club for several years.
DR.. M. X. Grady, of Elm street, who
has been quite i'll, has recovered and is
able to be out again.
Last evening large whist was held
at the Hotel Garde under the manage
ment of the Pequot council. This was
the first evening whist given this win
ter by the counil. Eight handsome
prizes were given to the holders of the
highest scores.
William p. Fisher, of 1876 Congress
avenue, formerly employed as a litho-
graph agent, is in the New Haven hos
pital, suffering from wounds on his
face. His condition at present is not
critical and it is expected that he will
be discharged soon.
Mrs. G.. F. Converse, of Whalley ave-
nue., entertained very delightfully."- the
whist club Of which she is a member on
Wednesday. The first prize, an exceed
ingly pretty tabourette, was won by
Mrs Charles Nichols the second prize
falling to Mrs. Potsam. Among the |
players were Mrs. Howard Webb, Mrs. |
Nichols, Mrs. Leonard Coggs-
WE'LL Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Merwin and |
Mrs. Potsam.
Mrs Sara T. Kinney will go to Wash |
ington next week Thursday, the four |
teenth where she will attend iInpor,
tant committee meetings In preparation
FOR the National Congress, which con-
venes the following Monday, February
Is. She will stop at the Hotel Regent,
according to her usual custom.
Miss Anna III. Gesner, of 500 Norton
street, gave a party this week in honor
If her tenth birthday anniversary. The
little ones enjoyed themselves playing
games and other amusements. Later
hey all sat down to botintiful spread, !
litter which they left wishing their
hostess many happy returns Of the day.
Among those present were Miss Eva
orr Miss Bertha Grinnell, Miss Irene
sesner, Miss Hazel Hedges, Miss Lii
ian Lumsden, Miss Esther Hoggans,
Miss Hazel Jones, Masters Roy Ges-
Ter and Edward Grinnell
S. S. Adams, the we'll known grocer,
las nearly recovered from an attack of
he grip, which confined him to his
louise for two weeks
The "Temple of Fame which has
'een given in West Haven recently
With such success, is to be repeated in
Jew Haven at Harmonic hall, Elm
treet, for the benefit of the Humphrey
treet Congregational church. After
he entertainment the ladies of the
hurch will sell cake and cream. The
ate is February Is.
DR. Louis M. Gompertz, who has been
eriously i'll for the past week at his
ONE on Wooster Place with an ag-
ravated attack of the grip, continues
D gain daily.
G. HI. Peck, of Norfolk, is visiting
riends in New Haven. G. Fl. Holt is
ling Mr.. Peck's place at the gymna
UNI during his absence.
Twenty-Five ladies of the West Ha-
en- Congregational church met Tues
ay afternoon to sew. All are enthu- :
astic over the arrangements for the |.
rays bazaar, which will be given in
,wn hall next Wednesday and Thurs
ay. February 13 and A., The booths \
re all named and in charge of ladies
no will carry out the mystery of the
ames, Anne x, Mrs. WILDER Warner I
i'd Miss Minnie Smith. will preside;
xchange, Mrs, Thomas oliver and
re. Charles Lindley; exquisite, Mrs.
AIRY D. Sutton excellent, Mrs. How 4
d Thompson and Mrs. George Peck;
Notic bower Mrs. John Wilkinson Il
Id Mrs. Walter Main; eX-commissary |,
rs. George Mortimer, Mrs. Brace |
NTH, and Mrs. Frederique r. Lewis;
Ii X Use we'll Mrs. French, Miss Susie
inner. The entertainment for the
70 evenings is in charge of Mrs D. A. K
inner and Mrs Charles Lindley Wed
sday evening: Piano solo, Mrs. Edith Il
Etheridge; vaudeville entertainment