The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-14
PERSONAL JOZTINGS,

7
 coming home by the way of Florida
 Mr. Smith will no doubt enjoy the shor
 relax from business as manager of thu
 H. H. Olds X Co.
 Isaac F. Graham, of No. 1S3 Wooster street, the well known agent of the Ma
 tional Mercantile agency, was stricker
 with symptoms of apoplexy Tuesday
 morning and his friends feared that ht
 would not recover He was a trifle bet.
 ter yesterday. A clot of blood was
 found in his head. He is sixty-five
 years of age and was formerly connect
 ed with Duns Mercantile agency and
 was also engaged in the hotel business
 at one time.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Osborn, who
 formerly lived in West Haven on Elm
 street, but now reside on St. Roman
 street, New Haven, were surprised on
 Tuesday evening by a party of West l Haven friends, who took possession of
 their home. Music, dancing and lunch
 made the hours pass so pleasantly that
 the wee small hours arrived all too
 soon. In the party were Dr. and Mrs.
 M J. Adams, MT. and Mrs. George
 Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Warner,
 Mrs. Oliver, Miss Minnie Smith, Miss
 Meta Judson, Miss Edith Bull, Stewart
 Reynolds and MT. Philbrick, of New
 York.
 | Miss Harriet Winans, of Center street, West Haven, has been engaged as so-
 prano of the East Haven Congregation
 al church.
 Charles s. Bradley, of Branford, has
 sold to John Hendrickson a house in Stony Creek.
 Mrs. Sanford, daughter of Eli Whit
 ney, has been critically i'll, but her
 many friends will be pleased to learn that a marked improvement has de- veloped and the danger point is now passed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jeremiah Fryer, of 104 Sylvan avenue celebrated the first an- niversary of their marriage, or cotton wedding, on Monday evening. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Lewis, MT. and Mrs Frank Hayes, MT. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, MT. and Mrs. George Naurer, John Kelly, MT. King, Edward Ochsner, John McKeon, William Brown, Miss Lizzie Foley, Miss Blanche Joy and Miss Edna Baldwin. of Derby, Mrs. Henry Splegel, MT Watson, of Bridgeport, and Tony Weintz. Mu- sical selections were rendered by John Kelly, Mr. King and MT. Fryer. There were also selections by the Dewey quar- tette, Professor William Sanford and George Clarke. A fine supper was serv- ed at midnight. Many beautiful gifts were received.
 At the annual meeting of the Grad fn Ina ala tion of officers the following were elect ed: President, Edward H. Jenkins; first vice president William H. Brewer; sec- ond vice president. Rev. Frank w. Baker. The board of governors to serve for three years will consist of the following: Wilbur F. Cross, Henry c. Every, Samuel F. Fisher and George H. Nettleton. The committee on ad- mission to serve for two years will con- sist of Robert N. Corwin, Robert w. Carle, Samuel A. Galpin and Elliot Watrous. t4a
 MT. and Mrs. N. L. Dudley entertain ed the Star Pinochle club at their home Mo- 36 Edgewood avenue on Tuesday eveningl Among those present were Mir and Mrs. H. N. Marvin, MT. and Mrs Thomas McCue, MT. and Mrs. G. H. Shepard, MT. and Mrs. Charles Shepard and MT. and Mrs. F. H. Mar win. Prizes were won by Mrs. F. H. Marvin and H. N. Marvin. After the game supper was served.
 Rev. William M. Carr, of Hartford, | and his son have been for several days guests of Controller J. N Rowe. Rev. | Mir. Carr, who was formerly the pastor | of St. Andrews M. E church in this | city, attended session of the Methodist | ministers which has been held at the Trinity M. E. church.
 MT. Thompson, of East Haven, com r-elect, will entertain the re- publican members of New Haven coun- ty tomorrow at the Hartford house i'll Hartford. Dinner will be served at ? o'clock.
 Mrs. l.. T. Cosgrove, of West Haven, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. McCul- um of Naugatuck.
 George B. Hurd, who for many years vas principalsof winchester school and S one of New Haven's best known and most respected citizens, has purchased m interest in the retail shoe business of W. G. Davidson on Chapel street and will begin attention to the new enter prise next Monday.
 Teacher George Betz, the principal If St. Matthew's school, New Britain, against whom scandalous charges were recently, will go to Lockport, N. r., where he will become principal if school of 13O pupils. He has been n New Britain about five years, during which time the number of pupils at St. Matthew's has grown largely. Miss Peck, a teacher in the school, was n- luded in the charges which were made $ " August Becker. Mrs. Royal Warner, of West Haven, is ntertaining her brother H. P. Lamb f Nova Scotia. / Josiah Benton and Burton Shepard, of ,ranford Point, are on the sick list. The f ormer has just escaped pneumonia and s he latter is suffering with an abscess Il his neck.
 William Holmes, father of Mrs. F. K. ,roadhead of Washington avenue, S Vest Haven, celebrated his eightieth | f irthday Tuesday. MT and Mrs. E. R. q Towarth were invited by his daughter . ) take dinner with him in honor of the n ccasion. MT. Holmes is in perfect edith and a walk to New Haven and n 4turn is one of his pastimes. His hear lg, which has been impaired of late, is \ } much improved that he is now able ', , enjoy ordinary conversation His q lany friends extend to him hearty con- e ra tulations -