The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

MrS. Banks and her daughter, MS
 Banks, of Trumbull street, are hom
 from a southern trip. They spent sev
 eral weeks in Florida at Rock Ledg,
 and various other places.
 Mrs H. H. Benedict and Miss Heller
 Benedict have gone to Canton, s. C., fol
 a stay of several weeks.
 Mrs. Stoughton and her daughter
 Mrs. Roger White, sailed on Saturday
 for home from Hamilton, Bermuda Miss Isabelle and Miss Leila Slough
 ton remain a few weeks longer wltt
 friends
 P. R. Todd, recently elected to vice
 presidency of the New York, New
 Haven and Hartford railroad, was the
 fourteen covers, given by Charles De
 Cordova at the New York Athletic club
 Friday night.
 Miss Eleanor Barnum was the hos tess for a very pretty little luncheon party on Friday at the Country club.
 Mrs. Thomas Morgan Prentice gave delightful luncheon at her home on Trumbull street last Thursday for Mrs. | Theodore Blake, Miss Higgins, Miss FL | liott, Mrs. Tremper, of New York. Dr. William c. Sturgis, of this city, spoke at St. James church, New Lon don, last evening, under the auspices of the Church club. The topic of his ad- dress was "The Kingdom of Heaven It's Citizens and Their Relation to the Alien"
 Rev. MT. Jackson, of the Church of Christ (EpiscopaD of East Haven, who ha hnnr yxyit ic nny considered out of danger and doing very nicely.
 Mrs Newberry and Miss Kate Trow- bridge gave a small luncheon at the Country club Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Links announce the engagement of their son, Max, to Henrietta Silberstein. They were at yesterday at No. IA Elliott street, from to p. m.
 Miss Hope Bennett of Church street, entertained on Wednesday the young ladies of the Afternoon Musical club, which meets every other week. As usual the members contributed to the success of the meeting by giving piano selections and solos and delightful afternoon was enjoyed.
 Frederick Palmer will remove his family from Mill Plain to New Haven to-day.
 The engagement Is announced of Miss Helene H. Bowman, only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Bowman, of Sid ney, Me, to Arthur R. Thompson, Yale '96, son of Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Thompson, of Hartford.
 State Commissioner B. H. Lee, of the Buffalo Exposition, announces that at his request, the director general of the exposition had changed the date of Connecticut day at the exposition to Thursday, June 20 MT. Lee made the request for the change at the sugges- tion of Governor Mclean. who did not realize when arrangements were first made that the original date selected | was Yale's commencement week, at which the governor is to speak.
 Miss Sylvia Robinson, of Boston, Miss Margaret Ray, of Franklin, Mass, and Miss Florence Goddlng of Sanford, i Me, are guests of Miss Minnie Mans | field Walker, daughter of MT. and Mrs P. B. Walker, 162 York street. This | luartette of young girls are attending | Dean. academy, at Franklin, and are en- oylHS lHelT IIdSIeT HOlludy. WeuneS- lay evening Miss Marion Manross laughter of MT, and Mrs. R. E. Man. 'oss gave card party and dance for he visitors, among other guests being | Messrs. Mitchell, Kirkham and Kocher- ;perger. Thursday night Mrs. H. M. Kochersperger gave dinner party for the young people and Satur- lay night they were feted at the Pequot 'lubheuse, MT, and Mrs Koehersperger lnd MT and Mrs. r. B. Walker unit ng in arranging a dance for their son md daughter and guests.