The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

s fSWlll De stopping With ms Df0tner-ln- x law, G. Rittner of S2 Woolsey street. x Ills many friends are preparing to ex-
 tend to him a most hearty welcome.
 One of the events for to-day is lunch M con which Mrs Newberry gives at the Country club for her daughters young friends
 ss Miss Belle Hutchinson and Miss Eu- \ GeTia Milford of Branford have arriv-
 ed home from Vassar
 x Word has been received from Mrs. # Ghauncey Ryder, nee May Keith Dole, < asaister of w. c. Dole and E. F. Dole, K of their safe arrival in Paris. Mir. and SSg Mrs. Ryder together with two other art
 students have gone to Paris for a year
 or more of study.
 The Twentieth Century Whist club ! Of Branford met with Mrs. c. B. Rus cell of Hopson avenue, Friday after Z noon. Members absent were Mrs. Is- < bell, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Bradley and z Mrs Plant Substitutes were Mrs. Tom \ #1insOn Mrs Harrington, Miss Dwight < and Miss Hubbard. The next meeting of he club will be held on Friday af- 5 ternpon, January 3, with Mrs. Annie H. { Hopson of Milford avenue.
 The l.. T. LIS in charge of the W. N Gs T. U. will hold their Christmas ex- { ercises at Bethany chapel this after
 neon at 3 o'clock Mrs. Grace Lee has
 sNharge of them, and a good entertain
 sS18nt will be furnished by the pupils,
 nutnbering about 125.
 G Harold Moves of the New Haven Feather Station, has received q Z #GhriStmas present from the department |HAeGdquarters at Washington in the 5 9h6pe of transfer to the bureau at 8J6cksOnville, Florida. Sometime after
 January, MT. Moves will take a ten $adays vacation, going to his home in bjdreau work in Porto Rico.
 on Friday Miss Whitney gave &luncheon In honor of Mrs. Delafield of NeW York. Invited to meet her were 5 Mrs. George Farnam, Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, and Miss Beach.
 \ John F. Beech, of Hobrook, Ossin- #5i1g, N. Y, and MT. Beebe and G. SatAe holidays
 , George Adams son of MT. and Mrs.
 H S. Adams, who has been the eff sGISnt editor of the Radiator, a Hill
 66use high school paper published #Gach month, has resigned from his po-
 Hitlon much to the regret to his asso-
 6lates on the paper. MT. Adams will
 fGke a prominent part in the coming < @Had diator entertainment in January. &f3iS successor is John Charles Taylor,
 who was an associate editor. Theodore sIsV0n has been promoted to the position
 Vacated by MT. Taylor, and Delos arfetol was elected to MT Lyons po-
 StIon, Miss Mildred Farnsworth
 dRuehter of former Mayor Farnsworth, ! and Miss Ruth Wilson, are in charge of
 t3e girls department, and do very dc1ever work The December Radiator ;3uBt issued Is a very good number. "A wedding which took place Saturday was that of Miss Anna Mildolar Eel 8l0Wes, youngest daughter of the late Samuel M. Fellowes, formerly of this fGity, to Paul Chase of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Fellowes is related to Mrs. Fran sss , Nayland, at whose house she has
 often visited, and is cousin of Mrs. H. Grant Thompson. For many years she s11Rs resided in Brooklyn, and her en- :8axement to Mir Chase took place while &tie was in Europe last summer She IAvas married very quietly at her home, e268 Henry street, Brooklyn, at 3 | 8ciock in the afternoon only relatives ] being present. Many New Haven xfiends went down for the event, in |Gisdding old school friends, among
 k6m were MT. and Mrs. Fred Will l Inns. Mir. and Mrs. Francis Wayland, 1 Mir and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, Mrs. | |Es R. Vail and the Misses Taylor who | 2are guests of Mrs Thompson.
 $In the common pleas court civil side | 8hfurday afternoon the jury in the case | a1f Frederick brothers vs. Joseph Dan- ieIs, returned a verdict for the plain tln of $7S and costs. The case which | Wae a suit for rent has been on trial | Tor two days
 Joseph Freedman, travelling sales
 man of this city, filed a petition in { )94nKNlptcy in the United States court ! this moyning. The schedules show lia- bilities of $22, ,974 and the assets $S,S25. The petitioner was formerly engaged in the manufacture of wholesale clothing Tn New York but failed several years ago. He now seeks to be discharged from his obligations. It is not believ- ed the estate will pay the creditors a dividend
 sz slue kluueTSdIleli III NtSt ildNcI, conducted by Miss Alice Rochfort of Edwards street, this city, closed Fri day for the Christmas recess. The lit tie people enjoyed their mas tree. They had made presents for their parents, for mamma calendar, and for papa blotter, for themselves cornacopias which were filled with candy and pop corn There were recitations and sing Ing. Many of the mothers attended. This school is quite popular with the young children, and it is wonderful how much these small children learn and so nuickly The teacher, Miss Rochefort, received several pretty gifts from her little pupils. The next term will com mence Monday, January 6.
 $ The seventh annual banquet of the New England Society of Detroit was given in Detroit Friday evening in the lining room of the Russell house to the 2S1st anniversary of Ehe landing of the pilgrims and was Attended by 300 members of the society. Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale Un1- versity; James Whitcomb Riley, the poet, and ex-Senator John Patton, of