The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-18
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

after an attack of the grip.
Congressman Charles A. Russell is i'll
with mild attack of the grip at the
Hamilton, Washington, d. G.
The committee to have charge of the
arrangements for the Sarstelds annual
ball to be held April has been selected
and is composed as follows: Captain j.
f. Donovan, Lieutenant Latin and
Lieutenant Spencer, Sergeants j. F.
! Crane and j. f. Higgins, Corporals f.
j. Sweeney and James Haggarty and
Privates E. j. Whalen, James Whalen
and Clarence Guinan.
Mrs. Caroline Buckingham of West
Chapel street has gone to Savannah,
Ca, to join her daughter, Mrs. John
Platt, who is there with Mr. Platt. Mr..
Plat has been quite i'll but is greatly
improved, and the party will probably
/ be able to proceed on their way across
the continent to San Francisco,
There will be a meeting in Danielson
Sunday afternoon and evening conduct
ed in the interest of Y. M. c. A. work.
A mems meeting will be held in the af-
ternoon to be addressed by W. f. Fen
no of New Haven, Richard Mansfield
of New London, and o. e. Ryther Of
| Norwich. In the evening e. H. Bates
of New Haven, Mr.. Doolittle of Will
mantle and c. III. Sarr of Torrington
will speak.
Ethebert Nevin left on Wednesday
for Dobb's Ferry accompanied by his
young son Paul, who is a student at st.
Matthews. The young man returns to
his studies after vacation Of four
weeks, during which time he has made
many pleasant acquaintance in New
Haven.
Allie Barber for several years faith
full agent and telegrapher of the New
Haven system stationed at different
places, has left this road and taken a
station as telegrapher with the Balti-
more and Ohio. He left for Baltimore
some time ago. Mr.. BARRIERS mother
resides in Central Village.
A pretty home wedding which is 20
take place in the near future is that of
Miss Grace Reynolds and Harry
Broadhurst, both of this city.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Annie Huntington Brewer, second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Willis Austin of that city.
DR.. Donald, the successor of the late
DR.. Phillips Brooks as rector of Trinity
church, Boston, who spoke In this city
on Sunday evening, has returned to his
home. While in town he was the guest
of Professor and Mrs Horatio w. Park
er of Prospect street. Professor Parker,
it will be remembered, is the organist
of DR.. Donald's church.
Expert Kendrick, who has been irves-
tigating the books of the tax collector j
department for several months, has al
most concluded his labors. He will
probably be able to make his report
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Andrews, of Wauregan, re-
turned from an extended visit with
New Haven friends.
President John M. Hall of the Consoli-
dated road, was able yesterday, al
though far from well, to appear at his
office for the first time since Monday.
He has been having quite a touch of the
grip.
Frank e. Stoddard, who has been
agent for the Merchants Dispatch
Transportation company for about
twenty-one years, is to leave this city
and will assume new position on Feb
ruary l. Mr.. Stoddard has been made
general traffic manager of a combina-
ton of large shippers in New York city
and he will make his headquarters in
the metropolis after the first of next
month.
The No Name Whist club met with
of Viz VII CT, IN, Ia
evening, The winner of the ladies
prize secured a handsome pocketbook,
while the fortunate gentleman became
the possessor of fountain pen. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Cook, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Uphams, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Brown, Miss Appel and Mr.. John |
son.
William H. Rees of Meriden is a cam
didate for reappointment as color ser
geant on Colonel Theodore F. SUCKERS |
staff of the Second regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen M. Wells of !
Wethersfeld have announced the en- |
gagement of their daughter, Emily |
Hart Wells to Percy C. Eggleston, of |
New London. Miss Wells was a STU
school in this city and during her stay |
here made large circle of friends Mr..
Eggleston has also many friends in |
New Haven, having been one of the |
most popular members of the class Of |
49, Yale. He is the oldest of several
brothers, all of whom are prominent |
Yale graduates Mr. Eggleston Is one
of the rising young politicians Of New
London county.
The sophomore tea will be given next |
Monday afternoon between the hours
of and 6 by Mrs. Fl. B. Sargent. The
sophomore german will be held in Har-
monte hall on Monday evening imme-
diately after the Prom. concert. Owing
to the large number of couples who will
attend the german the committee has
as usual requested that as few chap
erones as possible be brought to the
german. The first half Of the german
will be led by Chauncey J. Hamlin of
Buffalo, N. Y, and the second half by
j. w. Reynolds OF st. Louis, Mo.
Presiding Elder Adams of this city
at the M. E. church Walling-
ford, last evening.
Among the delegates at the meeting
IF the State Superintendent associa-
ion in Meriden Wednesday We're: Mrs
Lena Jones, South Meriden Mrs. H. j.
Fucker and Mrs. A. Rice Hartford;
Mrs HI A. Russell and Mrs T. Cook !