The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-27
PERSONlL JOTTINGS.

The New Haven Wellesley club will hold the last meeting of the year with Mrs. W. II. Moseley at the New Haven house, Snt- urady, March 30, at 5 ?. m. Mrs r; '. Porter will tell of former days at Wcies' ley, and it is expected that all the :, New Haven girls who are studying at Melles.ey this year will eat home and will attend this meeting. M preach in the Winthrop church, Deep liiyer, next Thursday evening, March 2S;
 The condition of Garret F. Hynson, the Orange street business man., has so favor, ably improved that he has been removed from Dr. Skinner's sanitarium on Grove street to quarters at Duncan hall. Ha is now able to be about and will resume hls business duties in few weeks.
 Rev. Father Charles A. Leddy, who for the past five years has been assistant pas tor of Sacred Heart church, Bridgeport has received q notice from Rt: Key. Bishop Tierney transferring him to Litchheld, ten- porarily The young clergyman is to have charge of the parish at Lltchtield of which Father Skelly IS pastor. The letter will Ut once go abroad for the benefit of his health. which has been poor of late. Upon Father Skelly's return Father Leddy will probably be assigned to atparish of his own.
 The condition or Mrs F. D. Clark sls Of ,,l Mil ford, remains about the same from day to day. The young lady is quite ill. Z An informal afternoon reception was given Monday by. Mrs. William F. Ham blin, of Howard avenue. in honor of Mrs. Charles Pratt of Michigan, who is visiting Mrs. Harry Lacy, of Chapel street. The afternoon passed very pleasantly for the guests, whist occupying their attention Tor the greater part Of the time, and several handsome prizes were won. An elaborate luncheon was served before the guests parted Among those who enjoyed, Mrs. Cosgrove, Mrs. ". A.. Granville. Mrs. Eugene Alling, Mrs. S. $. Adams, Mrs. Simpkins, Mrs. Carl Mears, Mrs. Harry Lacy and Mrs. Pratt.
 l,o nf Baldwin. of Woodbridge, who has been suffering with severe attack of the grip for the past two weeks, remains about the same.
 Hoseman James Webster, of engine com pany 8, was reported yesterday as consid- erably improved. An operation for an in testinal disorder was performed sunday at and he rallied so encouraging since, that the attendant physician is confident or the patients speedy, recovery. .s e4..e,
 Town Clerk H. F stagg, of stratford; of his son, Harry l. stagg, at Manila. Mir Stagg has been stationed for some time at Fort Meyer, Va, with Company K, Fifth cavalry, and departed with them some time ago. lie is an ex-member of Company K, of Bridgeport, and is we'll known here, where for a number of years he was con nected with the local freight office and later was transferred to the New Haven freight office and from there he went to join the army.
 The condition of Fireman Henry Powell, WHO was so SpNHEcty lI-ultI III lIt ICStHL Judson packing house fire, has greatly i'm proved MT. Powell's face, winch was bad fy burned, is entirely healed up and the in juries to his limbs are still serious. ,,,
 Smith Beardsley, of Maple avenue, Mil- ford, is able to sit up short time each day so far has he recoyerd from his recent illness.
 mour, will meet with MT. and Mrs. c. J. Atwater on Tuesday evening, April ?.
 Invitations have been sent. out by Mrs. Harriet Crittenden Warner for the mar Lewis, and William Henry Hosley, to take place on Monday afternoon, April s, from 4:30 until 6:30 o'clock at the brides home, attended by only q limited number of friends, but quite large number of inyi tations have been sent out for the reception which follows. The bride is one of the best known of New Havens younger girls, and numbers among her personal friends many of the prominent society people. Mlr. Hosiey is member of the Pequot club at Morris Cove, and one of the most promi nent citizens of East Haven.
 Mrs. John Richards, of MaiH street, West Haven, left yesterday for Washington, D. G. where she will spend several days in company with Mrs. and Miss Newton, of 1 New Haven.
 F. Coleman Boyd, vice president and general manager of the New Haven Car Register company, is now in Gallon, O., on business connected with the Ohio Central Traction company, of which he is vice president. MT. Boyd will later go to ! Wabash, Ind. to take a look at the work done on the new Wabash River Traction company, of which he is also vice presi. { dent The road is being constructed by the | well known firm of c. W. Blakeslee & Sons, !! of this city.
 MT. Chase, who lectures here this even- ing on Whistler, is to give the same lee | ture before the Art club, of Hartford, this | afternoon and the managers here are hop | ing that New Haven will give him as en- | thusastic a reception as is already assured | him there.
 Mrs Eli Mix will open her house at GOO ! George street on Friday afternoon, March | 29 for matinee whist, given under the | management of the Pequot council.
 The Young Ladies' Mission circle, of | West Haven, are preparing two farces to be given after Easter-'Treading on Egg Shells in which the young ladies have asked the assistance of their honorary 1 members, five gentlemen and two young | ladies, and "GossoD,' ill which six young | ladies take part. These, interspersed with | readings and music. will afford a pleasant entertainment.
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