The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-07

| is recovering from a severe attack of
grip. DR.. Park has been the attending
| physician.
Mrs. Nathan A. Baldwin of Whitney
avenue is passing few weeks with
Mrs. Alvarez at the Waldorf-Astoria in
New York.
| Mrs. j. p. G. Foster expects to spend
the greater part of the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas, who lives in
st. Paul. MINI.
Arthur w. Tibbetts, proprietor of the
cafe at Nos. SO and So Orange street,
has purchased the land and the build
ing at that place. The property was
transferred to Mr.. Tibbetts by Abra-
h,,il4 Aai, the owner.
George Bronson Farnam, Yale '97,
left on Wednesday for San Francisco,
where he will take the steamer on Jan
uary for Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
intending to pass the winter there.
Mrs Vail of New York city was the
guest over New Years of Mrs. William
Welch of College street.
Two new clergymen, Fathers Mara
ghenu and Lorenzone, have been as
signed to ST. Michael's Italian church
on Wooster square. They are well
known in the order and will carry on
the good work inaugurated by their
predecessors in building up the congre-
cation.
Miss Griffin of Lyme is the guest of
Mrs Horace Wells of Trumbull street.
Oliver Fl. Shepard has been appoint
ed postmaster at Middle Haddam, Mid
dlesex county, in place Of d. B. Hurd
10 w, Tvartes a baan
appointed postmaster at Simsbury
Litchfied county, in place of III. F..
Landon, resigned.
Mrs. Warren c. Gilman and little
daughter of Worcester, Mass, are WIS.,
iting Simeon e. Baldwin of Wall
street.
Miss Webster Is unable to meet her
Thimble and Literary club this after
noon, the seventh, as announced, and
the meeting is postponed one week UNI
til January IA. 1t will meet with Mrs.
D. A. Blakeslee at sol George street, as
planned.
Mrs. James Mason Hoppin, jr., is now
in Paris and expects to sail for home
the last of this month.
Mrs Thomas G.. Bennett was the hos
tess at an elaborate luncheon given on
Thursday at the Country club. Mrs.
Benefits guests, twenty-five in num-
Der, were seated at four small circular
tables and one large round table, all
of which were prettily decorated for the
occasion.
The many friends of Frank r. Phil
lips will be glad to know that he is now
able to be about the house after weeks
of Illness having had to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Chittenden was the hostess on
Friday evening for a whist party given
for small number of friends at her
home ON Trumbull street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Goldbaum announce
the engagement of their daughter Min
ME, to Gabriel Isaac. At home Sunday,
January 20, from to 6, at 267 Portsea
street
Rev. A. K. Foster of Olivet Baptist
church has accepted the presidency of
the Connecticut Young Peoples c. e.
union.
Captain and Mrs. w. Ellis and Miss
Emmie C. White, formerly of this city,
sailed on Saturday, January 5, for Gal
weston en- route to California. Their
stay for some time in California.
The Wellesley club held meeting
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the home of the temporary president,
Miss Alice Wright No. 1913 York street
This was the annual meeting Of the
club and it was very largely attended.
A president and secretary were elected
and a constitution was also adopted.
Mrs. j. C. Tracey was elected president
and Mrs. J. r. North secretary. Among
those present were: Mrs. A. M. Wheel
err, Mrs. William f. Moyle, Mrs Will
liam G. Lathrop, Mrs. Simon Hawkes.
Miss Leonard Miss Davis, Miss Hine
Miss Salter and Miss Tilburn.
E. D. LETTERS, who has been employed
for nearly six years by the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad in
the capacity of clerk at the Belle Dock
office, has accepted position as sales
man for the Wissner Piano company,
at 1853 Chapel street. Mr.. letters hav-
ing had some experience in this line,
should prove competent. He is tenor
soloist at the Grace M E, church, Fair
Haven, and has had a long experience
in musical matters of all kinds. The
successful future.
The marriage of Alfred G. Wander
bilt and Miss Elsie French, which will |
occur at Newport on January IA, will be
Of especial interest to New Haven peo-
pie because of the fact that the Rev G..
Brinley Morgan, rector of Christ church .
of this city, Is to assist at the wedding. |
The ceremony itself will be performed I
by the Rev Mr.. Beattie of Newport
Last Wednesday evening, Miss Grace
Merwin, of Milford, held an Informal
reception for some of her school friends .
her during the holidays
the guests was Miss Florence
Curnow from this city,
Mrs. Nathan Clark and her daughter
Natalie are planning to spend the /
month of March in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. r. Frazer is i'll at her home, 220
Edgewood avenue. She is attended by
Dr.. Russell.
The Hon. Lynde Harrison, of this
,ity, will arrive at Charlestown, S. c.,
.o-day and during the week will be
)usy attending meetings of directors of
he various corporations. in the i'm
nense Plant system. M. F. Plant and
R. e. Irwin, who are also directors,
nave started south for the same pur-
pose. Mr. Harrison will be back Janu-
ry IA.
Captain II. d. CoWles of the detect
We bureau auctioned off at good prices
he boxes for the police ball to be held
non In tba Lunn,int, hoe TOW !