The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-08

men who have been prominent in tn
work In Connecticut for more than 20
years The pamphlet should prove G
value to those interested in the demon
ination and for reference. 1t is intend
ed for gratuitous distribution.
John Dillon, son of Benjamin j. Dbl
lon, formerly the well known shoe deal
er, is seriously i'll with scarlet fever /
New York city. Paul Dillon, anothe
son, was attacked with spinal troubl
during the holidays and is still YER
sick.
Alderman George Wallace of tn
Twelfth ward is i'll with a severe attacl
of grip at his home.
Miss M. Louise Gallagher, of thi
city will be the soloist at one of tn
musical events of the season in Terry
Vile and vicinity on Wednesday even
ing, January 1.-THE affair is a lectur
recital to be given in the town hall b.
Mrs. Jessica Wolcott Allen, assisted b,
w. Arthur Turner, tenor, and Otis B
Hough, pianist. The subject will b.
Irish music and selections will be rem
dered from a manuscript score neve
used in Connecticut.
Miss Madeline Reynolds of MAR
street, daughter of James H. Reynolds
will leave tomorrow for Montreal
Can, to visit her sister, Mrs. Huntley
Drummond. Her visit Will be of sew.
eral weeks duration
Mrs. 4. J. Adams has taken apart
ments for the winter for herself and
children at the home of her intimate
friend, Mrs. w. S. Crofut, No. IA Whal-
ley avenue. She intends to remain per.
manently in the city.
Professor and Mrs. Samuel William
Johnson entertained small party OF
friends at their home on Trumbull
street last evening.
The engagement of Miss Sophie f.
Kern to H. Markendorff, of New York
was announced Sunday evening at a
family supper given by Mrs. Fanny
Kern at her residence, SO Lyon street.
Mr., and Mrs H. Prout, of West Ha-
ven, start on Friday for trip to Flor
ida.
John L. Fitch, u. S. NJ, a grandson
of Deacon Talmage, of Elm street, West
Haven, has been home on a short leave
of absence. Mr.. Fitch was on the bat
tleship Indiana during the Spanish war
at the time Santiago was bombarded.
Mrs. G. T. Stoneman, of Beach street,
West Haven, has gone to New Britain
to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Lyme,
who is Ill.
| AT the last meeting of the Kalma-
thean club, which met with Mrs. S. J..
Bryant, of Elm street, West Haven, in
| teresting papers were read, the subject
being the French Salon. These papers
We're as follows: Madam Mohl,' Mrs
A. FELTON, Wood; Madam Recannier,'
Mrs. d. T. WEIGH; Madam De Stael'
Mrs. F. r. Lewis. Miss Bertha Graham
gave an interesting review of current
events.
! Mrs. Isidore Freedman. of William
street, was the hostess on Saturday
evening for an exceedingly pretty
whist party, which was given in honor
of her sister, from New York city, who
is her guest.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Mabel Smith to Albert Evan
Wilson, of Denver, Col.
Another delightful pianola recital
will be given next Saturday at Stein
ert's hall, and at that time Miss Hofer,
who was booked to sing at the last
concert, it is hoped will be able to ap-
pear. Miss Hofer was expected to sing
last Saturday but was detained on ac-
count of illness, her place, however, be-
ing acceptably filled by her sister, Mrs.
Nathan White.
Mrs. Smith Harding and daughter, of
Yarmouth, N. s., are the guests of
George Beckwith of Smith street, West
Haven
The New Haven Symphony orchestra
met yesterday afternoon for the first
rehearsal after the Christmas vacation.
From now on until January "a, when
the next concert will be given the
members will devote a great deal of
time to reheansing, SO that the concert
then will be up to their usual high
standard. Much satisfaction is mani
Tested over the selection of Ericsson
Bushnell for the soloist for the next
concert.
DR.. Andrews, of Brooklyn, is visiting
his mother Mrs. Joseph Andrews Of
Church street, West Haven.
The wedding at Delmonico's in New
York, yesterday, of Albert Stenert, of
Providence r. l., son of Morris Il.
Steinert, of this city, to Miss Marie
Phillips, member of one of the me-
tropols leading families, was large
social event The ceremony took place
at o'clock at Demonico's, where an
elaborate reception was also given. The
wedding party included twelve ushers,
nearly all prominent New York men,
one of whom was Mr.. lie Meyer, the
well known artist of the New York
Herald. Quite a party of New Haven
ers left the city yesterday afternoon to
go down to attend the affair, promi-
nent among whom were: Morris f.
Steinert, Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Ullman,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Shoninger Miss Alice
Shoninger, Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph
Steinert. Miss Friedman, of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Asher, and Professor
Troostwyk The bride was Miss Marie
Phillips, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Phillips, of So West Thirty-sev-
enth street. The groom's home is in
Providence. r. l., where he will take
his bride after their wedding trip to
California. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr. Mem
bez.
Miss Bessie Clark, daughter of John
Clark, of Elm street. West Haven, has
as her guest Miss Alice l.. Vernon, of
Miss Mabel Gonna, assistant book
keeper for the Winchester Avenue Rail
way company, is visiting in Litchf1eld.
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