The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-14
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Owing to the coming trip to Europ
of Professor Parker, Of Yale, he ha
naned as his successor for his wor
during his absence Edgar Kelley, G
New York, and Mr.. Kelleys name wi
be presented to Yale corporation TO
ratification to-day. Mr.. Kelley is
New York composer of note and we
known to many in this city. 1t is stat
ed that Emil Bauer's name will be pre-
sented for appointment as leader of th
Symphony orchestra during Professo
Parker's absence. Mr.. Bauer is, as for
merly of the Boston Symphony orches
ira. Professor Harry Jepson will go t
Europe with Professor Parker and hi
family, and will spend the summer il
Germany with them. The Parkers ex
pect now to sail about the Fourth o
July.
Mrs. Attic Fowler, of Middlefeld, ha:
bought the lot adjoining one she alread,
owns on Cocheco avenue, Indian Neck
from I1lizur johnson and william
Lounsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Loundon of Win
nipauk, South Norwalk, entertained {
Il
Miss Marion Loudon and her betroth.
ed, Pinckney Settle Hargrove, of New
Haven. The evening was pleasantly
passed by social intercourse. Music
was enjoyed.
| Mrs. Ellen Thompson, widow of Eli
zur Thompson, who was for many years
keeper Of the old lighthouse is serious
| ly i'll with peritonitis. Since the death
of her husband Mrs. Thompson has
! been employed by the United States
weather bureau to hoist weather sig
| nails to warn vessels passing through
the sound.
The Saturday Afternoon Whist club
of Branford met with Miss Elsie Mich
OILS, of Main street, on Saturday The
substitutes were Mrs. George s. Evans,
Mrs. III. X. Hutchinson and Miss Lou
Use Hutchinson. The prizes for the
day, dainty white fan and hand-paint-
ed rose bowl, went to Miss Clara Ken
yon and Miss Inez Smith. The club
will meet with Miss Kenyon next Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Winkley, of Boston, is the
guest of her son, Rector Winkley, of
Trinity church, Branford.
Miss Neva Benham, of West Haven
the we'll known elocutionist, Is prepar-
ing to present an entertainment at the
West Haven town hall, the object of
which is to raise funds for filling of
Weston street, near Campbell avenue,
a street which badly needs repairs and
which the town has neglected The
particulars concerning the entertain
ment will be announced later.
Rev. George Hubbard and family
are expected in West Haven in a few
days.
The Hubbell & Merwin company have
taken the contract for the erection of
summer residence on California
street, Savin Rock, for Solomon Wolfe
1t will have eight rooms with conven-
fences. The plans are by Architect w
E. Augur.
A reception will be given by the
members of the Methodist church, West
Haven, to Rev Mr.. McNicholl and fam
lily tomorrow evening from 5 to 10
o'clock.
Grand District Deputy Warden
Charles A Blackstone, of Branford, a
of the supreme lodge, N. E. 0.
P. left yesterday for Boston to attend
the fourteenth annual session of the SUI
preme lodge to be held in that city to-
day. Mr.. Blackstone was accompanied
by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Munro, of Cos
Cob, were the guests of Mr.. Munroe's
in Bradford over Sunday.
President Raymond, of Wesleyan uni
rix he ant
this year at Lawrence univer-
sity, Appleton, Wis.
Franw Mason, of Chestnut street,
West Haven, who has recently return
I'd from a business trip to Kansas, left |
Sunday evening for Kingston, Canada. |
He goes to the northern part of Can |
ada, north of the Canadian Pacific rail- |
-oad, to inspect some mines.
When Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, state re-
rent of the D. A. r., visits Faith Trum-
oull chapter to relate her experiences
Turing her recent visit to Paris, 1t has
,een decided to make the meeting pub
ic. 1t will be held at the Norwich club
IN May 24.--Norwich Bulletin.
The ST. Cecilia r. A. b. society gave
! summer dance last night at Knights
II columbus nall. Inc IOllOWlnS Hdu
he affair in CHARGE Miss Mary Bren-
ian, Miss Kitty McKenna, Miss Mar
,aret Kelly, Miss B. McCarten, Miss
Kate Taylor Miss Kitty Sullivan, Miss
Nellie Costello and Mrs. Muller.
The annual meeting of the Mary Clap
Wooster chapter D. A, r., will be held
n Tuesday May 81, at Colonial hall.
Iuch interest is felt in the election of
new regent in place of Mrs. Henry
hampton who resigned after a most
fficient service Of five years. Mrs. Will
am H. Moseley, who is travelling
broad, is favorite candidate with
lany Daughters in the city, and there
re others whose nomination by the
ommittee will be received with favor.
: nominating committee Of five MEM
ers has the duty in charge of selecting
suitable candidate, and whoever the
ommittee recommends at the meeting
ill probably be accepted. Mrs. Har-
ct S. Miller is chairman of the COM
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