The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-11
PERSONAL JOTTING !s.

in Chi Delta Theta, an annual honor
The lucky men who will wear the gol
triangle are: Walter Eugene Mayer 'Ol
of New York city; Cotton Maynard 'o1
of Washington, d. c., and Harold Ar
thur Gilbert DIS, son Of Rev. Levi Gil
bert, d. d., former pastor of Trinit.
M. e. church.
Henry A. Vanby, an instructor in tn
English department at Yale, is the au
thor of very clever little sketch "Th
Major With Peg Leg" in the Outlool
for Saturday, March 2. Mr.. Vanby ha
an enviable reputation as Journalist
and was the editor of the Yale Couran
last year.
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, who ha
been invited by the programme commit
tee of the May Musical festival to TAKE
charge of giving Liza Lehman's sons
cycle "The Daisy Chain" at the Wed
nesday morning concert, May s, has Sc
lected the following singers to give it
Miss May Sylvia Elcock, soprano; Miss
Louise Banker alto; Walter E. Schnee-
loeh, tenor, and Riley E. Phillips, bass
Mrs. Robertson will be the accompanist
Miss Emile Neebe, of New York city
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Marie Neebe of rs Arch street, this city,
and friends in Meriden, has returned
home after a pleasant three weeks
stay. She was accompanied by her
nephew, Master Henry Koepchen, son of
| Rev. William Koepchen pastor of st.
Lukes Lutheran church, formerly pas
tor Of Zion Lutheran church of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Miley, Bertram
Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Wright. and
Miss Lillian Crane, who have been
spending a few weeks in Bermuda, have
returned, having had a most delightful
time, and all much benefited by the
change of air and the delightful stay in
the sunny south. Mrs. Miley met with
an accident on her return trip, having
badly sprained her ankle. Mrs. Strick-
land will remain in Bermuda.
President Hadley of Yale addressed
the Providence Yale Alumni association
last evening in that city. Last evening
President Hadley spoke in Old South
church. Boston
Mr. and Mrs D. S. Gamble have re-
turned from Lakewood. N. J., where
they have been stopping for several
weeks
Mrs. Thomas. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. George Meserole, of
Southington. returned to her home in
New Orleans.
Miss Katherine Dayton of Torrington
is the guest of Mrs. S. M. Hammond of
College street
Mrs James r. Brinsmade of Derby,
sister of Mrs. G. b. Bunnell, attended
the D. A. r. congress as a delegate from
the Derby chapter, and remained In
Washington as the guest of friends
over the Inauguration ceremonies.
Miss Helen Baldwin of Branford,
who has been i'll with the grip at her
home in Hopyard Plain, is again con-
valescent.
Mrs. w. Harmon Voltz of Ansonia is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Danforth
of Montowese street, Branford.
Miss Frances L. Kirchhoff. of rs Ma
pie street, is visiting friends in New
York Next week she goes to Princeton
NJ j., for two weeks visit.
Miss Bessie Flanders Of Branford is
visiting Miss Maud Nearing of New
Britain.
Miss May Hayes Of West Haven, as
sisted in the eighteenth anniversary of
Camp No. 1. P. Q. s. of A., Friday
night in Pythian hall
Mrs. Leverett Goodyear has been en-
gagged as contralto at Trinity M. z.
church choir, of which Miss Frances
Heath is director. Mrs. Goodyear is a
pupil of Miss Heath.
Some engagement announcements of
interest to New Haveners are those of
Miss Marie Christina Nichols to Louis
James Phelps; Miss Caroline Seward
Green to John Johns, and Miss Mary
Whitimore Chase to William Wilson
Heaton.
DR.. G. A. Anderson, of the department
If Scandinavian languages at Yale.
poke Saturday evening at Yale hail. /
His subject was Scandinavia" He Il
Illustrated his address with stereopti-
on views
Miss Florence Kline of Ypsilanti.
Mich, is at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
'harles J. Bartlett of Elm street, in this
ity. Dr. Bartlett, her brother-in-law,
s professor in Yale, and has charge
t the department in pathology, and {
Hiss Kline, who is a post graduate of .
fichigan university, Is assisting him in I
aboratory work |
James e. Smith Of 80 Park street, who
as been very seriously i'll with spinal :
Meningitis at Grace hospital, was re-
orted last evening as doing we'll with ,
God prospects of recovery. r
Carrot P. Hynson, the Orange street 9
usiness man, is slowly improving. The I
'ound caused by blood poisoning in his n
rm has failed to heal and the attend =
lg physician, DR.. Arthur S. Cheney. +
as obliged on Saturday to perform an f
peration by cleaning the wound and f
lserting drain for the purpose of as =
sting the wound in healing Dr. r
heney said last evening that Mr. Hyn-
'ns condition was still serious, al d
Tough his recovery is probable. T
The Hon. w. A. McAdoo. formerly
New Jersey but now of New York, i,
ssistant secretary of the navy in
leveland's administration and for h
Veral terms previously a representa- g
We in congress, visited New Haven
lturday.
Arrangements are now completed for
e third annual entertainment and II
tnce to be given by the Hillhouse
horus club at Harmonic hall Friday,
pril 10, The Hillhouse Chorus club
~ open the first part with the song, II