The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-28
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

captain Curtis F. Evarts and Mrs
 Evarts returned yesterday from a tw
 months trip to Florida. They spen
 most of the time at Orlando in Soul
 Florida
 An engagement of interest to man.
 friends here has just been announced
 The young lady is Miss Mary Lockwood Boardman, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs
 William II. Boardman, of New York
 who is to marry Richard Schieffelir
 Chisolm, son of Colonel Alexander
 Robert Chisolm. MT. Chisolm is 8
 lawyer a graduate of Yale in the class
 of '97, and member of Squadron A
 and of the Union club, New York.
 Senator James F. Bree has suffered
 a relapse in health He has not been
 we'll for several weeks in fact He has
 gone to Pinehurst, N. C., for a rest of
 five or six weeks. During his attend
 ance at the general assembly he has worked faithfully to serve his district
 and has overtaXed his strength. The Pennington avenue Congrega-
 tional church, of Hartford, will cele- brate this evening the semi-centennial of it's predecessor, the Pearl street Con- gregational church, by special services. Owing to the fact that the history of the church will appear from the pen of it's pastor, Rev. Dr. William DeLoss Love, in a short time, that particular feature will not enter into the celebra- tion. Instead there will be addresses by Judge Nathaniel Shipman, Rev. Dr. E. P. Parker, of the South Congrega- tional church and Rev. Joseph II. Twichell of the Asylum Hill Congrega- tional church, on "The Religious Life of Hartford Fifty Years Ago" There will be a special programme of music under the direction of the organist, Benjamin w. Loveland. Friday even- ing the ladies of the church will give reception in the parlors.
 Willis E. Miller and family, of Or ange street, have gone south. MT. Mill Ter will be home about Easter, but his family will remain until later.
 A large gathering of friends assem- bled at the home of George Thompson at Lighthouse Point, Monday night, and aided to celebrate the event by surprise party The evening was very pleasantly spent with music and games light refreshments served, etc. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Fl. Sinner, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Morris, MT and Mrs Harry Coburn, MT and Mrs. A. E. Doty, MT and Mrs c. B. Shep- ard, MT. and Mrs George Nye, MT. and Mrs Harry Shepard, Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Hastings, Mrs Ward, Mrs. Win chell, Miss Emack. Miss J. Morris, Miss G. Morris, Miss G. Pinney, Miss D. Ward. Miss S. Reyes, Miss l.. Herrick. Miss E. Thompson, Miss H. Morris, H. Sinner, ire w. Sinner, Louis Doty, Led yard Hastings, Vincent Doty. Louis Thompson, D. Hastings, Weston Shep- ard. Y. Hastings.
 A very pretty wedding took place Tuesday evening at the home of the bride, IFS Norton street. the bride be- ing Miss Mabel E. Bristol daughter of Mrs. and Mrs George A. Bristol, the groom, William Hall Robertson. The bride was attired in white and carried brides roses. The home was very pret-, tily trimmed with. palms aid potted plants. During the ceremony the bridal party stood beneath an arch of palms. | The Rev MT Luckey, of the Humphrey 1 street Congregational church, perform ed the ceremony, using the Episcopal 1 service. Miss Fannie Kirchoff played | the wedding march from Lohengrin as the couple entered the parlor. Many | 1seful and beautiful presents were re- ,eived by the young couple, Mr and [ Mrs. Robertson left on the 9:1O train | 'or a trip lasting for a week or ten lays and on their erturn will reside at [ 73 Norton street, where they will be 1t home on Tuesdays after April 5.
 Mrs A. J. Penney of Branford who 1as been confined to her room for the past six weeks, suffering with the grip. S able to be out again.
 Rev. o. c. Waters of this city, will breach the sermon at the siXtyfifth of the Pearl street A. M. E. Zion church, Hartford, Tuesday, April
 Captain Charles H. Townshend and lis son Raynham. Yale 1900S., who have ,een of late in Florida at Miami, have one on a trip to Havana, where they will remain for few days, after which hey will sail for Cadiz, Spain. They will then travel in Spain, Italy, Ger 1any France and Switzerland, then re- urning home. On their way to Spain hey expect to stop at the Canary Is- lnds.