The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-27
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

| ding will take place in June. a,, |. The family of John II. Davis, or Halluen' Ni' | has been visiting Mrs. paws paIents. tua and Mrs. William A. Collins, of Columoia' | thlS state. 4. <,
 Miss Jessie Benedict has returned to New @ Haven after a several aaSs FiS'' ~
 home in South Norwalk. ..,+, at 1 Miss Myrtle l.. Bailey, the cohlIaito a' the First Methodist church in Mlaaeltwmn, aa,eiit will resign her position on May lo aSrsp a similar position in the quartette nni cnoih in l this city. T., u,,ana-
 Miss Daisy Conklin of'Cromwel IS spen9d-
 ing Il few days with friends Ill Ne" 'A l ven. ,tt, 1r1;, l Rev. Father Moore has secured MISS Eilz, f4,sr abeth Gafney, of New Haven, aiid d,,. .ni9s tI's Louise Gallagher of Hartf9ra to penvet Tyeenm l New Britain, on March r, when Rev p"'n- CT Burke delivers an address there. +,,
 Mrs. Charles E. Fellowesj ssjloxes oa perps of that M place, was stricken with paralysis s,t,d, at her o l sons home on Saturday Her conultion on on | Sunday was very critical and althousH there slight change, l9r tne hena ee for her Tecnverv is entertained. About two years ago Mrs. Fellowes sustained snoIA i m.itI mat,,,. 1 ahected one side and from Thlcn sue turJay ur | fuliy recovered. In the attack on saiuruay @ X han ha,' '+broot becnme paralyzed so that It was | impossible for her to take ahS ho1'
 Miss Flora Bartle of Lakeville, has come come
 
 walk and vicinity. e.,roo of tbe
 The regular quarterly confereem,ctt ei,' pi wns vl, Prospect Methodist church. bristoi, ,"ht Mu' held in the church parlors sunday hlsnt.
 Wlit+an gr an ranorts from all the societies Of the church were presented by the yat5Uas p.sidins, ui cers and read in the presence or & Iresu,s si'arts Elder J. F. Adams, or m thas ha ,n Gts very prosper- ous condition in every way, ana heNo eho ane Dn Adams congratulated the officers on 'iie n"e 'nUT William !. Leland and Charles Anderson, soI, of snnth Norwalk. have been visiting Ill th's city: c,..,os n Barnes. of southington, who has many New Haven 1rienas anh nhronic m,c has for many weeks suffered from hr caroilt nt annendicitis. was operated upon saturouh ri'a hs tue Johnson sanitarium in harlloiu' sirs parnps operation was successlul any ane aannunts ns ] was as cOmfortaDle, aI i"'' l could be expected. +or+o;nea a number of friends with whist iasI eFeni's at her home 1T Atwater street; 4 rYtv Tam V Kenty, brother-in-law or Si,y | Controller Rowe, is expected tG iirrlNt m tn in New Haven within q few days. lie nus .sa oSon ha cruising on a yacht ioF rhina SGae and the Philip | visited Alaska, Japan' on'A
 p'MstT Mrs Jobn McQuigan, of Davenport aye aye, nue, Is spending several weeks "i'h iiiei'u' Ill Hnn' mru William H. Taft, chairman of the phiiinn;ne commission, has written a lettef lett,f to Yale approving the plan to euucale t thot h he pinos In Yale university na a,au m,iaet for inc already has ill mlnu 'he hi"e
 small reception was given last, evening
 by Mrs. Max osterweis at Ter hoihe on
 The Mary Clap Wooster chapter Of the .i1 D, A, K. will hold their march meeting i III ea, t,t parlors of the New Haven hoHse be naae aetinus nn ueuds of tIo recent b. A. R. Congress will be re- pot pr. and Mrs. P. c. Lane. of 367 orange orange street, have returned from trlp lo rioiiu" nv The en Monday Thimble and Literary club viii meet with Mrs. D. H. Prince; 3l4 HOW. ard avenue, Monday afternoon, MATCH + al
 The social circle of Naomi Rebekah lodge Nd. will hold their annual dance thls (Wednesday) evening in Republican haii oh
 eirp'Is Mrs. S. T. Darling of West Chapel street,
 is -'t entertaining this week Mrs. M. T. Vali' | of Hartford , ,,ada of
 Forman announeem,ent ,na has os peeT Haath mp ,he | snloist of Trinity NJ. E. church, ana Edwaro
 Eaton, Yale 1900, of Albany, \. l. ,iat me | wedding will take place some tine uulihs
 Professor Gruener, of Yale, has decided to rive two more readings of Minna Non Barn. helm In view of the extraorulnafy interest aroused in the subject or the German piay l which is to be given in the Hyperion next week. The readings by Professor Gluener
 were begun Monday evening In the man
 lecture room of Osborn naii, & wh,Gn nlace miIs in | the same hall at ' o'clock last evening. Ihe third and last reading will be given to-hof- l row evening. 4 +,,, er, beadGuarters, Is i'll at his home, NO. Al Aa-
 miral street In his absence Hoseman Eugene Porter, of Truck 1, is acting as oper- Miss Elsie Trowbridge, daughter of Ruth | arfnrd Trowbridge, of 70 Grove street, has been obliged to return home from Farming. ion. where she was at school on account or ihT pr' and Mrs. w H. Carmalt will enter l tain small dinner party this evening at their home on Elm street. , ,, | Mrs Henry Champion and Mrs. Mary Knous returned from Washington Monday on the Colonial express, reaching New tta- ven shortly after four o'clock. They have
 been attending the aaro F. K,nney mn voEes t6e State
 regent, will not return until later In the
 Mrs. c. Purdy Lindsley has as her guest ber niece. Miss Stevenson, of St. Louis.
 | Representatives of the company in which
 the old Judson packing house, which was
 recently burned, was Insured through the Burton agency were in town yessLeiruay oagr, a representatives praised the work or the firemen and literally aided the cause of the benefit to be given for the families of the dead fremen by purcnaSlnS seNeIui tichetS loa Mr. rn and Mrs. Eli Mix and Colonel Rollln | Woodruff and Mrs. Woodruff, Wn0 nave been at Palm Beach for three weeks, have returned home from their trip in the south. The party while there were In Florida met n number of New Haveners who are staying in Florida.
 ranged for Thursday evening, March z, at | Republican hall. The proceeds will go to the needs of the New Haven hospital The
 game will be called at s o'clock sharp and the fee will be the modest one of twenty five cents The committee will be aided by Dr. Daggett, of the hospital Those in 1 charge of the affair are Mrs. John Griffin, Mrs George r. Converse Mrs. W. A. Beers,
 Mrs. William H. Harper and Mrs. Frank Brazos.
 | There is considerable local pride manifest over the selection of Miss Josephine Chap man, of Boston, as the architect whose plaus for the building which is to represent the six New England states at the coming 1 Pan American exposition at Buffalo have been accepted. That she should be the sue cessful competitor among all those who sub mitted plans to the committee is in Itself | tribute to the success of women in this al- | most new field of work, but, aside from this Miss Chapman has quite number of friends in New Haven who are personally l Interested In her latest achievement. Miss l Chapman comes from q distinguished Colo nial fnmily of Boston. Her mother at pres ent is the Massachusetts state regent of the Society of the Daughters of the Revolution. I Both Ml-- 'tiIpnan and her mother have | visited In New Haven frequently as the guests of Mrs. J. ". J. Sizer, wife of Vice
 President Sizer, of the National Savings