The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-25

is out of town for a rest and will return
about the first Of April.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss katherine Well
Hallock, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Hallock. to Burton Howard
Lee, Yale 1902, of this city.
Mrs. M. Greenbaum and family thank
their many friends for their kind atten-
ton in their sad bereavement.
Mrs. Josephine NJ Fitch, of 213 Or
chard street, has gone to New York to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Lemuel Hop
ton, who has recently gone to house
keeping.
Charles G. Carroll, who has been the
baritone soloist at st. Pauls Episcopal
church, Wallingford, for the past ten
years, has accepted similar position in
the choir of Trinity church, this city,
where he will be the baritone of the
linked quartette. Mr.. Carroll will be-
gin his duties at Trinity church on the
first of May.
Thomas Kenney a well known rail-
road man of Howard avenue, was pre-
sented with robust son by his wife the
Ipast week
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Stevens, Of Hart
land, are visiting relatives in this city
and Torrington.
Petit Day, assistant at the Cheshire
railroad station, has left Cheshire for a
better position as station agent in Mid
dlefield. His family expects to move in
a few weeks.
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Miss Elizabeth Sargent, of Church
street, was the hostess for very pref
! ty informal social affair on Thursday
evening Of last week. The guests in
cluded few Of the friends of Miss Sar-
gent and Of her brother, who is soph-
omore at Yale, and was given in honor
of Miss Sarah Turner, of Nantucket,
who Is visiting with the Sargents.
Organist Joseph Hill has been re-en-
gagged at the Center Congregational
church, Meriden. There will be at least
three changes In the quartette. Miss
Gertrude Upham, of New Haven, will
succeed Miss Florence Graham, sopra-
no, of Bristol. Miss NJ C. Lynch. of
New Haven, takes Miss Susie Spencer's
place Willis Whittlesey a Yale stu
dent Of New Haven, is engaged for ten
or singer In place of William Fem, of
Bristol SO far Daniel Duncan has not
been re-engaged.
Much interest among the leading peo-
pie In the social world centers about the
looming wedding of Miss Elizabtah Mum
ger, the youngest daughter of Rev. DR..
T. T. Munger, to John c. Adams. The
date for the affair is set for Monday,
April s, and instead OF large church
wedding, as was anticipated by many
of the friends and parishioners Of DIR.
Munger, the wedding will be a quiet
home affair, very simple In all its de-
tails. The ceremony will be performed
'at o'clock In the afternoon and the
pleasant home of the Mungers on Pros
pect street will be the scene of the we'd
ding. The guests. about one hundred in
number, will include only the near
friends of the bride and bridegroom.
After wedding trip the young peo-
pie will return to New Haven in time
for Mr.. Adams to take UP his work at
the university at the close of the Eas-
ter vacation,
Mrs. Jesse Brooks, Of Cheshire, is in
this city making a farewell visit to her
son, Henry Brooks, who is living here.
Mrs. Brooks is to visit Chicago this
summer, where her eldest son. the Rev,
Jesse Brooks, resides with his family.
William Ingraham, who was former
employee of the factory in Ivoryton, is
in the New Haven hospital sick with a
fever
Letters received recently from Mrs.
A. e. Merwin and Miss M. B. Merwin,
of Trumbull street, this city, who are
spending the winter in Pasadena, Cal,
state that they are having a delightful
time there and are being much enter
tanned, They are the guests of Mrs.
Merwin's son, d. s. Merwifi, who is one
of the leading citizens of Pasadena. The
Pasadena Star of recent date gives an
account of large reception recently
given at Oak Lawn, the picturesque SUI
burban home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID, S.
Merwin, in honor Of Mrs. Merwin and
Miss Merwin, of this city, and also in
honor of Mrs. Goodman and Miss Mary |
Goodman, of Hartford, Mrs. Moses Cole |
man Of Boston, and Miss Maltby, of |
Northampton.
Grand Regent Carleton e. Hoadley, of |
this city, paid an official visit to Rock
vile council, Royal Arcanum, Friday |
evening.
Several new men have recently been |
into responsible positions on |