The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS


Annie Ward Tiffany, of Mrs. Fishes
company will be an honored guest at
Irma Daileys reception al Harmonic
hall this afternoon. $3.50.
Rev Dr. Baker, of the First M, e,
church, and family are now domlciled
at the parsonage, 80 Wall street. His
congregation are already delighted with
their new pastor and anticipate, under
his ministnatons, a marked increase iot
Y the interest and prosperity which has
been attending the church under its
former pastors
Mr. and Mrs George 7. White have
issued cards for a dinner dance next
Monday at the Tontine hotel to cele-
brate their fifth wedding anniversary.
Former Senator Lyman II. Johnson
was smiling yesterday. He announced
that his daughter, Mrs. Herman Trisch,
had presented him with granddaugh-
ter in the morning. Mr., and Mrs. Trisch
live at 80 Lilac street. Mr.. Trich is
! musician of note and the organist at
Z the German Lutheran church.
The pupils who have been studying
this winter with Madame Tealdi will
give recitals on the Goth of May and the
Sd of June.
DIR. 3. S. Hall departed yesterday for
visit with his parents in Colchester.
4 DR.. Hall expects to remain over Sun
day. returning to his work in Branford
next Monday.
Miss Eugene Gold who has been
spending several weeks with friends in
Warren, Mass, has returned to her
home on Whalley avenue.
4 The Boys club of st. Johns church
held supper and sale in the guild room
Of St. Johns church last evening from
until o'clock The supper was fif-
teen cents and various articles were on
sale at we'll decorated booths. Ice cream
sandwiches were the feature of the eve
ming.
Herbert W. Lewis, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his father, James HI. Lewis, of
the Bradley hfouse, Southington. He
has just graduated from the Philadel-
phia College of Pharmacy.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Cor
nelia Anderson, of Clinton, for the we'd
ding of her daughter, Miss Cornelia Au-
gusta Anderson, to Clarence Hoyt Still
SON formerly of this city, but now of
Pittsburg, on Wednesday, May Z, at 5
o'clock. Mr.. Stilson is a. graduate of
the class of '95 and is a grandson of the
late Minot A Osborn.
DIR. George f. Nettleton, of as College
street, has returned from his recupera-
fling trip to Charleston, South Carolina,
fully recovered from his recent severe
Illness.
Among the Germans i'll at the hospital
and under treatment are Henry Hey
mann and Charles Miller. Others on
the sick list are John Dueringer, of 66
Walnut street, Rudolph Lang, of 1876 |
Bassett street, and Frank Bohan, of 4S9 |
columbus avenue.
A. M. Young, of New York city, is |
at his summer home, "The Anchorage"
at Pine Orchard, looking over improve
ments
George Thompson, who has been on a |
months business trip to Ohio, has re- |
turned to his home on Crescent street. |
Westville.
The HulIabaloo club will meet next |
Thursday evening with Mr.. Goldsmith, |
of Moose HILL Branford.
Rev. William Winans, who has been
for over a week at the bedside of his
sick mother in Catskill N. Y, has re-
turned to his home on Whalley avenue.
Mr.. Winans' mother is greatly improv- |
ed from her Illness
John Halsted, of 1870 Howard avenue, |
was the hostess of the fortnightly meet
ing of the E. o. w. Whist club Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs Miner Lozier play
ed for Mrs. J. S. Coburn, Mrs. e. w.
Gilbert playing for Mrs. G. w. Con-
verse. Mrs. Howard c. Webb won first
prize, receiving a beautiful hand en-
brOidered centerpiece; Mrs. Clard Ford
Okeson scoring second and having an
embroidered picture frame in a carna-
ton design Miss Baldwin third, taking
a dolly done in forget-me- nots.
r. T.. Wallace, of this city, will leave
this morning for Chihuahua, Mexico, |
where he will look after copper and 9TH
err mining interests in which he and
several other New Haveners are inter
ested. They have a mine down there in
full operation. o. G. Coggins, New
Haven man, has been managing the
mine for several months. The name of
the company operating the mine is the
Bonita company. Nearly all the stock
OF the company is held in New Haven
and Wallingford.
Mrs. Harry P. Hutchinson, of Bran
ford, is visiting relatives in Grosvenor-
dale.
"a. NJ Farnham has received the con-
tract for grading the lawn at the new
Greist house which is in course of con-
struction ON Forest street. The work
on the house is progressing rapidly and
1t is expected that it will be ready for
occupancy by the first of July or Au
gust The house is a three-story frame
affair, and when completed will cost !
about $4,000.
". T. Hammer, of Bradford, is pre-
pairing to put his yacht, the Rival, into
The craft has been over
hauled and painted.
Frederick Vesper, who is spending
ais vacation with his guardian Judge
). J. Bryant, entertained John Steven
son. Roy Beckwith and Harry Smith at
his room Thursday. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing whist and
,ther games.
Mrs James Green has leased the Bay F
view hotel at Stony Creek and viii soon
,pen the house.
The Faithful circle of Kings Daugh- y
ers, under the leadership of Mrs. Clar- S
,nca T.. Clark most delightful il