The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-18

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 | Among those who sailed yesterday ol
 the Frederick Wilhelm der Crosse wa
 Mrs, J, Mason Hoppin, jr., of this city,
 Harry D. Woodstock, the present or
 ganist at St. Pauls Episcopal churcl
 has just accepted a position for th'
 coming musical year at the fashion
 able church of St, Barnabas at Irving
 ton- on- the Hudson as choir director
 and organist, He will assume his new
 position on May 1.
 The following men have been award
 ed the insignia of the Yale gymnastit team: Frederick Burnham '02, W. H Lamphrecht '02, l. H. Warner '0S, G. w
 Mix l.. S., c. R. Bostwick GAS.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- l cut Pharmaceutical association, of which Charles Fleischner of this city is | president, will be held this year in New
 London on June IF and IS, following the ! Massachusetts convention, which will
 be held week earlier. Last year the
 convention was held in this city and at the Branford Point house. l MT. and Mrs. George J. Gruener an-
 nounce the marriage of their daughter l Cooper The ceremony was performed | by the Rev. MT Scoville at the Trinity parish house, after which a wedding dinner was served at the Tontine ho- I tel. The young couple left later for three weeks wedding tour, and upon their return will reside on Park street. 1 They were the recipients of many beau | tiful wedding presents, The groom is we'll known travelling salesman for William Gay company of Church street.
 Mrs. A. D. Kinner of Center street West Haven, is entertaining Mir and Mrs George Kinner, Mrs. Kinner with her son and daughter from Bethel. MT. and Mrs. Matthew Flaherty of this city are at their hotel, the Harbor View cottage, Milford, getting ready for the coming seasons trade. Mir and Mrs. James F. Welch of IS Atwater street West Haven, who have been visiting Mrs. Welch's sister Mrs. Louis L.. Cook of Wolcott, have return ed home.
 The twenty-second annual meeting of the Hillhouse High School Alumni as sociation, will be held in Music hall, Court street, Wednesday evening, April 23. An excellent programme has been arranged A full orchestra will fur nish music for concert and dancing. Many out of town members are expect ed to attend the meeting.
 William F. Haesche, Mus B., of Yale. has been appointed to take charge of Professor Horatio w. Parker's classes In theoretical music until the T. is well known in New England as musician, and is the leader of several musical organizations in this city. among which is the Choral union. One of his symphonies was given at the fourth concert of the New Haven Sym phony orchestra this winter.
 William J. Montgomery, the contrac tor of Orange and Gamer streets, whose hip was fractured two months ago by horse which reared upon him in his barn, left Grace hospital Wednesday, and is able to be about on crutches.
 Harry Hurd of Durham has entered the employ of the Merriam Manufac- turing company.
 w. G. Tucker of Durham is fast re- covering from his illness and expects to be out soon.
 Owing to contagious diseases at the home of Rev. MT. Gammack, he is stop ping at the house of Miss Sherwood. corner of Church street and Savin ave nue, where he will remain until further notice.
 Ned Hurd of Durham, who has sever ed his connection with the Merriam Manufacturing company, has accepted a position as foreman with the Middle sex Construction company.
 MT Mason of Chestnut street West Haven, Is in Rinewood, N, J, MT i Mason is consulting engineer for Abram s. Hewitt Iron Mines, situated at Ring wood.
 The board of managers of the New England A. A. union at a meeting held in Boston Wednesday night admitted the Crescent A. c. of West Haven to | 
 Miss Mabel P Stivers of the West | Haven Mothers union. was on Wednes- day elected corresponding secretary of | the Connecticut Congress of Mothers, at the second annual convention held | in Hartford
 MT. Smith of Dwight street is erect ing a $5000 one family frame house on | Fountain street, near West Prospect l street.
 Mrs. Minnie Platt who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Neil Ballard of | Richard street, West Haven. has re- turned to her home in Danbury
 Miss Nancy Hemingway is i'll at her home on Willard street with broncial trouble, but is improving.
 Letters received from Mrs. Robert Chase report a fine time at present. She is camping out in Florida. Mrs. Chase will return to West Haven some time in May.
 Mrs. w. G. Booth of Dwight street is i'll with a complication of ail- nents. She is attended by Dr. Francis Bacon and Dr. Goodwin, and two train ed nurses are in attendance night and 1ay Mrs. Booth is a sister of Mrs. S. H. Dawson also of Dwight street. The alter has passed the last three nights 1t her sisters bedside,
 Miss Rose Gessner, wo has been the guest of Miss Tasse of Center street, West Haven, returned to her home in Bridgeport yesterday.
 Mrs. w. S Chatfied of 299 Whalley lvenue entertained the S. $. Whist club m Monday afternoon. Only one mem- )er was absent, Mrs Blakeslee substi-
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