The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-01

Mrs. Charles Kingsberger of this city. formerly of Norwich, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Peale of West Thames street, Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hauff of West Chapel street, left yesterday for Wor- cester. Mass, where they are to attend the Worcester Musical festival Last evening Judith was sung with Ger trude May Stein, who is New Haven favOrite in the cast.
 The announcement is made of the marriage on Wednesday, September 24, of Miss Ethel Robinson of this city to Robert I. Reed, son of w. R. Reed, yard master of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the bride by the Rev. MT. Luckey, and the couple have gone on a wedding trip to Stockbridge and Pittsfield, Mass. They will be ''at home" to their friends at Il Mechanic street this evening.
 Frederick Reynolds, the republican registrar of the Thirteenth ward, is re- ported as beink quite i'll at his home on Fitch street.
 Anthony Kaicher, jr., who has been studying for some time in Buffalo, N. Y., has gone to Bavaria, Germany, where he will spend two years in study ing and will then complete his course with three years study in Paris. Homer Gulliver is quite i'll at his home on Harrison street. About a week ago MT. Gulliver had a number of back teeth extracted and immediately after the operation the jaw began to swell. Two days ago small hemorrhage set in.
 D. z. Merritt. of Southington is now at Yale university taking a post grad uate course of study for the degree of master of arts. He received his B. A. at Wesleyan several years ago During the five years that MT. Merritt was principal of the Lewis high school, Southington. he made many friends who with all his old pupils will wish him success in his studies. MT. and Mrs. Merritt are visiting friends in South ington at present, but expect to move to this city in the near future. Professor and Mrs. DuBois' of Ed wards street have returned after an ab- sence extending over the entire sum- mer.
 W. D. Bailey, who went to New Brit ain about two years ago from Branford, where he held a position as foreman in the polishing and buffing department for thirteen years, seven years with the the Yale & Towne Co. and six years with the Branford Lock works, held a similar position with Russell & Erwin Co., until last week, when he resigned to accept a position as assistant to John H. Shaw, general superintendent of Sargent & Co.'S lock works in this city MT. Bailey commenced work here Mon day He was quite popular both in and outside the shop. The polishers, buff fers and platers before his departure from the shop Saturday presented to him gold watch and chain and charm The presentation was made by Thomas Dalton, a clerk in the department. MT Bailey is a brother of Rev. D. A. Bailey of Montville. formerly of New Britain MT. Dalton succeeds him in charge of the room.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson was the AiOotS3S OAA NAOtluoS 1l lllC SOuIAly Niub for a small affair in honor of Mrs. Min nie Little Longley of Boston, Mass. @. very distinguished pianist, who is visit ing Mrs Whittemore. Mrs. Robertson's ! other guests were Mrs Prentce and Mrs. Gregg. Mrs. Longley is pupil of Mcdowell, and has achieved splendid success at her work, having toured the country with the Boston Festival or chestra.
 Frank Pitcher is reported as being quite i'll at the residence of Theodore 1 Shumway of Alden avenue. Among the other announcements of yesterday of general interest is that of i the engagement of Miss Ruth Hanna to Joseph Medill Mccormick, graduate of Yale 1900. MT. Mccormick is the son of Robert s. Mccormick, formerly am- bassador to Vienna, and recently ap- pointed ambassador to St. Petersburg
 He is a grandson of Joseph Medill, the l famous editor of the Chicago Tribune.
 MT. Mccormick was prominent socially at Yale. He was president of the Uni- versity club, and member of Scroll and Key. He has a brother, R. R. McCor- mick, in the present senior class. He, ! too, is a member of Scroll and Key. l Another is the engagement of Miss Huntington and John D. Spreckels, jr.,
 son of the sugar manufacturer, the wedding to occur in the early winter in
 San Francisco.
 Walter Downs, carrier of the staff
 of the local postoffice, returned yester-
 day after a fifteen days vacation spent
 with friends in New York state
 Miss Anna Rockee, who has been wis.,
 iting Miss Anna McQueneey in Bran-
 ford, returned to her home in Pennsyl- vania Monday.
 Mrs. Eli Manchester, ST., a former res-
 ident of West Haven, fell and broke
 her. hip. She resides with her son. Eli
 Manchester, at his residence on Spring
 street, West Haven.
 The Misses Duggan of this city are being entertained by Mrs. I. T. Linsley
 of Montowese street, Branford. l Mrs. Clemments and daughter of To-
 ronto, Canada, have moved into their new home, 267 Elm street, West Haven. Miss Mamie Corcoran of Branford is | spending few weeks with her brother,
 John Corcoran of this city
 MT. and Mrs. Guilford Young of West
 Haven have returned from their visit to
 Cheshire.
 l The household effects of J. Edward
 Matthews were moved to his new home
 on Farren avenue from Branford Mon
 day.
 Mrs NewaI and dauob+ar Mise G.,