The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-10-20

Charles H. Keeshin. a New Haven
boy, who has for thirty years travelled
ali over the United States in advance
of many famous shows, is here repre-
senting The Village Pars0n Co, which
appears at the Grand opera house the
last three days of this week, with matt
nee Saturday. Mr. Keeshin was ad-
vance representative Of Duprez & Bene-
diets, Haverleys, D'Oyly Carter London
Opera Co., Frederick Ward and host
of other famous companies He never
travelled with show that went bank
rupt. He is one of the young men
still in the profession judging from his
healthfuIness and vigor. He leaves for
Manchester, N. H, to-day.
Raymond W. Barrows of Hartford
has entered the Yale law school. He is
ia clever football player and will I'M
doubtedly make the Yale team.
Mrs. Bishop will entertain at luncheon
at the Country club on Tuesday. Gov
ers will be laid for twelve.
George L. Filley, the Hartford trolley
conductor who has been under treat
ment at the Hartford hospital for
hemorrhage, was able to leave the in
stitutiop Saturday.
DR.. G. C. Bushnell, formerly of this
city, now of Syracuse university, has
published a book of Latin selections en-
titled Readings from Latin Verse
with Notes."
Merwin D. futile of this city and
Miss Emma c. Heff1on of Hartford
were married there Thursday by the
Rev. George Russell Warner.
With the return of F. Thornton Hunt
of Wooster street, from a summer spent
abroad, society inaugurates a number
of dinners and social affairs in his
honor. Mr. Hunt is great favorte in
New Haven society.
e. III. Strickland, manager of the
South Norwalk agency of the Interna-
tional Correspondence schools, has re-
:. signed his position and has gone to
Mamaroneck to take up his profession
as architect and draughtsman. A man
from New Haven succeeds him.
G. Frank Goodale Of this city, who is
supervisor of music in the schools of
& Meriden, has been engaged as musical
director of a Mems Singing club in
Danbury. 1t is modelled after the plan
of the Orpheus club in New York.
Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher are
spending the autumn months very
pleasantly, alternating between their
Prospect Hill home and their residence
at Narragansett Pier. They have with
them their youngest child, the other
two children remaining with Mr.. Fish
er's mother, Mrs. Ella Fisher, at their
Prospect street home. They will con-
tinue this plan indefinitely.
F. w. Lanbin of this city is the guest
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Warner, at Reynolds Bridge.
Robert G. Ogden, M. A, who was the
principal speaker at the dedicatory ex-
ercises of the new Y. M. c. A. building
on Tuesday, was the guest, while in the
city, of Professor w. W. Farnam OF
Prospect street. Mr.. Ogden, it will be
remembered, received a degree from
Yale last year.
Mrs Harriet J., Dodge. wife of Past
Commander George r. BODICE, is in
Madison, O.. attending the annual meet
ing of the board of managers of the
National .Woman's Relief Corps home.
Mrs. BODICE as past national president
h is a member of the board. She went to
Ohio after attending the national con-
yention of the order in Washington last
week.
Mrs. Isham Henderson has moved in
to her new home on Prospect street and
Professor and Mrs. Lang, who have
BEEN occupying the Weir home during
the absence of Professor and Mrs. Weir
in Europe, have taken the house at GO
Trumbull street, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. James L'Hommedieu of
East Norwalk had the pleasure of en-
PERTAINING Rev. A. ]. Smith and wife OF
this city at dinner Thurday at theil
home on Seaside Place. The genial
pastor and wife made a flying trip, re-
turning to the Elm City in the after
noon.
"a dinner given Saturday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss was
in honor Of Colonel Febiger of the Phil
ippine Islands. Colonel Febiger is q
brother of Mrs. Hotchkiss, and has re-
Gently returned from his station. His
daughter, Miss Geneva Febiger, has
been spending portion of the veal
with Professor and Mrs. Beebe, and has
s become very popular with the younger
set On Thursday a small luncheon
was given by Mrs Beebe at tht Coun.
try club, for Miss Febiger, at which
covers were laid for five. Among the
guests were Miss Rhoda Sargent anG
Miss Julia Morgan. Colonel Febigtl
with his family and Miss Geneva will
leave very shortly to spend the winter
in California, where he is to be sta
toned.
Report comes from Paris of the re-
cent very serious Illness of Mrs D. Ca
dy Eaton. In fact, at one time it was
despaired that she would ever return
to America. Latest news is that sh
will return in December. With her il
Miss Kate Trowbridge mad Miss Mel
lie Hotchkiss.
First Lieutenant Alton T. Spencer
commandant of the first platoon, Bat
terry A, C. N. G., has at his own re
quest been placed on the retired lis
of commissioned officers. A specia
meeting of the platoon will be hell
at their armory on Monday evening Il
nominate a first lieutenant.
Mrs. and Miss Wurts, who have beel
absent the entire summer, have return
ed and have opened their Whitney ave
III nue. residence.
Joseph Fofler, Sr., a former residen