The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-05

The many friends Of Will Loomis.
formerly of this city, manager of the
Hartford Sunday Globe, will be glad to
hear of his success. the Globe having
doubled in circulation and general pros
perity since he was appointed to its
management six or seven years ago.
Mr.. LOOMS was years ago manager of
the Connecticut Associated Press head
quarters in New Haven, and his enter
prise was manifest in conducting that
institution also.
Miss Hattie Dennison, formerly of
Fair Haven. is now located at Barber
ton, o. She is making many new
friends. but sadly feels the loss of her
friends in this city.
Mrs Hart, mother of Mrs. e. Harris
Weaver Of West Chapel street, went to
New York yesterday morning for a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Cooke.
Mrs A. C. Plat of Stratford, who
has been visiting Mrs. E Harris Weaver
of West Chapel street, will return to
Stratford to-day.
w. G. Hyatt, Yale "a, has been taken
to the second football training table.
Edwin oviatt, Yale '96. has a story
in Leslie's Monthly entitled blouse Bill
No. 29''
George Stevens gave a surprise party
in honor of his wife Tuesday evening
at her home. 20 Willard street. Music
and dancing were enjoyed by the
guests and an elaborate collation. was
served late in the evening. About thir-
ty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens were
present.
A = oy1I foy
the Anchorage" at Crescent Bluff, but
expect to leave for New York city on
Monday, where they will spend the win
ter.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Society Of the Archaeological In
stitute of America will be held on Fri
day. November 6. in room 20, Phelps
hall.
Arthur H. Crane and Miss e. H.
Crane. both of this city, were among
the throng o. guests at the celebration
Of the golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Grant in Bristol Tuesday.
Edward Easter Of Lexington avenue
has returned from a visit to Portland,
Conn. where he was the guest of Mr..
Mclean for several days.
concert under the auspices of Re-
lance council was given in Bristol ar
mory last Wednesday evening. The
artists to appear are Ericsson f. Bush
ness. the baritone of New York: Miss
Belle Manross Sigourney, violinist; Mrs.
Emily Schneeloch- Busse. soprano, and
Harriet Burr Main, pianist. Nearly 800
tickets were sold.
Miss Cecil Barnum has as her guest
for a few weeks Miss Dix. They are
both very much interested in the Hor-
ticultural flower show and fair which is
tosoccur next week and have charge Of
one of the booths.
Professor John w. Stimson '72 has an
.aSSasls iapjhe November Arena entitled
lie Rising Tide Of Social Righteous
ness
Colonel N. G. Osborn spoke at the an
nual dinner of the Boston Paper Trade
society given in Boston last evening
DR.. William j. Giles, Yale 94S., has
just published a volume of "Bio-chemi-
cal Researches from the Laboratory
and Physiological Chemistry Of Column
bia University" 4
Miss Marie Schumacher, who has been
spending the past week with her aunt,
Mrs. Emil Muenzner. in this city, has
returned to New York She will soon
start for the south, where she will
/ spend the winter. ..,-.-: i
The Shelf. Bible study class meet In
Byers' hall last evening. The fresh
men. under the leadership Of M. H,
Bowman '05s., considered the subject
Reading the Bible; the juniors under
r. Fl. Edwards 'o1 studied Courtesy
and Unselfshness;'' the seniors, under
3. w. Kunkel '01s. studied Sallmon's
Life Of Jesus, " study No. z, 1.-THE First
Disciples i
Mrs. A. NJ Painter. accompanied by /
her niece Miss Kitchen, have gone to i
Los Angeles, Cal, where they expect to |
spend the winter. Mrs. Painter and her
niece will be the guests of Miss Kitch- |
ems father. Il
The fifth anniversary of their wedding
was celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin a. Heanin Monday evening at |
their home on Whal1ey avenue A |
number Of their friends were present, |
all bringing present of some wooden
article In appropriate observance of the
anniversary.
Among those present from out of town |
at the golden wedding celebration of |
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Goodwin in
Terryville Tuesday were: Herbert
B1akeslee of Ontario, Can; Mrs. Charles
b. Holman of Hopkinton, Mass; Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Coe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Burr, Mrs. Viola Phillips, the
Misses Martha and Lottie B. Hall, and
Mrs. Agnes Couch of New Haven.
William Hugo, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Hugo, arrived home Tuesday af-
ternoon from a trip to Germany
Jacob M. Dickinson Of Chicago, one
Of the United States commissioners at
the Alaskan award, spent Sunday in
this city. stopping at the New Haven
house with his wife and son. Henry,
who have been with him in England
during the sessions of the commission.
Mr.. Dickinson stopped here on his way
home from London. Another son is
Yale student. Mr.. Dickinson left Mon
day morning for his home. His wife
and son Henry remained here until to-
day.
Mrs. c. T. KinsIey of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. w.
Hoxie, Of Oxford Center, for about
week. This is her first visit in Oxford
for eleven wears