The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-22
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Charles Schwab. travelling man for
Miner. Read & Garette. is at Trenton,
n. J., taking a ten days vacation.
The Pullman car Guadeloupe, from
the Southern Pacific railroad. arrived
in this city yesterday with General
Manager Julius Kruttschmitt and party
from San Francisco. The gentleman
comes here to place his son, Julius
Kruttschmitt. jr., at Yale.
Mr.. Terrell, clerk at Prince & White
ly's, Center street, was one of the party
of twelve which included a Church
street florist and a number of New
Haven trolleynen. who returned from
Block Island Sunday noon, where they
spent two days. They were caught in
the recent gale when half way between
New London and Block Island and had
to turn back. They got back to New
London Just in time as the gale be-
came furious and congratulated them
lselves that they We're not in it. They
We're on the EAST schooner yacht Ruth
of New London, commanded by Captain
Wedmore of New Haven. The Ruth
was formerly one of the fast schooner
yachts of the New Yale Yacht club, and
once crossed the Atlantic ocean in Is
days. .- .-...... ~. g..
Mrs. Trowbridge has returned to her
home on Blohm street. West Haven.
Her daughter, Miss Carmelia Trow-
bridge, will soon leave for Granbier, O.,
where she has accepted a position as
! teacher Miss Jennett will be in New
York this winter. Her son, Grant Trow-
bridge, of Patterson, N. j., is her guest.
Mr.. Henry Bedent leaves to-day to
spend week with Mrs. Streeter, widow
of the late George Z. Streeter, who was
Tor many years a former New Haven
jeweler. and who since selling out her
jewelry business in East Orange, N. j.,
(which she conducted for some years
after the death Of her husband. has
made her home in New York city.
c. j. Parmelee, who is on the battle
ship Illinois, spent few hours with
his parents at their home on Atwater
street. West Haven. last week.
The Gideon WelIes Naval Veteran
association of Connecticut has extended
the courtesy of an escort, also the hos
Ipitality Of it's quarters at New Haven
to the United States Veteran navy, the
organization of sailors who saw service
in the Spanish war, on the occasion of
the coming assembly of Spanish war
veterans in New Haven.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. /. Berman announce the
coming wedding of their daughter, Miss
Ray, of Morton Bodlander, which will
take place Sunday. October IS, at the
| home of the bride, 70 IL Lafayette
street The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. DR.. Solomon Kleinfeld of the
Olive street synagogue, after which a
reception will be given for their friends.
Miss Luce OF New London and Miss
Havens Of New Haven are the guests
OF Mrs. Frank Collins of 81 Windsor
avenue, Hartford. A.
Il Mrs. E. p. Bellows Of New York, who
has been a guest Of her aunt. Mrs. M.
"A. James Of Wilford avenue, Branford,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Grace Carpenter of New Haven
has been in the central office Of the
Southern New England Telephone Co.,
in New Canaan. the past week, in
structing the local operators.
Mr.. Karl Blenner. the artist. spent
4 Sunday in town. Yesterday he returned
| to New York where he has studio, and
is now engaged in painting the portraits
|; OF two well known society women OF
that city.
In Danbury. last week, Mr.. and Mrs
Perry e. Tompkins entertained about
twenty-five of their friends at their
home. 10 New street, in honor of Mr.
Tompkins' brother. William H. Temp.
kins, of New Haven. The evening was
pleasantly passed with music, after
(which ice cream and cake We're served
Mrs. Arthur Honce, of Branford, has
for her guests Mrs. G.. ". Kaminski and
Mrs. Kaminski, sr., of New York city.
Cards have been issued announcing
the coming marriage of Miss Daisy
White Norton, daughter of Mrs. Elsie
NJ. Norton. of 563 winthrop avenue. tc
Mr.. Ward Church. The ceremony will
be performed Thursday. October 1, al
$50 p. M, by Rev. William w. McLane
of Plymouth church. The best man will
be Charles Lee. the maid of honor Miss
Maud Miller. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception. Miss Norton has
I been a highly esteemed teacher in The
I SuGllOH 6NGuuS SCilOOi lOL 0GNSldl yScdi .
Mr.. Church is Of the well known firm
of Newton, Church & Hewitt of Chape
street. III
Alfred Mosley, a well known man o.
London, England, is stopping at the
. New Haven house with his daughter
Miss Mosley. and two sons. The lat
ster are entering the freshman class a
: Yale. Il 49,. + 4
Judge and Mrs. Roswell Atkins o.
/, Bristol will celebrate the fiftieth ami
versary of their marriage at their home
: next Friday. They will be at homestt
! their friends from 8 to 6 and from tx
10 Q. m.
l Miss Helen Samrnis, of Norton street
has just returned from long visi
with friends at Ashbury Park. On he
way home she spent several days will
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Coe. at he
ohme in Brooklyn.
Rev. H. A. Pope, of this city, delivered
the address at the bi-monthly meeting
of the Enfield Y. P. S. G. e. union las
Friday evening.
DE-. Evans and Mrs. Evans, of Mon
towese street. Branford. leave thi
; morning for a few days stay in tn,
White Mountains with day or two
stop at the doctors home. The doctor
practice will be in charge Of his brother
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