The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-23

ElACnhGEEs
W. F. Hopson and wife, of 78O Whit
ney avenue, start next week, Saturday,
for London and other points of inter-
est. They viii probably be away for a
year. ..--.-. ---..s -. -.~-..
F.B. Tillon and wife. of 116 College
street, have gone to South Orange. N.
j., for a visit among friends. .......
Mrs. Phoebe Foster. with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bradley, and grandson, Wes-
ley, have enjoyed four weeks visit
with Mrs. William Sanford in Maine,
and are now at their home, S52 Howard
avenue.
Mrs. Anna Rohne. of this city, yes
terday sailed from Hamburg on the
steamer Moltke. due here. on septem-
Der 20.
The Lotus assembly will have their
fourth informal dance at Lenox hall,
September 80. John Bannon, John
Thrarey, and Thomas MCQUEEN are the
committee in charge. ~.
w. H. Andrews, of this city, is regis
tered at the Norfolk Inn.
James G. Coddington, superintendent
of the New Haven hospital, is attend
ing the sixth conference of the Associ-
alton of Hospital superintendent of
the United States and Canada at At
lantic City.
Joseph Haury, for many years fore
man for F. A. Conklin, has accepted a
position with Joe Efand, proprietor of
the Grand" barber shop at 175 Crown
street, where his many friends will find
him. Joe is well and fayorably
known hereabouts, where he has resid-
ed all his life.
Canton Aurora, No. u, Patriarchs
Militant, I. Q. Q. f.. has decided to
hold the annual dance on New Years
day. III charge Of arrangements is a
committee composed of Louis Renpfer,
E. L. Glouslin. Henry Phoehn, Freder-
lex Westermann and Frank Mayer.
| Miss Catherine Down, Of 5 Sylvan
avenue, who has been the guest Of Miss
Daisy BROKER, of C1intonville, Conn,
has returned home.
| The Silvertones will give three
nights fair in Music hall, Friday, Sat-
urday and Monday evenings, October
Ia, and 10. Arpin's orchestra has been
engaged to play for dancing.
| The Savin Rock whist club viii give
a tbeater party October 1. They viii
re-organize in the near future at the
home of Mrs. H. Hyman, No. 255
Crown street.
Miss Mary Shea. formerly stem
ographer at the Wire mill, has accept
ed a fine position with a dental COM
pany on Meadow street.
Mrs. H. Lyman will visit her broth
er, z. D. Lederman, next week. on
Madison avenue, New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Coyle have
sent out ''at home cards to their
friends. They are residing on Kimber-
ly avenue.
Among those who went over to Gull
ford wednesday for the dedication of
the Henry Whitfield house as state
museum We're Captain and Mrs. Spen-
cer, a. q. Hammer, Professor Whitney,
Mrs. Eli Rogers, Mrs. Harvey Miller,
Miss Louise Goodrich, Mrs. Abbie
Parkerton, Miss Edna Hoadley and G.
G. Bartholomew.
/ Charles Loeff1er, of Hartford, is visit
ing Charles D. Hine at Cosey Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Camp have re-
turned from Lake Champlain, where
they have been spending the past three
weeks.
4 The Vassar Assembly will give an
lother informal dance at Lenox hall
Tuesday evening, October IL. John
Bannon is at the head Of the commit
ltee. Stanford's orchestra will play for
/ dancing.
DR.. and Mrs. William G. Anderson
returned here from Chautauqua where
they have been spending the summer.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beck. of Mill
town, Maine, well known in this city,
will be at home to their friends after
i November !.
DR.. j. Pease Norton and brother,
Mr. Harry p. Nrton. Of the nm Of
4 H. D. Norton & Co., are visiting the
exposition at st. Louis. This is DR.
4 Norton's second trip to st. Louis this
season, the first being to the democrat
liz convention in July. He is now at
tending the International educational
congress at the fair, being secretary Of
i the section of economic institutions.
Miss Ella Colwell, who has been Wis
Iiting in Waterbury, has returned to
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaiser. Of &c
Pearl street will entertain, Sunday
September Is, at 2 D. M, about so Of
their relatives from Providence, Bos-
ton, New York and New Haven, at an
elaborate dinner and from 5 to 10 b
M. they will be at home to their friends
the occasion being the engagement OF
their daughter, Florence Helene, to Mr.
Joseph Hoffman, OF New York. Mon.
Iroe the florist will have charge of the
decorations. $
Mr.. Robert Murphy, Yale's famous
pitcher, will begin the practice of Law
lin Calais, Maine, in partnership with
Mr.. Robert Beck.
i 1T was reported yesterday morning
that Mrs. Rose Caroline LANCER, (nee
IFaulhaber), wife Of Adolph LANCER, Of
460 Congress avenue, is rapidly sinking
lend that hope of her recovery is de-
j SPARED of.
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