The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-05-01

ladies of Humphrey Street church oc-
ours on Wednesday evening, aIter
which there will be a literary and mus
lical entertainment. -
Fred. S. Baschant, the popular head
clerk at ]. A. Caryl's State street drug
store, has accepted position with e.
C. Hamilton, the leading druggist IN
East Bridgeport. Fred was with Mr..
Caryl for the past eight years, and dur
ing that time made hosts of friends,
who will miss him from the old State
street corner. &
/ A concert will be given on May Is
at the New Hope Baptist church,
Bethel, for the bsnefit of A. Frederic
Jones, a young colored man of that
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Godette, well known
singers, of New Haven, have been en-
gagsd to render a few selections on that
date. ... =es
The engagements announced Of Miss
Katherine Spicer chesebrough, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Prudence $. Chesebrough,
of Noank, Conn, to Rev. Albert g,
j Jones, Yale '96.
/ On Friday morning, May 5. at 7:50.
the college crew will leave for Annapo-
lis via the Pennsylvania railroad. They
will return on the Federal express,
leaving washington Sunday, May 7, at
5.S5 p. m, and the sleeping car VIII
be left at New Haven so that the men
can sleep till breakfast. For the race
at Annapolis a torpedo boat will be fur
nished free for the use Of Yale men
who wish to watch the crews.
Among the New Haven people con-
templating a trip abroad this summer
is Miss Anna Lea Blackwell OF Bradley
street., who will sail early in the sum
mer sssEt
l., Mrs. John G. Clark entertained over
Sunday Mrs. Thompson, daughter OF ex-
Governor Thompson of South Carolina.
Mrs. w. A. Rice and daughter, Miss
Virginia Rice, are back from the South,
where they have been for the greater
part Of the late winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Trowbridge
will soon leave for their summer home
in Washington. H. III.
Among the young people home for the
Easter vacation, most Of them returned
the middle of the week to their studies
again. Among these were Miss Doro-
thea Dexter of Prospect street, Miss
Margaret Thompson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Grant Thompson Of Whit
lney avenue, and Miss Dorothy Osborn,
| daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Norris
g, Osborn of Bradley street.
Miss Helen Benedict has returned to
town after delightful winter in the
south. go ~
Professor and Mrs. John H. Neimeyer
of Lawrence street entertained Charles
Noel Flagg during his recent short stor
in this city.
Professor Samuel S. Sanford, who will
take possession of his Hillhouse ave,
inue home in short time, Is planning
to leave about the middle of July fol
his annual trip abroad.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Camp. who have
twice postponed their departure for Eu'
rome. will sail ON the Barbarossa Of thu
North German Lloyd line on Thursday
of next week. twill he but hurried
/ trip abroad, and Mr. and Mrs. CAM
will probably spend but a fortnight OF
the other side, as they expect to b.
back early in June. Other New Haven
ers on the Barbarossa Will be Mrs. Ho
ratio w. Parker, who, with her twt
Younger daughters, leaves for a sumrne
lin Germany. DR.. Parker will follow
with Miss Charlotte Parker early il
July. DR.. and Mrs. Parker, by the way
have given up the Prospect street hous
and are moving into the house vacatet
by Mr.. and Mrs. EIford P. Trowbridge
The house vacated by the Parkers ha
been taken by the Rev. and. Mrs. Ar
temas J. Haynes.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss CIemenia kendrick, for
merly of New Haven, but now of Pas
sale, N. j., to Amasa Weldon of She
diac, Canada. The wedding took plac
Y at the home of her sister.
o Miss Marion whitney, for years in
e strctor Of German at the High school
d has resigned and will leave this cit,
S at the close of the spring term in June
g Miss Whitney Is now considering col
: lege position. .-... -.
/. Mrs. F. N. Fiske of Springfield, Mass.
Is the guest OL Il6F sui, iiOuCA1Sh tlShc
n and his family, at their home on Cen
: ter street.
9 Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge and daugt
= ter, Miss Dorothy Trowbridge, return
" ed on Thursday of the past week fror
:. Augusta, Ga, where they went to at
e tend the Monsoon Trowbridge wedding.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Englis
+ have taken the Courtlandt Trowbridg
- house for the summer. DIR. Leonar
n S. Sanford has purchased the Englis
y house and will move there shortly.
a. Miss Mabel Robertson, who has bee
,. in Paris for the past year with he
mother, Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, re
q turned to this city the past week. Mrs
r Robertson is spending some time !
9. New York before returning home.
DIR. w. A. Granville of the faculty c
n the Sheffield Scientific school has bee
II chosen as one of the judges in the ora
torical contest to be held ON Thursda
70 at Monmouth, ILL.,, under the auspicese
it the Interstate Oratorical associations c
Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Indian;
S. Ohio, Minnesota Iowa, Colorado, Ne
H., braska, Wisconsin and Michigan !
vt this contest each one of the eleve
states will be represented by the SUI
le cessful contestant in the annual CON