The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-19

'S4-Dr. G. Hudson Makuen has re-
 gently been elected president of the
 American Academy of Medicine.
 'S4-Rev. Prof. Reinert A. Jernberg of
 the Dano- -Norwewian department in the Chicago Theological seminary, left Chi
 cago May 22 for a summer in Europe
 He will visit Italy, Switzerland, Ger
 many Sweden and Norway.
 'S5-The marriage of Miss Mary Apple
 ton Ripley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. 1 George Ripley, to Frank R. Shipman,
 will take place Thursday, June 15, at 4:30 D. m. at South church. saAndover,
 Mass A wedding reception will be held
 immediately after the ceremony at AS Central street.
 'S5-''The Development of the English Novel," by Wilbur l. Gross, assistant professor of English in the Sheffield Sci entific school, will be published shortly | by the Macmillan company, 'S5-Dr. William M. Carhart has been elected secretary of the board of direc- tors of the Peekskill Training School for Nurses.
 1855 M. S.-Dr. and Mrs. Charles w.. Vishno will occupy cottage near the
  the whole of the summer.
 'S6-Dr l.. B. Bishop left New Haven May 24 for an>extended trip in Alaska.
 The marriage of Miss Ida Catherine Lilly to Lawrence William Churchill took place Wednesday, June ', in New York
 'S6 T. S.-F. c. Porter will speak on Messages of the Old Testament for To- day" at the International Congregation al council to be held in Boston, Septem- Der 20.
 'S7-Rev. Charles O. Scoville will spend the summer in the northern woods of New England, as is his custom.
 'S7-Dr Charles A. Knight has been elected to the board of directors of the Peekskill Training School for Nurses.
 'SS-The marriage of Miss Louise Gregg, of Philadelphia to pr, Alfred Hand, Jr took place Tuesday, June 6, at St. Marks church. Philadelphia.
 'SS-Dr. B. A. Cheney and w. C.. Bush nell, of New Haven, and Henry L. Stim- son, of New York city, have been ap- pointed standing committee in charge of the future reunions of the class of lightweight They are endeavoring to arrange a reunion for the bi-centennial
 '3S-B c. Steiner is the author of a book entitled "The Institutions and Civil Government of Maryland published by Ginn & Co., MT Steiner has spent seve- ral years in the preparation of this work, which has been adopted by the state board of education for use in the public schools.
 'SS S.-Francis H. Farquhar, who has been practising law at 120 BroardWay, New York, has removed to York, Pa.
 'S9-Rev. Thomas G. Shearman, Jr,, was in town last week and spent seve- ral days visiting at Briarcrest, Whitney vile.
 go S-Dr Alexander w. Evans, M D., of the Sheffield Scientific school. will spend the coming summer travelling through Germany and Russia.
 go T. S.-Rev F. F. Smiley received an honorary degree at the commence | ment of the Syracuse university June '.
 '91-Dr. H. L. Williams will spend the summer studying in Vienna.
 91-F. c. Walcott will return to America from a trip in Japan, July 21.
 91 L S.--Steph Brophy was candi- date for the Ohio state legislature on the l democratic ticket but was defeated by Congressman Southard,
 '91 T. S.-Rev. Harvey s. Bush has declined to reconsider his resignation from the Congregational church of AL mont Mich. His permanent address is | Port Huron, Mich,
 '92-F. A. Keller Is a medical mission ary in the Yangshi valley, China. His | address is China Inland Mission, Shang- hai
 '92--A daughter was born to Rev. and | Mrs. Albert l.. Whitaker on May 17 at Clinton, Mo.
 '92 S.-Dr P. T. Walden, instructor in in the Sheffield Scientific school, will spend the ensuing year at Leipzig
 '93-Arthur P. Lord will receive the degree of Ph. D. from Yale this June.
 '93-R. H. Jordan coached the St. Jo- sept High school track team, which re- gently won the championship of eastern Missouri.
 '93--W. c. Scott has recently been elected director and secretary and treas lrer of the Newburgb Flaming Mill com pany, Newburgh, N. Y
 '93-A laughter was born June 1. 1899, 70 Rev and Mrs. G. F. Goodenough.
 '93-Walter R. Marvin is to be mar jed, June IS, to Miss Julia Armstrong Collins. daughter of Mrs. William Arm strong Collins, at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. '95-E. W. Beattie, Jr., has moved rom Helena to Butte, Montana, where le has entered the law office of Judge W. w. Dixon. '95-Alburn F. Skinner, of Ottawa, Kansas, has accepted the position of ( ashier of the Chautauqua assembly for ( he coming summer. 1 '95 S.-An asylum for orphan Cuban hildren has been established in Pinar- Iel-Rio, Cuba, in memory of the late l stephen Bogert Roe. The cots and ne- essary equipment have been sent and i )r. William l.. Kneedler reports an in titution in good condition and doing s much good A brass plate contains an I inscription in both Spanish and English ' marking it as a memorial. I '95 S.-The engagement of Miss Gle Q lentine Lewis, of Portland, Ore, to l herman R. Hall, has just been an- i ounced.
 '95 S.--A. J. Gilmore received the de- t rec of doctor of medicine, June 7, at the f exercises of Columbia t diversity. h '95 S.-Rankin Johnson has been put I