The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-19
has been on the bench since 1872 and


lures on THE Foreign Relas,vns of the
United States"
'60-Professor Francis Delafield NJ D.,
has just recovered from a severe attack
of pneumonia
'68-John H. Webster has been elected
vice president of the National Fedora
ton of Musical clubs.
'6S-Chares W. Bingham was elected
trustee of the Case School of Applied
Science, in Cleveland, Ohio May 6.
'69-Professor Rufus B. Richardson
has been appointed Curator of the Me-
troitan Museum of Art in New York.
20 M. S.-Dr Willis G. Alling was
elected president of the New Haven
Photographic society at the annual
meeting, May 10.
'72-Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schell will
sail for Europe on the steamship "Teu-
tonic" July IL.
'72-David Wilcox has been elected a
director of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of James A. Roose-
welt,
'73-Joseph P. Ord was recently elect
ed director of the General Electric COM
pany of Schenectady, N. Y.
'79--Lieutenant-G Governor and Mrs.
Timothy l.. Woodruff will sail for Eu-
rope, May "a.
80 4. S.-Professor w. F. Blackman
has just published through the Macmil-
Ian Co.. volume entitled THE Making
of Hawaii"
SCI. p. Kellogg was recently re-
elected city attorney of Waterbury,
Conn, for two years dating from July I.
'S2-Dr. Edwin b. Cragin has been
| chosen professor of obstetrics at the Col
| lege of Physicians of Columbia UNIVERSE
ty.
'S2-Dr. Fred j. Brockway has been
appointed secretary of the faculty of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
| Columbia university.
| 'S3-Mr and Mrs. Jacob Stats Burnet
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Margaret Groesbeck,
to Dudley Phelps on Thursday, June 1,
at twelve O'clock at the Mount Auburn
Presbyterian church, Cincinnati, Ohio.
'S4-Charles M. Walker has been APP
| pointed corporation counsel of Chicago,
! Ill.
| 'S5 T. S.--Cyrus D. Sharp, who has
been prominent in religious and temper
ance work for several years, has accept
ed call to the pastorate Of the Second
Congregational church inBaltimore.
'S6-Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lee have
recently returned to their home from
Honolulu.
SO T. Sat the International Congre-
gational council in London, Eng, during
the latter part of September, Professor
F. c. Porter and Rev. C. H. Patton will
be among those who will make address,
eS.
'SS-Mrs Delos Louis Filler has issued
invitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Grace Mary Filler, to
George Barber Fowler, which will take
place at Saint Johns church, Detroit,
Mich, at noon, Thursday, May Is.
'90--George D. Holmes was recently
elected director of the Apollo Musical
club Of Chicago.
'91-Glen Wright was elected treasurer
of the Empire Iron and Steel company
of Philadelphia at a recent meeting of
the directors.
'92-Forest Shepherd was elected clerk
of the committee on ordinances of the
Hartford common council, Thursday,
May 5.
'92 S.-Arthur j, Slade is president of
the Norwalk Building company of South
Norwalk, Conn.
'93-Dr. T. w. Heermance delivered an
illustrated lecture on the Erechtheion at
the meeting Of the Classical club of Yale,
May 10.
'93-Lieutenaut-C Colonel Frederick A.
HILL who has been acting as collector of
customs for the port of Ponce, Porto
ii1ct arrived ut his home in
Norwalk, Conn.
"a s.-Harry NJ. Steele has just re-
turned to his home in Waterbury. Conn, |
from an extended trip abroad.
'94-The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Rachel Macauley, of
Louisville, Ky, to Albert A. Bigelow.
94-W.H. Salmon has an article in the
May number Of the intercollegiate, enti-
tied student Work in Maoriland.
'94-Harry Payne Whitney has re-
signed his office as commissioner of mu-
nicipal statistics of New York. to which |
he was appointed January l. 1898
FISHERMAN X. Foote has received |
first appointment at the City hospital, |
New York. Sixteen appointments were
made from forty-six applicants.
'95-The engagement of Miss Eliza
beth Wayne, daughter of Rev. Henry |
N. Wayne, Of New Britain, Conn, and |
James Ernest Cooper has recently been |
announced.
'95 S.--Robert w. Hall has recently |
taken a position at the United States
fish commissioners laboratory in Woods
Holl Mass.
'95 ST. w. Ceer has recently been .
promoted to assistant engineer of the .
Erie and Ashtabula division Of the .
Pennsylvania lires, with headquarters at .
Lawrence Junction, Pa.
'95 L. S.---George e. Tilton has been
admitted to practice in the United States
law courts.
'96--John NJ Berdan expects to study
in Paris this summer.
'96-Hewlett Scudder. Jr. and Henry
A. Perkins are studying at Columbia to
take the degree of NJ A. and Phi. d. this
June.
96Having passed the examinations
of the state board of law of Chicago,
William S. Miller has been recommended
for an attorney of record.
'9G-George S. Buck and clifford II.
'97 S., sailed from New
York May for Europe. They will visit
NorS'a y and the North Cape.
'96-Mr. and Mrs. Watson B. Dcker-