The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17

principal of st. Joseph's high school, 81
Joseph, Mo-, 1S8S-1S92, and superinten-
dent Of, schools in Lincoln, Neb., ana
first vice president of the State Associa-
ton of Superintendent and Principals,
1895; lecturer In history at Yale unlVer-
sity, 1897 -99. Received masters degree
from Yale in 1898 in history; received
degree of doctor of philosophy in history
in 1897.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frenk H. Kreimandahl
arrived home yesterday after a success
full wedding tour.
Fred f. Hermann proprietor OF
Herrmanns cafe, 61 Church street. is
stopping with his brother-in-l law, jacob
Strauss. In his cosy cottage at Savin
Rock
Mrs. F. b. Farnsworth, her infant
son and Miss Mildred Farnsworth will
leave town in a fortnight for st. Johns
bury, VT, where they will remain two
months. ....
Rev. Mr.. Foley Of Southington, who
has been very i'll, is little better
Meyer Calvin Lambert, formerly OF
this city, but now of New York, son of
T. Lambert of Whalley avenue, was
married recently to Miss Leila Samuela
of Chicago. The Rev. DR.. Silverman,
rabbi of the Temple Emanuel, New
York city, performed the ceremony at
his home. Mrs. Silverman and Mr..
Lamberts brother of this city, M. ii.
Lambert We're the only witnesses MT.
and Mrs Lambert went for brief
honeymoon trip to Atlantic City, and
are at present living at the MARI
borough Since leaving New Haven
MIR. Lambert has established two mems
furnishing stores in New York on Cort-
landt street.
The circumstances attending the mar
riage of Miss Rebekah Howe Morse,
younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Card
ner Morse of 1857 West Chapel street,
this city, to Wilbur Rogers Corbin OF
New Britain, which took place a few
days ago at New York, were unusual
and exceedingly sad. Young Mrs Cor
bin lies very i'll now at private SAM
| tarium although her family were some
| what treasured by an encouraging mes
| sage received that the condition OF their
| daughter is slightly improved. A year
or more ago Miss Morse was injured by
| a fall from her bicycle While the In
| jury had been given every attention
| it has Just been found that an opera
ton. which meant life or death to the
patient, would have to be undergone
without a days delay. Yesterdays New
Britain Herald says: THE ceremony
was performed in New York on Tuesday
and the almost tragic circum-
| stances which attended it Will
attract the sympathy and at the
same time the admiration of their many
friends. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T.. Corbin of Grove
Hill. He is Yale graduate and since
leaving college has been working as a
draughtsman at p. & F. Corbin's. His
engagement to Miss Morse was an
nounced a year ago and at the time they
We're the recipients of a shower OF pest
wishes, as his fiancee was regarded as
one of the Elm City's charming bellies
| Miss Morse had failed In health recent
ly and upon the advice of the New Ha-
ven physicians she, accompanied by her
| parents went to private sanltarium IT
/, New York Tuesday morning The ex-
| animation by the specialists resulted In
the announcement that to save her life
an operation was necessary AS the
! physicians expressed some doubt tha'
Miss Morse would be able to survive the
operation, Mr. Corbin was sent for. II
was the wish of the young people tha'
they be welded and the ceremony Whlcf
made them man and wife was then per-
formed. In a few minutes they were
separated and the specialists performed
their task. Mr. Corbin remained III New
York but for three days his bride nov
cred on the brink Of DEATH and ever
now the assurance which they nave
given him that she will recover Is small
The best is still hoped for, ana tn
groom's parents in this city expected his
return to-day" Miss Morse and MI
Corbin were to have been married a
Trinity church next fall, the wedding t'
have been large and brilliant one pa
cause of the prominence of both TAM
lies Their engagement was announced
over a wear ago Mr.. Corbin is the sof
Of one of the Corhins, of the hardware
firm of p. & F. Corbin of New Brltalh
Roth families had been looking forward
with great pleasure to the date OF tn
marriage.