The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-16

Sa, Celba Hucca, ManZaulllo, Cupa.
'70-Hon. John H. Perry has been
elected member of the executive COM
mittee of the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary society to serve until 1901.
70 T. S.-Rev. Henry L. Griffin, pas
tor of the Hammond street Congrega-
tional church, Bangor, Me-, sailed re-
Gently for Europe. Most of his time
abroad will be spent in Berlin.
'H-Prof. Henry w. Farnam has been
granted years leave of absence and
will sail for Europe with his family d.
rectly after commencement.
'74-The marriage of Mrs. James D.
Van Hoevenberg and Thomas G. Evans
took place at New Brighton, S. L., June
2.
'H-Henry A. James will spend COM
mencement week in New Haven with
Prof T. S. Woolsey.
'74-The marriage of Miss Elma c.
Hixson to DIR. Charles w. Benton, pro-
fessor Of French in the University Of
Minnesota, took place May 20 In the
Grace M. e. Church at Fergus Falls,
MINI. The ceremony was followed by
reception at the brides home. Prof.
and Mrs. Benton left Immediately for the
east to sail for a four months European
trip.
IA T. S.-George e. MacLean, Phi. D.,
LII D.. Of Lincoln, Nebraska, has been
elected president of the University of
Iowa.
rs S.-Mr and Mrs. Alfred N. Wheeler
have taken cottage at Woodmont,
Conn, for the summer.
M pfI a RI
| will pass his vacation this summer at
Botsford, Fairfield county Conn, about
twenty miles from New Haven.
'77-Dr James B. Neal sailed June 9
from San Francisco for Chefoo, China
where he has been engaged in medical
missionary work for many years past.
He has been in this country the past
year,
III. G.. Pyle is now located at Eve
rett, in the state of washington. and re-
ports good progress toward the recovery
of his health, which has been much I'M
paired during the past two years
'7S-Rev. Douglas P. Birnie has re-
ceived call to the Presbyterian church
of Rye N. Y. He recently addressed
the meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa
|
| His subject was "The White Man in the
| Tropics.
'7S-Edward B. Whitney will spend the
summer at Wainscot, l.. l.
'79-Ernest Carter the paymaster on
the cruiser Yale, sails for Honolulu and
Manila July q.
'S0-Mr and Mrs. N. G.. Osborn will
spend the summer at Castleton, VT.
80 T. S.--Dr. John E. Russell, M. A.,
professor at Williams, has been granted
a leave of absence for one year on &C.
count of poor health.
'S1-Prof George Woolsey is one Of the
editors of new edition of Grays Anat-
omy.
'S2-Prof. Frank F. Abbott, of the I'm
iversity of Chicago, has been assigned
to the American school at Athens FOR
the year 1901 to 1892.
80 S.-William H. Crocker. of Sar
4 Francisco, sailed for Europe on the Kali
ser Frederick May %.
'94-The degree of doctor of medicine
was conferred upon George Fl. Fox
George Fl, Ryder and Letchworth Smith
at the recent commencement exercises OF
Columbia university.
'94-J F. Kempier has been appointed
Instructor of mathematics at Irving col
lege in Pennsylvania.
Ex-'94-The marriage of Miss Jose
phine Goodyear, Of Buffalo, and George
M. Sicard will take place June %.
94-William H. Salmon of Sidney
~ S. W, will spend another year al
travelling secretary of the Australian
Student Christian union.
'94-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney will spend the summer at their cot
tage in Newport. m
"a S.-The marriage Of Miss Mabe
Lark, of Millersburg, Pa, to William j
Giles, instructor at Columbia university
took place on May "a. Mr.. and Mrs
Giles are now travelling abroad.
'95-H. X Taylor, who has been IL
with pneumonia, has returned to bust
ness, having entirely recovered.
'95-Sherman x. Foote and A. L. Us
good had the degree of doctor of naedi
cine conferred upon them at the Uni
versity of Columbia graduating eXer
cises on June T.
'95-R. e. Mason has been apponte
assistant corporation counsel of Chicago
'95-George D. Kellogg will sail 70
; Hamburg on the steamship Patria Sat
urday, July ],