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

Judge s. E. Baldwin, is Mrs. Warren
 Randall Gilman (Mlss Helen Baldwin,
 of Worcester.
 George H. Stanley soldier who de-
 serted the United States army while in 1 Porto Rico, was arrested on Water
 street yesterday and locked up at the
 police headquarters.
 Albert Ireland of 197 Grand avenue,
 who was a member of the One Hundred
 and Sixty-eighth New York regiment
 during the Civil war, and Michael F.,
 Wilson of 61 Kensington street, sea-
 man in the federal navy, were mustered
 into Admiral F'oote post at it's regular
 weekly meeting Saturday evening.
 A. E. Bushnell, who was badly in-
 jured while assisting in loading spiling
 at the railroad yard about a month ago,
 has been discharged from the New Ha-
 ven hospital His right leg was severely | injured, but he is able to walk around
 with a cane.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Stoddard and | Miss Stoddard sailed on Saturday on the l Kaiser Frederick of the German line of
 steamers for Europe, where they will
 remain until fall.
 Mrs. William H. Moseley has had as
 her guest the week past, Miss Camp of Winsted, Miss Camp, 1t will be remem- | bered led the junior german this year | and was one of the belles of promenade
 week.
 | Ellsworth l. Foote, who has been
 passing nearly all the winter in the ! south, principallly at Nassau, is going abroad in July.
 A bn of tba Now England Lantern Slide Exchange held at the rooms of the Providence Camera club Friday night, Frederick J. Chatter ton of this city was elected secretary. Dr. W. G. filling of the New Haven Photographic club acted as chairman of the meeting. There were delegates in attendance from all over New England. On Saturday the delegates as the guests of the Providence club were given an outing to Phenix, R. I.
 Mrs. c, Birdsey Lake will go early in July with her sister. Mrs, Curtiss of New York, to Bernardsville, N. J., where she has decided to pass nearly all the sum- mer.
 F. B. Adams 1900 and M. Mills 1900 spoke at St. Pauls school, Concord yes terday, in the interests of the Yale Y, M, c. A.
 The Rev. pr. Tiffany of New York is to be Professor Fishers travelling com- panion and the two divines expect to sail on the 20th of June.
 F. w Farley 1901, w. J. Enrich 1900 S, and P. T. Gilbert 1901 will race at the state circuit bicycle meet at Hart ford, June 24.
 NTrs William RpPha | have taken passage on the Staatendam when the ship sails on the 27th of June. l Their son will go with them. Professor and Mrs. Hastings and Miss Hastings | are booked to sail on the same steamer.
 Paul B. McLane, the oldest son of Rev. Dr. w. w. McLane, has joined the reg ular United States cavalry as private, | and is at present stationed in the west. | Cavalryman McLane graduated from the Hillhouse high school in 1896 and | went into business in the west for | time. Afterwards he returned to New Haven, entered the Law school, resign ing to go into business in Pittsburg. When the war broke out MT, McLane enlisted in the Yale battery and was with Captain Honce's men during last summer, acting for most of the time as clerk to Captain Honce.
 Frank Goding, superintendent of the Branford electric plant, has leased Mrs Coralenne Russells house on Hopson avenue, Branford, and will take posses sion July l.
 MT and Mrs. Montgomery Rockefel- Ter of West Haven have issued invita- tions to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Carrie, to Charles Saxon Peckham of the same town. The wedding will take place on Wednesday, June 2S, at Colonial Park, Woodmont.
 Henry B. Olmstead has severed his with the Branford water works. MT Olmstead will enter Berl1e- ley Divinity school in Middletown in the fall
 D. H. Beardsley, a Branford man, who has been awarded the contract by the railroad company for conveying passen- gers to and from the trains in that town, will begin his duties on Monday.
 Among the passengers on the Ger manic, when she sails for England on Wednesday, will be Mrs. Edwin F. Mer- sick who is going over to spend the summer. Mrs. Mersick expects to be in England during all of her stay and es- oecially in Devonshire, where she has many friends. The marriage of Miss Anna Rapp and Edgar B. Flames will take place next Wednesday at half-past six o'clock at he residence of MT. and Mrs. G. G. Downing of Sherman avenue. Mrs, Downing is sister of the bride-elect. Mr, and Mrs, Powning, who have taken cottage at Woodmont for the summer md have been occupying it since May 6, are at their own residence at pres ( mt preparing for the wedding It will ,e quiet home affair,
 Charles s. Mersick, his daughter, Miss ( H. c. Warren, his daughter, Hiss Warren, Henry Hooker, his daugh- : er Miss Bessie Hoker, and his son and ( ephew and MT. and Mrs. Charles Leete l nd Miss Ida Leet sail for Europe July s 2 on the Teutonic. Their plan is to I ravel together all summer. l '94-Frederick Love KeayS was gradu- I ted from the Cornell Medical school, Tew York city, June [. with honor and I he degree of M. n. He h9s received an : ppointment to the New York hospital r S an interne, and will begin his term of ervice July 1 on the medical staff. g 'S3-Professor E. I. BOsWorth will con- c uct the class in Studies in the Acts U