The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-19
MANY DISTINGUISHED MEN
Many Private Dinner Parties-Other
Personal Notes of Interest About New
Haven People

Haven People.
One Of the noted men in town yes
| terday was Ex-Governor Charles B. An
dreWs. Governor Andrews is looking
unchanged, and apparently as young as
he did twenty years ago. He regretted
much that circumstances prevented his
attendance at President Hadley's inau-
guration exercises. He had, in fact,
made preparations to start on an early
train from Litchfeld, his home, but was
deferred by a fierce downpour of rain
which was prevailing in the forenoon
The skies Tightening, Governor Andrews
seized his grlpsack and made for an af-
ternoon train, arriving here in time to
attend President Hadley's reception
Ex-Governor Andrews recalled to old
friends whom he met various pleasant
incidents of his former visits to New
Haven, and also spoke of his attend
ance last week at the inauguration Of
Mr. Harris, the new president of Am
herst college, which college is Governor
Andrews alma mater, He also spoke,
when in reminiscent mood, Of visit
he recently made to the town near Sun
derland, near the Massachusetts line,
where he was born, and of the surprise
he felt on walking about the place to
see so few people there that he knew in
the days of his youth. 1t seems as like
one visiting where banquet halls We're
deserted and but little except houses
and churches and other fixtures in the
soil remained to assure him that he was
once again in the home of his boyhood.
President and Mrs. Hadley entertain
ed at dinner at their home yesterday
President and Mrs. Eliot of Cambridge,
Mass, President and Mrs. Dwight and
President Caroline Hazard of Wellesley.
In the evening Bishop Brewster Joined
the party.
Judge and Mrs. William K. Townsend
entertained a large number of guests at
a dinner in the evening Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff and his wife, Pres
ident C. p. Clark, Hon. Charles e.
Mitchell, Senator c. M. Depew, Hon, j.
M. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Thatcher, f. Fl. Belts and T. B. Kerr of
Princeton.
Judge S. e. Baldwin had as guests
yesterday DR.. F. ]. Kingsbury Of Wa
terbury and DR.. Hart of the corpora
ton, General Rockwell, #. c. Slingluff
of Baltimore, Professor Sears of Brown,
Charles Dudley Warner, A. Hemenway
and Chief Justice Andrews of this state.
Professor Perrin entertained Profess
sor Haydn, Professor A. F. West of
Princeton, DR.. Coy of the Hotchkiss
school and Professor w. G. Brownson,
formerly Of the Yale faculty, now pro-
fessor in the College Of the City of New
York.
Professor H. S. Williams entertained
among others President Stryker Of
Hamilton, President Schurman of Cor |
nell and C. D. Walcott of the United
States geological survey.
Senator Wetmore of Rhode Island was
by Professor Hoppin.
Dean Van Amrynge, the acting presi-
dent of Columbia during President |
Lows absence in Europe, stopped at !
Professor Sanders entertained Presi- |
dent Taylor of Vassar
DR.. Scripture gave dinner last night I
to a number of guests of the university, |
among whom were Professor Woodruff |
of the Teachers college of New York |
and Professor Atwater, professor of |
at Wesleyan.
Professor M. f. Tyler had as guests
Dean Ashley of the New York Law |