The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-19

with Professor Chittenden and met some
! of the scientists at a dinner given in his
honor.
Professor j. e. Clark entertained Pro
fessor Moses Colt Tyler, the representa-
tive of Cornell.
Professor William T. Harris, head OF
the department of education in Wash
ington, stopped with A. Van Name, the
Yale librarian.
Professor w. G.. Sumner entertained
General A. P. Rockwell and his ram
lily.
Professor C. Fl. Smith gave dinner
at the New Haven house for his former
colleagues, Professor Chapman and
Houghton of Bowdoin college, Professor
Wells of Dartmouth, Professor ROCK"
wood of Princeton, Professor EWell or
Howard, Payson Merrill of New YORK
and J. K. Creevy Of Brooklyn
Professor Seymour had as his guests
President Harris the newly elected
president of Amherst college; DR.. Colt
of St. Paul's school, President Scott OF
Rutgers, President Thomas OF Bryn
Mawr and Professor Goodwin OF Har-
ward.
President Harper of Chicago univer-
sity, President Barrows of Oberlin col
lege and President Cuthbert Hall OF the
Union Theological seminary, were the
guests of Professor Curtis.
Professor Van Week of Wesleyan was
with Professor Goodell.
T. Williams of the University of Penn
sylvania was with f. w. Williams.
Professor Porter entertained President
Moore of the Andover Theological SEM
mary and Professor Francis Brown or
the Union Theological seminary.
Professor and Mrs. w. A. Adams were
with Professor e. S. Dana.
President Thwing of Western Reserve
university and Professor H. e. Bourne
stopped with the latter's brother, Pro-
fessor r. G.. Bourne.
President Brainerd of Middlebury col
lege was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Bennett.
DR.. Munger entertained Judge French
and President Patton of Princeton.
DR.. John Brown, the minister of the
old church of John Bunyan, stopped
with the Rev. Mr.. Palmer.
The Springfield Republican says of
President Carter of Williams, formerly
of Yale: President Franklin Carter of
Williams college who was absent from
the country at commencement time, has
just sent out his annual report, which
covers the eighteenth year of his admin
istration The news features of the re-
port have been covered from time to
time in the Republican, but the gradu-
ates Of the college will find many things
of interest to them in this intimate re-
view of the institution. DR.. Carter be-
gan this practice Of annual reports from
the president at Williams, and the new
treasurer of the college, Mr.. Cole, also
issues a full detailed statement. This
policy of publicity is exceedingly de-
sirable, and will be appreciated by the
alumni.
Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey Dunscomb, who
recently from Stockbridee.
where they spent the summer, had as
guests yesterday William H. lngham
Of Philadelphia, president of the Yale
alumni and a 81 man, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Stoeckel of Norfolk. Mrs. StoeclSel
L will be remembered, was Miss Ellen
Battell, whose father gave to Yale Bat
tell chapel and its splendid organ. Ar
.hur Leffingwell Shipman of Hartford, !
son of Judge Shipman, was also among
hose entertained, Last evening Mr.. !
md Mrs. Dunscomb and their guests |
we're guests of Professor and Mrs. j. M.
doppin, who gave a dinner for former |
Governor George Peabody Wetmore, |
United States senator from Rhode Is
and and a classmate of Mr.. Ingham.
Professor and Mrs, Dexter gave a dim
Ter last night for Frank Mcclure of |
New York and President Cate of Will |
Jams college, and Mrs. Gibbons of "a |
rrumbul street also entertained,
Nathan Starr White, a former mem
,er of the Grays and assistant treasurer |
# the f. S. Wheeler company, was
married at o'clock last evening by the
Rev, Stewart Means rector of st. Johns
hurch, to Miss Kate Allen Hofer, So
,rano at the calvary Baptist church,
md second daughter of Mrs M. j. Ho-
er, at the brides home on York street
he brides only sister, Miss Ellen Ho-
err, was maid of honor, and the best
nan was Frederick A. White, the bride
rooms brother. DR.. Frederick N
;perry, A. w. Sperry, Robert I. Fow-
err and Charles f. Moore, the last nam
d of Bridgeport were the ushers. The
ride wore a gown of white satin, trim
ned with beautifully embroidered bands
{ silk applique, and long veil Of tulle.
he maid of DONORS gown was Of white
affeta, a long tunic edged with fringe
allng over an accordion pleated skirt,
nd the bodice finished with tucks and
leeves of thin lace A reception, for
thich a large number Of invitations
ad been issued, was given from half
asst six until half past nine There
,as a large array of beautiful gifts.
.fter wedding trip of ten days Mr..
nd Mrs. White will be Eat home" af-
er December l at No. 1877 Lawrence
treet
Miss Anna Rourke Of No, 45 Nicholl
rect and George Dooley of Bishop
rect were married at ST. Marys
lurch yesterday morning at half-past
even.
Miss Frances Chandler of High street
as been the guest of Mrs r. NJ. Woods !
n a few days at South Hadley Falls,
lass
Madolan La We're, the clever little ]
,ubrette who made quite hit in opera
ork last season, is about to go on the
ludeville stage in new and up-to- [
ate sketch She is a favorite with the |
lblic and will no doubt make big hit
her new enterprise.