The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-28
YALE ALUMNI PERSONALS.

YALE ALUMNI PERSONALS.
The following personal items are
from Wednesdays issue of the Yale
Alumni Weekly.
'S3-The wedding of Miss Julia Mar
tindale to Morrison Waite Young took
place at the home of the bride, 4O5 Oak
street, Chicago, Saturday, April 10.
'S3-Francis G. Beach, who served as
captain of the Third Connecticut Vol
unteer regiment in the late war with
Spain, was mustered out of service on
March 20 and has just returned to New
Haven.
'S3 T. S.-The marriage of Miss Mar
ion lines of Lawrence, Kan, to DR.. j..
A Craig, professor of Semitic languages
in the University of Michigan, took
place at Lawrence, April 10.
'S4-Clinton Ross has an article on
"The Way to Constantinople'' in the
April number of the Chap-Book.
'S4-Dr. Frank Strong will take Prof.
George B. Adams course in Medieval
History next year, during the absence
of Prof Adams.
'S4-Amy Bradish Sanford, wife of
Edward I. Sanford. died in New York
on April 90. Mrs. Sanford was daugh-
ter of George Bradish of New York,
and was married to Mr.. Sanford on
June -, 1893
'S5-Charles e. Gushing is making a
trip around the world.
'S5-Dr Joseph A. Blake had charge
of the department of anatomy at the
recent exhibition by the New York
| Academy OF Science
| SD. A. Merrill sailed on the "Salle"
April Is for two months in Europe. He
has been judge of the city court in
Rutland, vt.
'S7-Prof r. N. Corwin has recently
published through Henry Holt 81 Co.
a book of German and English exer-
cises for supplementary use with Whit
ney's German grammar
'SS-Frank V. Willard has been chooen
I counsel Of the Tarrytown board Of
| health.
'S9-Charles II. Sheriff. acted as ref
cree at the spring games held at the
| field Saturday April %.
'S9-Mr and Mrs H. e. Mason has
moved from 377 Superior street, Chica-
go, ILL., to Highland Park, ILL.,, where
they will reside
'S9-The engagement is announced of
Miss Laura Gaylord, daughter of Mrs
A. A. Gaylord of 3O1S Prairie avenue,
Chicago, to Thomas e. Donnelly.
'S9-John r. Gait has left the employ
of the Pope Manufacturing company of
Hartford to assume the management of
the Hawaiian Investment and Trust
company of Honolulu Accompanied
by his family he will leave San Fran
cisco on board the Australia" which
sails May I.
'S9--Dr. H. A. Smith has recently fin
ished his work in New Haven. He
left the city about the middle of this
months and will spend the summer with
his family at Lake Waccabuc, N. Y.
In the fall DR.. and Mrs. Smith will
sail for Europe, spending the greater
part of their time in Paris, where DR..
Smith will be engaged in study and
special work. They will be absent
about year. Before leaving New Ha-
ven Dr. Smith was given a dinner at
the Graduates club by a number Of
his friends and classmates.
'90-Arthur Cotton is one Of the con-
tributors to the May Atlantic.
'90S.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace B. Cheney on April 10.
'90-Eugene r. Pike has recently been
appointed the representative of the
Washington Park Golf club in the Chi
cago Metropolitan organization.
'90S.-The marriage of Miss Harriet
Burgess to Charles T. Richmond will
take place at the Church of the Epiph-
Al orr and CIV
New York city. Tuesday, May .. Mr..
and Mrs. Richmond will make their
home in Providence, r. I.
Civ. L. Bradley has returned from
the south, where he has been all Win
ter.
'91S.-A. F. Kountze is i'll with pneu-
monia at his home 5 East 57th street,
New York city.
els. w. Childs responded to the
toast yale" at the Princeton Alumni
association banquet held In Pittsburg,
April 20.
'91-Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Walcott left
Honolulu short time ago where they |
have been visiting, and are continuing
their travels in Japan.
'91-The marriage OF Miss Gertrude |
E. King, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. King Of Brooklyn, to Ernest Chad
wick, took place April IS.
'91-RusseIl K. Forsyth has been
elected treasurer of the Pittsburg Mill
ing company, a new company formed |
by the consolidation Of all the Pittsburg
milling interests.
'97 7. S.-Rev. Willard B. Thorp has
received and accepted a call to the
South Congregational church of Chica-
go, ILL.,
'92-Dr. George S. C. Badger has open.
ed an office at 1874 Howard street
Brooklins, Mass, for general practice
Of medicine.
50 S.-Bertram B. Boltwood has in
vented an automatic attachment for
Geissler pump for creating a high vac
uum in glass tubes.
'93-J. H. Field, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is recovering His last
services were with the Rutland Railroad
company.
'93 S.-Walter S. Billiard is now with
The Armour Packing company of Chi
a