The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Donald r. Hooker and Paul N Damn
win go abroad early in July and remain
several months.
The engagement is announced of e. B.
Eames of Sherman avenue to Miss Anna
Rapp of 104 Sherman avenue. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Miss Florice Chase, soprano last year
at Humphrey street church, will sing
next year at Christ church, Bridgeport.
Miss Chase has given eminent satisfac-
ton at the Humphrey street church and
had the choir not been given up she
would not have been permitted to go.
A. j. wilkins, president of the Connect
icut Music Teachers association, is d.
rector of music at Christ church, Bridge
port, and his choir, which consists of
chorus and quartette, is one of the best
in Bridgeport.
Arrangements have been completed
for the coming of the Rev. Father Do
herty, army chaplain, at the Hyperion
next Saturday evening to speak on The
Philippines"
Miss Pauline Meehan, formerly con-
tralto at the Church of the Redeemer,
has recently accepted a position In
prominent church in Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Lizzie Cook and James McDon-
nell We're married yesterday morning at
$50 at the Church of the Sacred Heart.
Miss Mamie Pagan was bridesmaid
and James McNally the best man.
Rev. Father McKeon ofticiated. They
left on the 9:35 train for washington
for two weeks honeymoon. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home or
the brides father on Portsea street. On
their return they will reside at so Asy-
lum street.
The Rev. Frank Woods Baker d. D.,
the newly appointed pastor of Trinity
Episcopal church, has sent word that he
will come to this city on Monday, May
l. He will occupy the pulpit for the first
time the following Sunday.
Mrs William Walter Phelps is at Men
tone, in the south of France.
Frank e. Hart, for some time past
connected with the Geometric Drill COM
pany in the drilling department, and
well known ball player, has resigned his
position to accept situation in Derby,
where he will have charge of similar
work.
IlGN. anu MIS-. y, l. Eocl SCHt VI NSSt
vile were rendered a surprise party on
Tuesday evening at their home, a COM
pany of about fifty from st. Peters
parish, Cheshire, where Rev. Mr. Sar-
gent spent ten years of his ministry,
calling upon the worthy couple and
making themselves quite at home.
Miss Alice Chatfeld, who has been
spending the winter with Miss Mae
Dow, has opened her mothers house,
corner of Winthrop and Whalley ave-
nues, and will get it in readiness for her
mothers arrival from Florida, where
she spends her winters.
Major General O. O. Howard will be
the guest tomorrow and Saturday OF
Mrs. Alice Twitchell Pratzner of Whal-
ley avenue. The veteran general will
come from Lynn, Mass, where he will
deliver a lecture this CThursday) even
ing.
This weeks Yale Alumni Weekly. has
the following Yale personals:
'57-Isabel Gray Zaill, wife of Edward
c.. Zaill, and eldest daughter of the Ven
cradle Archdeacon Tucker, 81, died at
Orange Grove Cottage, Bermuda, on
Tuesday, February 2S, 1899. She leaves
a son and one daughter.
'63-Mabel Louise, third daughter of
Edward F. Brown, died at the residence
of her parents, 36 East Sixty-ninth
street, New York, March 49, She was in
the thirteenth year of her age and sis
ter of Alfred ]. Brown of the senior
class.
'69-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker re-
turned recently to their home in New
Haven, from South Carolina, where
they have been spending several weeks.
II S.-Dr w. G. Thompson was re-
Gently made professor of medicine in the
medical department of Cornell universe
ty.
10 S.-The class will celebrate its vi
centennial reunion the latter part of
June. John G. Gallagher, president, and
Harry w. Asher, secretary, are making
the preparations.
'S9-Sherman D. Thacher is recovering
from a serious attack of pneumonia.
'S3-The engagement of Miss Margaret
G. Burnet, of Cincinnati, o., to Dudley
Phelps, of the law firm of Knevals &
Perry, 81 Nassau street, New York, is
announced.
'S3-Dr. John Franklin Crowell has an
article on "The Sugar Situation in Eu-
rope"-the result of travel and research
abroad-in the Political Quarterly of
March, 1899.
'S3 S.-George V. Harper has changed
his residence from st. Louis, Mo, to
Chicago His address after April / will
be. care Latin Rand Powder Co., AZ
Dearborn street.
SO SIS. B. Robbins has left the Bos-
ton & Montana Mining Co. and is now
superintendent of the War Eagle mines
at the head of the Big Boulder river in
Park county, Montana.
'S7-Major F. A. Meacham, surgeon of
the Second United States volunteer en-
gineers. has been assigned to duty as
chief operating surgeon and pathoogist
and bacteriologist to Military hospital,
No. 1, Havana, Cuba. This is the
largest Spanish military hospital, and
during the blockade had over four thou
sand patients
'92 S.-Harry Stoddard is studying
law in Philadelphia.
'92-George G. Knowles is residing at
% Antrim Mansion, Haverstock Hill,
London, N w.
oh. A. G. Able is at present study
ing theology in the Hartford Theologi-
cal seminary.
'92-Paul r. Clark, '92; James M,
Knapp '94 S., are spending a couple of