The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-01

most delicate stomach receives II Wlthou
distress. Il the price of coffee. 15c and
cts per package. Sold by all grocers.
entertainment has been prepared ant
an enjoyable time was the result.
Miss Elsie Hotchkiss, the younges
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.
Hotchliss, is in the Adirondachs spend
ing the holidays
DIR. Edward Winchester GoCdenough
one of the new members o. Water
bury's board of education, was born in
| New Haven, June 10, 1866. On his
mothers side he Is a desce ndant from
John and Priscilla Alden Of Pilgrim
fame, and his father was of early New
York Dutch and English descent. His
father was chairman of the board of
education in the town of Winchester
for more than twenty years. DIR.
| Goodenough was graduated from Yale
| college In 1887 receiving special honors
| in sciences. He afterwards spent a
year studying with DR.. Alfred North,
| and from October, 1890, to June, 1881,
| filled the position of DR.. e. 0. Hovey
| as assistant principal of the Waterbury
| high school. In 1896 he graduated with
| honors from the medical department of
| Yale university. The next year was
| spent as assistant surgeon of the IL
| linois Soldiers and Sailors home at
| Quincy and in October, 1894, he began
| the practice of his profession in this
! city.
! DR.. and Mrs. III. c. Hovey of New
buryport Mass, formerly of this city,
are stopping with Samuel Blatchley of
Grand avenue. DR., Hovey who is a
scientific authority, has been in attend
ance at the scientific meetings in the
city during the past week.
The junior tea during the promenade
week will be given this year by Mrs.
Henry L. Hotchkiss Of So Hillhouse
avenue.
Professor and Mrs. G. M. Duncan en-
tertained at dinner, Wednesday even
ing, the following gentlemen of the
American Psychological association:
The president of the association, John
Dewey, professor,of philosophy of Chi
cago university; Professor J. Fl.
Creighton of Cornell, editor of the
Philosophical Review Professor G. S.
Fullerton of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania, formerly vice provost of that
university; Professor e. c. Sanford of
Clark university, Professor J. Fl. Hys-
lop of Columbia, and Professor J. G.
Hibben of Princeton At luncheon Fri
day they entertained Dean Griffin Of
Johns Hopkins, Professor Jastrow of
Wisconsin university, the newly elected
president of the Psychological associa-
ton; Professor William Caldwell Of
Northwestern university; Professor Ev-
erett of. Brown. university, Professor
McGilvry OF the University of Califor-
mia, and Professor Santagana of Har-
ward. III
President Hadley Of Yale announced
yesterday that in the name lof Harvard
university the aid of the Boston Sym
phony orchestra has been offered to
Yale for its bi-centennial celebration in
October, 1901. This offer was gratefully
accepted as an expression of good VIII
from the older to the younger univer-
sity
A dance Is being arranged for Janu--
airy Is by Miss Beers, toe daughter OF
Professor Henry A. Beers Of Vernon
street, to take place, at the Country
club.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ]. Markle of
L VI oqudlb BaNG NGlS pheasant
whist party on Wednesday night in
honor of Miss Bertha and Miss Marian
Markle, who are visiting them from
Kingston, N. Y.
Bridgeport is interested in the an
nouncement Of the coming marriage of
Herbert Barnum Seeley brother of
Clinton Barnum Seeley of that city, to
Miss Lucy Mitchell Of New York The
bride-elect is the daughter Of the late
Archibald Paul Mitchell, who published
trade paper and founded the Hard
ware club. Mr.. Seeley Is one of the
grandsons of the late Phineas r. Bar
mum, and a Spanish war veteran. The
marriage will take place to-day at the
home of the brides mother, S9 West
Seventy-first street. Father Taylor
pastor Of the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament, is to be the officiating cler-
gyman.
Miss Justine Burgess, who has been
visiting Miss Sperry on Whalley ave-
nue. for some time past, has returned to
her home in Manchester, N. RI.
Tho engagement Is announced of
John Mills Warren, eldest son Of Col
onel and Mrs. Tracy b. Warren, for
merry or unlS city, 10 MISS sara IFeen-
man Osgood of Chicago. Miss Osgood
made her first appearance in Bridge
port society at the assembly dance
Wednesday evening, and attracted gem
eral attention by her prepossessing APP
pearance. The Farmer says: Every
body knows "Jack" Warren. and ev-
eryone will now be congratulating him
on his good luck. even if they do ex-
press surprise.