The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-16
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This is the first of a series of recitals
which he will give this winter.
The young people of Boardman High
school are making extensive plans fol-
a dance to be given in Lenox hall Fri
day evening, December 7, under the
auspices of 1.-THE Forum.
Judge and Mrs. w. K. Townsend
were among the guests at the wedding
in New York Wednesday of Amos r.
Emo Pinchot, Yale 49, to Miss Gertrude
| Minturn, which took place at noon in
st, Georges church, Stuyvesant Square,
! the Rev. DR.. Rainsford, rector of the
church. officiating. 1t was a wedding
Of considerable local interest, especial
| ly among those connected with Yale,
for the bridegroom is a member of the
family who gave recently 100000 to
the university for the establishment of
the Yale school of forestry. The bride,
who entered the church on the arm of
her brother, Robert Shaw Minturn, who
afterWard gave her away, wore a gown
| of cream white satin, severely plain in
style and trimmed only with drapery
of point lace on the bodice. Miss Mil
dred Minturn, young sister of the
bride and the maid of honor, was cos
tuned in pink crepe de chine. She car
ried an armful of pink roses and wore
a hat of folds Of black velvet, the brim
lined with soft plaits of pink silk SINH
lar to that in the gown. Mr.. Pinchot's
best man was his brother, Clifford Pin
chot Yale 49, and the ushers were
Henry Lane Emo, Yale ST. cousin of
the bridegroom; Curtenius Gillette,
Yale 81: Lewis A. Conner, Yaye 81;
Edwin o. Hotter, Yale '94, and William
Efffngham Maynard. Mr. Pinchot was
one of the most popular young men in
the class of 97, figured prominently in
society while in New Haven.
Dr. William M, Kenna of Olive street
has been appointed assistant in neurol-
ogy in. the Yale medical school. DR..
Kenna' is a graduate of Yale in the
class of 'o0S,, and the medical school
in 1892. He has been assistant for some
years in the clinic
W, F, r. Griffith, Yale 97s., who was
until recently chief engineer in charge
VI IOIloIl utlluH I'll tHG pudydlull ana
Quito railroad in Ecuador, South
America, has returned to this country
He contracted a tropical fever and was
too weak to continue his work when he
recovered. After he has recuperated
his strength he will probably return.
Mrs. Albert Mcclellan Matthewson
gave very delightful tea Wednesday
afternoon at her home, 657 Orange
street, in honor of Mrs. Edward P. Net
Teton and Miss Nettleton of Wall
street who are comparatively new
corners to New Haven. The receiving
hours We're from 4 until 6 and during
that time a large number of prominent |
people were in attendance. Mrs Mat |
theWson was assisted in receiving by |
Mrs. j. B. Sargent, Mrs, Newman
Smyth, Mrs. James Kingsley Blake.
Mrs, Charleh S. Hastings, Mrs. William
G. Mixter, and Miss Josephine Foster.
The tea table was presided over by
Mrs. George Adams and Miss Dotha
Bushnell.
DR.. Harry t. Welch Yale "a, has been
appointed assistant demonstration of
anatomy in the Yale Medical school
Or. WEIGH is returning from Europe
where he has spent the past two years
n special study. He is expected to
arrive in New York on Friday