The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-12

die of July. Professor Saunders will
officiate as commencement orator at the
college at Galesburg, ILL.,. and at Bel
Wit college. He will visit several other
western colleges and has been appoint
ed supervisor of the Yale entrance ex-
animation at st. Louis June 2S.
Stopping at the Hotel Garde for
few days are Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Rich
ards of Winsted. Mr.. Richards is presi-
dent of the board of trade and of the
T. C. Richards Hardware company, and
an influential citizen in his home CITY,
Hoseman w. W. Miller Of Steamer
No /, whose is at the Paris exposition,
has written a letter to Chief Fancher
dated from off Cherbourg, aboard the
steamer st. Louis, in which he says
that he has arrived on the French coast
safely, but that he was very SICK on a
rough passage for four days.
DR.. Theodore S. Woosey, professor of
international law at Yale university,
will be the commencement orator at
Wellesley college this year. Miss Hell
en- M. Gould has accepted an invitation
from the senior class to be present at
the commencement exercises. Miss
| Gould Is an honorary member Of this
| class.
DR.. E. ]. Lewis and wife of Sank
Center, MINI, are guests of Judge
| James Bishop Of the city court Forty
| three years ago DR.. Lewis and Judge
Bishop We're playmates in Westville.
Since that time they have not met each
other until now, although they have
| corresponded.
Miss Bertha Green and Edwin jan
dorm were married yesterday at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. Green at 1872 East Sd street.
New York city. They are spending
| their honeymoon in New Haven, guests
at the Hotel Garde.
| The marriage of Miss Sarah Doolittle
daughter of the late state attorney and
| Mrs. Tilton E. Doolittle, to DR.. Presley
Lane of St. Louis, will take place at
| the brides home on orange street this
| afternoon at o'clock and will be one
| of the prettest home weddings of the
| season.
| Dr. Brown of New York is the guest
| of his brother and wife, DR. and Mrs.
| Frederick w Brown.
| Miss Lima Todd of Clintonville has ac-
| cepted a position in Brooklyn, N. Y.
where she expects to remain for some
/, time.
Miss Rebecca Beach of Temple street
| has gone to Redding for the summer
Miss Bessie Fowler, who has been
| visiting her uncle, Henry Thorpe in
Clintonville, has returned to her home
| Miss Lucie Manning, a teacher in the
| industrial school at Bordentown. N. j.,
| is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza Man
ming Of 161 Lexington avenue.
Mrs. J. ]. Sullivan of Clintonvlle has
returned from months sojourn with
| friends and relatives in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ives Bradley Of East
Haven have sent invitations for the
| marriage of their daughter, Miss Jen-
ME Bradley to John Wesley Stone,
which will take place tomorrow at
Christ church
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ahern of Clinton
vile entertained Mrs Ahern's brother
from New Haven last Sunday.
Paul Dwight Moody, junior at Yale,
and the present head of the Yale Y M
c. A., was elected a trustee Of the
Mortified seminary In accordance with
the deathbed request of his father the
late Evangelist Dwight L. Moody.
At the Congregational church, Bran
ford, on Sunday evening, the Rev. DR..
Dewitt gave a very interesting address
upon Mary Reid, missionary to the
lepers at Shanghan Heights in the
Himalaya Mountains, India.
Rev. DIR. w. w. Prince, former pas
tor of Trinity M. e. church, will occupy |
the pulpit left vacant by the Rev. Dr.. |
Gilbert on next Sunday, and the Sab
bath day following. Dr. Prince is now
a professor in Dickinson college in |
Pennsylvania.
D. d. Schenck. Yale 97, was the best |
man at the wedding on Thursday of |
Miss Laura Mabel Case daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Willard Case Of High |
land Park Manchester, and Joseph ~ |
Viot of Toledo, which was attended by |
many friends from this city.
Miss Ella Small and Miss Florence |
Pfaff with some elderly ladies', are ar |
ranging for a June picnic to be held at |
Mansfield grove on Saturday, the 18th.
William Steinert Of Boston spent Sun
day In this city the guest of his brother.
Rudolph Steinert of Orange street. To- |
day he sails on the ST. Louis for a six
weeks pleasure trip abroad, during
which time he will visit the exposition
at Paris and spend considerably time In !
London.
Timothy Fox. who resides on Green
witch avenue, New Haven, while riding
along Brown street, West Haven, yes
terday morning, on his wheel, had the
misfortune to puncture his tire In try
Ing to stop quickly he ran into on oln7 !
tree and smashed the front wheel of his
bicycle, injuring himself somewhat
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n ]. Sizer of Fair
Haven East, who have been in Pitts
field the past week, where they attend
ed the wedding of niece, have re-
turned home, The wedding was that of
Miss Sarah Jane Burbank and Charles
Whittlesey Powers, and was one of the
largest and most elaborate weddings
that western Massachusetts has seen
for some years. The ceremony took
place at the First church. The four
bridesmaids were Misses Nancy C. J
Mills of New York, Rebecca Whitehead
of Chicago, Madeline Cutting and Edith