The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-01

p. Bree 80 l.. S., Frank S. Bishop 80,
James e. Wheeler '92, Matthew A. Rey-
nolds '92, David T. Mcnamara SO L.
S., Timothy F. Callahan '94 L. S., j. F.
Donovan '94 L. S., Edward j. Maher "a
L. S., B. f. Lynch '95 l.. S., benjamin
Slade 95 L. S., David e. Fitzgerald 95
L. S., Thomas Fl. Cox '96 L. S.
1t has been decided that the Gounod
society will sing the Messiah" on De-
cember IS. In the spring 'Hora No
vissima," one of Professor Parker 8
compositions will be sung. Both of
these concerts will be given in the Hy-
perlon theater. On December Is the
seats will go on sale for the guarantors;
on December IA for members, and on
the 18th, 18th and 18th the sale will be
open to the public. The chorus for the
Messiah has been selected, but addi-
tons may possibly be made for the
spring concert. The following Yale men
are members of the chorus: Tenors, l..
Fl. Bronson 1901, H. w. Fisher 1901 L..
S., w. d. Embree 1902 D. B. Hawk, p.
| G.; BASES, E. o. Vale 1901, S. Bissell
1902 7. S.
| DR.. S. H. Wadhams, '95 M. s., who
was for some time resident physician
at the New Haven hospital, has recent
| ly passed the examinations for appoint
ment as an assistant surgeon in the
medical department of the regular
army. DR.. Wadhams took second place
on list of twenty-one accepted candi-
dates who were appointed out of about
ninety applicants for commissions Dur
ing the war with Spain Dr. Wadhams
was with the army as contract surgeon.
He is at present stationed with troops
at San Juan, Porto Rico
A wedding of much interest was
solemnized in Kansas City on Novem-
Der "a. Miss Sydney Holmes was mar
ried to George Langford, Yale 81 S., in
Trinity Episcopal church, by the Rev.
Robert Heating Smith. DR.. Langford
was stroke oar on the Yale crews of
'96 and 81. A loving cup was a gift to
him from his classmates, 1t will be re-
membered that much sorrow was felt
about year ago when a terrible acct
dent befell Mr.. Langford at Joliet, ILL.,,
whereby he lost an arm.
Clarence Dean of Washington, d. c.,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Deans
brother, Frank Fl. Smell of $50 Temple
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Smell are now at
their artistic new house and will prob
ably entertain considerably this winter
Mrs. d. Wolcott and Miss Hettie
Cooper of New Haven were the guests
over Thanksgiving of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ Mansfield of Wallingford.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mcneil of Woos-
ter street enjoyed their Thanksgiving
diner with relatives in Warren, Conn,
their former home. They were guests
of Minor Strong, the representative
elect from that town to the general as
sembly of 19O1-02.
While going down the cellar stairs at
her home, Mrs. G. C. Girard of Sey-
mour fell over a cat Wednesday night
She held lighted lamp in one hand
and a butcher knife in the other. AS
she fell the lamp broke but the oil did
not ignite. The knife cut her arms
slightly and that was the extent of her
injuries.
Mrs. Elmer Shredder of Howard ave-
nue. gave children's party on Monday
to celebrate Dorothy's eighth birthday
1t was charming party eight little
girls were invited and they brought the
little hostess pretty presents. Each lit
tie guest had a souvenir besides lots of
good things to eat.
M. b. Schenck, we'll known manu-
facturer in Meriden, has purchased the
Russell Williams residence on Broad
street, that city, and will occupy it
January l. This is one of the finest res
idence properties in the city. 1t COM
mands an almost unobstructed view of !
the city, with Hubbard park and the |
west mountains for background
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Barnum of |
Trumbull street, with their family, have |
taken an apartment at Mrs. Farrers |
on Orange street and will stay there |
until their house on Trumbull street is
ready for occupancy, 1t is being done
over completely and will not be finished |
until some time in January. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Barnum gave Thanksgiving din
1er party in the private dining room.