The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-05

the alumni of the Yale divinity school,
at which event he was the presiding Of
flcer. Mr. Dinsmore has an article in
the June number of the Atlantic
Monthly entitled "Dantes Message"
He is also the author of a recent ar
ticle in the Advance on "The Waning
! Consciousness Of Sin, "-Whitneyville
Church Tidings.
Miss Flora Terry Miss Lucia Cotter
and Miss Alice Rogers of Ansonia; Mrs.
William Clark of New Haven, and Mrs.
George H. Peck of Derby, start to-day
for three months trip to Europe. The
party will sail on the Hamburg Amer
lean steamer Belgravia. The trip is one
of the special art tours conducted by
Professor H. H. Powers. The itinerary
embarces the cities of Berlin Dresden,
Vienna, Munich, Paris, Venice, Flor
ence, Rome, Naples, and other noted
places, and side trips through different
countries The party will leave London
for home on September G. Special
courses in art are announced for study
on the trip, and the programme of lee
lures is fine one.
superintendent S. O. Preston, of the
Organized Charities, has returned from
his trip to Detroit and Ann Arbor,
where he has been for twelve days at
tending the May day festival of the
Baptists. Mr.. Preston is much improv-
ed in health by reason of his trip, and
is quite refreshed by his vacation.
While in Detroit he visited the organ
lied charities, but he says they have
not the advantageous system New Ha-
ven has. They have no wood yard nor
lodging house, and their entire quarters
consist of but small office. Mr.. Pres
ton, while on a twenty mile drive
through the country, encountered a
cloud burst, and owing to the sudden
rising of the streams the party had to
make long detour to get to their des-
tination.
Miss Jennie A., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Moran, of POI Sherman
avenue, and Robert E. Murphy of
Cleveland, O., were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the
rectory of st. Mary's church Only the
immediate relatives witnessed the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
Father Linahan. The couple are well
and favorably known, and will receive
many congratulations from their
friends. They will reside in Cleveland,
going to their future home after the
wedding trip.
Says the Fourth Estate: Charles H.
Day of Whitneyville Conn, 1.-The old
circus man" whose bright stories of
circus life have endeared him to thou
sands of young people has an interest
ing personality, as may be seen from
the accompanying portrait, for which
we are indebted to the Billboard 1t has
piercing eyes, a moustache which covers
a firm mouth, and an eager face. Mr..
Day was pioneer circus press agent
in his younger days when the lives of
those who followed the fortunes of the
white tents were full of excitement.
Hi Van Amburg, Elephant Performer
and Lion Tanner" is the latest one of
Mr., Days stories to appear in print
But the most enjoyable of all stories
are those which he tells his friends of
an evening when seated in his easy
chair in front of a good fire. Then he
is al his best He is full of interesting
about his experiences on
the road in the show business, and has
enough material on hand to keep his
pen busy for many years to come.