The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26

same place will go to Williams college.
Chester Ingraham, Bristol boy, but n
graduate of the Cheshire Military academy,
goes to the Sheffield Scientific department
of Yale college. OF the girls Miss Bessie
4 Veazey Is at Wesleyan college Middletown
and the latest in regard to Miss Abel and
Miss Monaghan Is that the former Will go
1 to Mt Hoyoke, and the latter to Smith
| college.
Don't forget the flag lecture at Music
hall, Friday evening. September %, by Pro
The Origin and Evolution Of the Ameri
can Flag" He will exhibit the only set In
the world Of all the old flags of the reyo-
| lutionary times, some of which are very
quaint and curious. He gives minute de-
scrption of the evolution and history Of
the American flag, interspersing it with
many humorous incidents and stories. Pro
lessor Bedford has lectured In nearly every
given under the auspices of the Junior Or
der United American Mechanics, the pro
ceeds to be sent to the Galveston sufferers.
A large number Of invitations have been
issued for the marriage of Miss Grace
Whipple Riggs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Riggs of ID Shelton avenue, to Alien
B. Curtis. The wedding viii take place in
the summertield N. r. church, Tuesday
evening. October ., at 8 o'clock. The cere,
mony will be performed by the Rev. VIII
field NJ. f. church, assisted by the Rev. A.
X. Foster of the Olivet Baptist church. The
bride will be attended by her sister. Miss
Roberto Riggs as maid of honor, while Miss
Mabelle Louise Dunlap Of Providence, Miss
Harriet Merle Rathgeber, Miss Matilda
Strack and Miss Bessie Alling, cousin of
the bride, viii act ms bridesmaids. Freder-
lex White will be the best man and Arthur
Bristol, Carroll S. Austin, Leon Alling and
CrichtOn Stirling are to be the ushers. Her
bert Hodgson the organist Of the Calvary
Baptist church, will preside at the organ.
The church will be deliberately decorated
with white and yellow flowers and palms.
The date for the wedding was set for De-
tober ., as that is the fftieth wedding an
niyersary of the brides grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Allng, both Of whom will
be in attendance at the festivities. Follow
ing the ceremony at the church a reception
will be held at the brides home on Shelton
avenue from $3.50 until 10 O'Clock.
The marriage Of Miss Josephine Webb,
daughter of Charles Webb the real estate
dealer, to William n. Ilesse will be cee-
brated at the Church of the Redeemer on
October a. the Rev DR.. Phillips officiating.
Mr.. Hesse Is graduate of Yale and is now
an instructor in the university.
William Fl. Ferris Yale %, A. NJ, Yale
Hoar of Massachusetts, as republican
campaign orator and will speak throughout
New England and the Middle States.
Fred A. Stewart, the well known pool
player, who was formerly in business in
this city, has returned to New Haven after
an extended visit IN the west. He went to
DIS Old nome at kalamazoo While away
During his absence Mr.. Stewart has played
many matches and has lost none of his skill
with the cue. He was greeted by many old
friends yesterday.
Miss Laura Jennie Beach of G1j George
street sailed Saturday for Paris. She will
remain abroad for year.
former Yale player and coach who is
here is Charles @. Jenkins 94, who coach
cd former Captain Mcbride and Corliss
Sullivan of former Yale teams while in the
University school, Cleveland. MIR. Jenkins
has been tutoring number of subfresh-
men who wish to enter Yale this fall and
came here to see them safely landed at the
examinations.
Mrs. Donald Wetherell, who has been
visiting her son, w. w. Wetherell of Mon
towese street, Branford, has returned to
Stamford.
Mrs. W. l.. Phillips and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Phillips, have returned to their
Orange street bone after an absence of
nearly two months in East Pembroke. I
Mass, Mrs. Phillips former home. DR. |
Phillips preceded his wife and daughter
home by 4 couple of weeks.
Professor II. A. Ford of the French de-
partment at Wesleyan, has resigned to ac-
cept a similar position at Jefferson &
Mary's college. Il. C. Ostrander, WESLEYAN
'93 has been elected to fill the vacancy
MIR. Ostrander will also be head of the do
partment of Romance Languages for this
year owing to the absence of Professor Os-
car Kuhnn In Europe on years leave.