The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Southampton. His father, Edward Nal
ley, and several friends went to see hin
off and wish him bon voyage" Wal
ter Malley will be absent in Europe
about three months, making an extern
sive tour Of the continent and visiting
the Paris exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Talcott of Mont
clair, N. j., have been spending few
days as the guests Of their cousin, Mrs.
z. A. Parsons. at the rectory in North
Haven.
Attorney Andrew T. Bierllan of this
city delivered an>address at the annual
banquet of the Bacon Academy Alumni
association. at Colchester, last evening.
Edward M. Day. executive secretary of
Connecticut, was toaastmaster. Bacon
academy is one of the Oldest classical
schools in the state. The commence
ment exercises will be held ct the Con-
gregational church in the afternoon.
The many friends in this city of Pro-
fessor F. A. Fowler will be gratifed to
know that he has been again honored
by the National Music Teachers con-
vention now in session at Des Moines,
Ia, he having been elected treasurer of
| the association. Mr.. Fowler was ex-
| pecting to be present at this interesting
gathering of musical people, but the
severe illness from the effects of which
| he is still suffering has made it impos-
sible for him to do 50. Professor Fow-
| Ter was taken i'll May 10 last and after
two or three weeks rallied but had re-
lapse. In the last few days, however,
he has made rapid improvement and it
is now expected that in week or 50 he
will be able to assume his various pro-
fesSional labors.
A very pleasant evening was spent
Tuesday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen A. Carney, rs Putnam
street in honor Of Master stephen Car
ney's sixth anniversary. The evening
was spent in games singing and dane
ing Refreshments were served at 9
o'clock The party dispersed at 10
O'clock.
Arson Phelps Stokes, Jr., of New
York, received his degrees as a bachelor
of divinity at the Episcopal theological
school in Cambridge Wednesday. He is
secretary of the Yale corporal ton and
has just been appointed assistant pas
tor at St Paul's church in New Haven.
A pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day at St Patrick's church al IL O'Clock
when Corporal James f. Donohue, Of
the Sarsheld Guard and Miss Annie a.
Gaffney, of 52S Chapel street We're unit
ed in marriage by the Rev Father Dug
gan. The bride was very pretty in
white mousseline de sole over white taf-
feta silk and carried bouquet of white
roses. The bridesmaid was attractively
dressed in white muslin, trimmed With |
veil lace Philip j. Brady was best man.
Both young people We're very popular
and received many costly and useful
presents, The wedding breakfast was
held at SAL East street, after which the |
couple left on n short Wedding tour |
The happy couple Will reside in An |
sonia.
Mrs. Burton J. Hendrick and Mrs /
E. o. Hovey were among the Mt. Holy
oke alumni from this city who We're in
attendance at the Mt. Holyoke COM
mencement exercises Wednesday, The
exercises began in the morning when I
President Mead presented the gradua-
ton class with their diplomas. The
commencement Grafton, very scholar
~ discourse was delivered by the Rev.
Or. Newell Dwight Hills Of Brooklyn.
The Rev. DR.. j. l.. Trask read the re-
port of the endowment fund, showing
that a year ago S5O79O26 had been
subscribed toward the 100000 During
the year enough has been raised to |,
pace the amount at $4,000. Dr. Pear
sons, according to MS agreement, gave
S2oooo ana AIDED another $4,000 to this,
when brings the total OF both endow-
meht fuhds TO S325,oOo' The total gifts
Tor the year amount TO Sloo,o9s. i
folloWlhg the graduation exercises
was served to the visitors ana
graduating class IN Rockefeller rink.
7oclal events loloWed'
MISS Laura hoadley IS IN oberlln, o.,
whence she went 10 attend CLASS re-
mon al the coliege or her anna mater
MISS mira Pratt, kindergarten teach
! III oaHspury' VIII speha Ner Ndcatloh
Ut hef nome IN thiS city
MISS blsle Nlchois mas TOT her guests
YRS. A. r. Farks ana TWO cmidreh from
SuItaio
MRS. 1honlas hookcr ana nalu from
ms city, VINO nave peen guests at j. Ii.
uttle III buirViile' coupe Oh weeks,
ave returned.
MIS- D. - Cha'lleiu Oh "aterVllle mas
eeh quitc ~ during the past Week. ana
Ter lehas "lll De glad 10 learn that
ne is hucH petter. MI ana MIS- Snat-