The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-26

Judge Livingston w. Cleaveland re
turned yesterday from two weeks va
cation spent in Florida. He was &C
companied by his mother, who remain
ed at Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. q. Salisbury is recovering
slowly from an attack of acute bron
chitis
! E. T. Kennedy, superintendent o.
carriers at the local postoffice, is slowly
recovering from a long siege Of pneu
1nonia. Mr.. Kennedy is now able to si
up awhile every day, but he does no
regain strength as rapidly as could bt
wished.
P. J. Leidigh, Yale 1901, has been ap-
pointed critic of the Freshman union in
the place of A. a. Thomas 1901, re-
signed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parmelee, OF
Providence, were the guests over Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Parmelee, of
this city.
Julius Gallery, a popular salesman at
Fredericks grocery store, is confined to
his home with the grip He was taken
i'll last Thursday.
Miss Emily e. Morris, of Prospect
! street, gave a very pretty luncheon for
a party of eight at the Country club on
Saturday. The table was artistically
decorated with bridesmaid roses and
looked especially attractive. The affair
was in honor of several out-of-toWn
! friends, guests of Miss Morris.
! Mrs. Josephine Moehle and her son
Henry are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j..
/ Gaugell, of S97 State street.
The Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew of
West Haven met In the parish house
last evening.
The annual smoker of the Yale Cutler
club will be held at the University club
tomorrow evening
| Mrs. Roberts and son, of this city, are
visiting Mrs. William scovill, of West
Haven.
/ W. d. Clark, Yale 1904, and c. H. Van
Kirk. 1903 S., have been taken on the
Freshman Glee club.
Samuel Greenhouse, of 9S Washington
avenue, was married on Saturday to
Jennie Coleman, of 40 Arch street. JUS
tice Cooley performed the ceremony.
Mrs. r. p. Hayes, of Bethlehem, has
been spending a few days with Mrs. f.
P. Dayton, of Derby, and with her son,
A. Pierce Hayes, of this city.
Charles L. We'll and wife have return
ed from a ten days stay at Atlantic
City.
Lewis Osterweis has gone to Cuba to
remain several days.
William Merritt Chase the great
American artist, who is to lecture here
tomorrow evening, Is thus characterize
ed by an eminent authority: HE was
born at Franklin, Ind, November /,
1S49 and is an American painter of por
traits, still life, and landscapes. He
was a pupil Of the schools Of the Ma
tional Academy of New York. In 1871
he went to st. Louis, where he had some
success as a portrait painter, and in
1872 to German, where he studied under
Pioty at Munich, : returning to New
York In 1878. He is member of the
National Academy, president of the So
ciety of American Artists and has been
the recipient Of many honors at home
and abroad"
A team of five American athletes,
of Richard Sheldon, 1902 S..
I. K. Baxter and Alexander Grant, Uni
of Pennsylvania, M. w. Long,
and John Flanagan, N Y. A. |
c., will visit England during the sum-
mer to compete in the principal track
meets.
Charles McClelland, of West Haven. is
Ill at his home
Concerning report that Rev DR.. |
smyth, who is now travelling in Europe, |
has been offered a professorship al An /
o.,I
accept it, prominent member of Cen
ter church said yesterday that he did |
not credit the report at ALL and that |
when DR.. Smyth left for his trip abroad
It was with the understanding that on
mis- return he would resume his work at
The church. DR.. Smyth's ability quail
led him eminently for a high position
rs a theological professor and any col
eye might be proud to claim him as one
If its faculty, but as far as known here
Dr.. Smyth was to continue his work
lere on his return.
Howard p. Dayton and family will
AXE possession of the Ellwell house on
avenue, West Haven. Mr..
Dayton Is member Of the firm of
& Dayton, of New Haven.
Superintendent Beede Is engaged in
lis spring visitation of the public
chools His custom is to make at least
wo visitations a year, but in rooms
where more supervision is required he
makes six or eight calls year.
Miss Helen King and her brother,
Henry King, of this city have taken
he Metzger cottage on Beach street,
Vest Haven, for the season.
Miss Emma Moegling, of the Beach
ouse, Savin Rock, was pleasantly sur
rised Saturday afternoon by the Mo-
Whist club. =.
c. A. Weymouth, Yale 1903 l.. S., has
cen appointed temporary captain of
he freshman crew. :
At the forty-fifth anniversary reunion
Yale's famous class of 1885, to be cell .
brated during the hicentennial week in :
october, Charles II. Catlin, of Brook
IN, will be chairman Of the committee
n songs and other literary features of
ne festival Among the distinguished y
lembers of the class who are expected
, be present to enjoy the double pleas
re of a class reunion and the two hum
redth anniversary celebration of their {
lima mater are Justices Brewer and !.
rown, of the United States supreme ,
ourt, Justice Magruder, of the supreme
ourt Of Illinois, Colonel Luke Finlay,
{ Memphis, Tenn. T. p. Hall Of De-
oft TT N RrockWpV Of WeIlSyille