The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-13

Announcement is made of the coming
 marriage of Miss Kate Cullinan, o1
 Milford place, to George Dowdel. ot
 this city The ceremony will take place
 in St. Mary's church, Milford, We'd
 nesday, June 26, at a. n., where a ! nuptial mass will be celebrated.
 Hon. A. H. Byington, United States
 consul at Naples and wife, who have
 many old New Haven friends, will sail
 from New York, Saturday, June p.
 Invitations are out for the Yale bi-
 centennial. They read as follows:
 The president and fellows of Yale
 university have the honor to invite
 you to be present at the celebration of
 the two hundredth anniversary of the | founding of Yale college to be held in 1 New Haven. Connecticut, on the first 1 four days of the week beginning Octo- her the twentieth, Nineteen Hundred and One"
 William Faith, of Soutlington, who has been in the New Haven hospital for the past six months, has had the x 1 rays used on his hand and physicians
 say that there is no reason why it will
 not improve rapidly.
 Mir. and Mrs. John c. Ruff, of iii Greene street, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Emma Louise Ruff, to Harry J. Steinlein, of
 Rochester, N. Y. The marriage will take place some time in September.
 F. A. Persiani, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs A. l. Maltby, in
 Wallingford, returned Tuesday to Bridgeport.
 The In-as- Much circle of Kings Daughters, connected with Epworth M. E. church, had novel and pleas ant social at the residence of Mrs. Will liam B. Hall, 72 Cottage street, last evening.
 Among those from Southington who expect to attend the Pan American ex- position are Miss Della Pardie Miss Fannie Gridley, Miss Julia Gridley and Miss Julia Andrews. Miss Lizzie B. Whittelsey, of New Haven, formerly of Southington, will join the party.
 George H. Bartholomew, of the Yale Law school will leave upon the close of the examinations for Litchfield, where he will spend the summer, the guest of Mrs. Emily Vanderpool, of New York. MT Bartholomew is one of the five members of the junior class who were recently elected to the edi- torial board of the Yale Law Journal.
 Mrs. c. A. Harrison, of Walingford, left on Tuesday for visit with her daughter, Miss Lillian Harrison, and Mrs. Bergstresser in New York for this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert de Bussey are West Haven shore.
 MT and Mrs Martin O'Connell, of Whittlesey avenue, Wallngford, are Miss Bessie Allyn of New Haven. -
 Major George F. Albee, of Winches- ters. yesterday presented to police sta tion No. 4 copy of the history of the Thirty-sixth Wisconsin volunteer in- fantry, of which he was member during the Civil war
 Mrs. Charles Neal, of Main street, l Southington, is in Dr. Cheneys hospital l in this city, where she will undergo q surgical operation
 The Society of Colonial Wars of | Connecticut at the spring meeting in New Haven voted to hold a meeting in 1 June and to invite to it the Colonial | Danes of the state and the wives of | members of the Society of Colonial Wars. Invita- tions were sent out Tues lay The meeting will be at Fenwick nall, June 21, and lunch will be served 1t 1 o'clock. Special drawing room car accommodations will be provided md the plan is to have the gathering I, memorable occasion.
 First Pilot Barrett, of the Consoli- lated road steamer Connecticut, is ucky man. He has been appointed first pilot of J. Pierpont Morgans steam yacht, Corsair, the fastest big steam 7acht in the country. Pilot Barrett made his last trip on the Connecticut Monday night. His position with the Providence line will be held for him, tnd he will re-enter it's employ when he Corsair goes out of commission, lext fall.
 The forty eighth general meeting of he Ruth Wyllys chapter, D. A. R., Hartford will be held in the rooms of he Connecticut Historical society this fternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A paper en- led The Old Town of Fairfield in he Revolution, With a Sketch of the Heroine of the Fairfield Chapter, D. A, 2,'' by Mrs. Franking G. Whitmore, will be presented. The chapter ex- ects to have as it's guest the state re- ent. Mrs. Sara T. Kinney.
 Miss Gretchen Pathey, of Worcester, lass, is the guest of Mrs W. H. ;arde at the Hotel Garde.
 The Rev. Edwin J. Lewis, formerly astor of the Second Congregational hurch, Mansfield, has lately received
 tlattering call to the Covenant nurch, Chicago, but his people at Shab- ona, H., to whom be has so faithfully linistered the past few years, are ratified to know that he declined the all
 Judge and Mrs Morris F. Beardsley nd two daughters, of Bridgeport, will | nil for Europe on Tuesday, June IS, to pend the summer, returning the first r September to their home.
 The ladies cf Taylor church will ,rve their monthly supper this even- g. beginning at o'clock. Aprons and Incy articles will be on sale. The resignation of Miss Myra Nick son and Miss Alice Hammond, of New aven, have been accepted by the ,nrd of education Miss Hammond i'll % tC the Roger Sherman school,