The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-05

f. Invited President HadIey Approves
| the Plan.
While strenuous eXertions are being
| made by all the various committees
having in hand the arrangements for
the Bi-centennial of Yale, there was
one feature which seemed at one time
as if it would not receive the attention
due through pressure of other matters,
and that was the proper entertainment
! of the ladies, relatives and friends of
the alumni who will visit the city on
! that occasion. All these doubts are
happily set at rest by the action of the
Mary Clap Wooster Chapter of the
Daughters of the Revolution, of which
/ the newly elected regent is Mrs Will
| liam H. Moseley
! AS it was known that there are hun
dreds of the Daughters all over the
country who would visit the city dur
ing the celebration, plan was devised
| for their entertainment which was sub
mitted to President Hadley. The fol-
lowing was received in reply:
Presidents Office, Yale University.
My Dear Mrs. Moseley:
1t seems to me that the plans for pro-
viding center and a resting place for
those of the Daughters of the Ameri-
! can Revolution who may. chance to be
| here during the week of our Bi-centen-
NAL are most excellent, and if they are
carried out are likely to conduce to the
comfort of our visitors.
Sincerely yours,
ARTHUR TWINING HADLEY.
In order to appraise the visiting
Daughters Of the plan the following cir
cuar of invitation will be sent to all
the chapters of the society all over the
country:
MARY CLAP WOOSTER CHAPTER.
The two hundredth anniversary Of
the founding of Yale college will be
observed in New Haven, October 10th
to 29d.
In honor of Thomas Clap, the fourth
president of Yale college, and in memo
ry of his daughter, Mary Clap Wooster,
the chapter which bears her name will
be happy to welcome at the parlor of
Center church chapel, on Chapel street
Near Temple), all Daughters of the
American Revolution who are in the
city during Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 21st to 23rd.
Tea will be served during the day.
Committee-Mrs. George F. New
comb. chairman; Mrs. William Fl.
Moseley, regent; Mrs. George S. Bar
mum, president; Mrs. Morris f.
Tyler, ex-regent Mrs. William Beebe,
Miss Martha Day Porter, Mrs. Watson
L. Phillips, Mrs. Edward C. Beecher,
This early and prompt action of the
Daughters will serve as an indication
of how other societies and organiza-
lions can best entertain visiting guests
and there is now little doubt but what
the women will be as well cared for as
their husbands and brothers during the
celebration
The following is a list of the New Ha-
ven residents who will entertain at
their homes the guests of the universi-
ty at the coming centennial celebra
ton:
M. Adler, j. w. Aliing DR.. r. Bacon.
T. A. Barnes. Miss Bakewell F, G.
Beach, Miss R. d. Beach F. l.. Bige-
low, H. T. Blake R. B. Bristol, R. A.
Brown Hon. G. Bushnell. G. A. Butler,
J. B. Darlington, S. e. Champion Will
liam E. Chandler, S. H. Chapman w.
E. Coe, Hon. c.. f. Collins, T. Cowles,
d. Daggett, Miss S. E. Daggett G. e.
Day. The Misses Day, G. Deming, G.
Dunscombe, Mrs j. M. B, Dwight,
Mrs. Dan G. Eaton, D. Cady Eaton, B.
K. English, w. w. Farnam, Mrs. r. w,
Fellows, B. Fem, S. A. Galpin, S. d.
Gilbert, c. E. Graves, Mrs. S. Harris, S.
Hemingway, Mrs. L. Henderson, w
Hillhouse, Mrs. Ingersoll, C. M Inger-
soil, G. Ingersoll DR.. r. S. Ives, DR. E.
Fl. Jenkins, Misses tombstone, Mrs. S.
T. Kinney, B. c. Lake DR.. C. P. Linds-
ley, Rev. E. S. Lines, w. w. McLane
Rev. S. Means, c. S. Mersick, E. F.
Mersick, Rev. G. B. Morgan, A. B. Nor
I'll, Mrs. L. B. Morris, G. p North, A.
D. Osborn, Joseph Porter, H. C. Rowe, |
r. H. Russell, J. B. Sargent, Miss
Scranton, T. H. Sheldon, f. H. Smell, |
H. G.. Thompson, The Misses Twining, |
c. II. Webb, N NJ WEIGH, j. e. Vince |
Ter, w q. Whitcomb, Fl. C. White, o. |
S. White, Mrs. Eli Whitney s. Whit |
ney, Mrs. w d. Whitney, c. P. Wurtz, |
S. A. York, Jr,, Prof, G. B. Adams, G.
L. Amerman, Prof. b. w. Bacon, Prof. |
C. S. Baldwin, Hon. S. r. Baldwin, |
Prof. c. j. Bartlett, Prof w Beebe, !
Prof. c. E. Beecher, T, G. Bennett, |
Prof. E. G. Bourne. Prof. w F. Black |
man, Prof L. o. Brastow, Prof. w. III.
Brewer, Mr.. r. Brown, DR.. II. A. Bum
stead, Prof G.. j. Brush, DR. w. II.
Carmalt Prof r. H, Chittenden, Prof.
] E. Clark, Prof. A. S. Cook, Prof r.
N. Corwin, Prof. w. L. Cross, Prof. r,
l.. Curtis, Prof. e. S. Dana, Prof. G. r.
Day, w. F. Day, f. B. Dexter Prof
A. J. Dubois, Prof G. M Duncan, DR..
T. Dwight, DR.. W. L. ElFins, Prof. Fl
w. Farnam Prof. H. B. Ferris, Prof
:. F. Fisher, Prof. l. Fisher, DIR. ]. F.
), Foster, Prof E. L. Richards, Prof, F.
A. Gooch Prof. 7. D, Goodsell, Prof. Fl.
). Graves, Pres A. T. Hadley, Prof, C.
). Hastings DIR. Y. Henderson, Prof. E.
w. Hopkins, Prof ]. M. Hoppin, Prof.
:. F. Kent, C. L. Kitchel, Prof, G. T.
add. Prof. H. r. Lang, III. B. Learned,
Prof. G.. M. Lewis, DR.. G. P. Lindsey,
Dr.. j. Locke Prof. T. R. Lounsbury,
Dr. E. F. Macintosh, Prof w. G. Mix
er, Prof. f.. p Morris, Dr.. T. T. Nun
ger, DR.. G. II. Nettleton, Prof. j. Fl.
Iiemeyer, Prof H. Oertel, Prof. A. Fl.
Palmer, DR.. c.. r. Palmer, Prof, T.
Peck, Prof. s. L. Penfield, Prof B. Per-
in, Prof W. L. Phelps, Prof. A. w.
phillips Prof James Pierpont, Prof. E.
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