The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-24
PERSONA PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

NEW HAVEN People
GUS European Trips and Local Social
Events
Mr.. and Mrs Seth II. Moseley, par
ents of William H. Moseley, proprietor
of the New Haven house, returned from
a very pleasant stay in Southern Cali
fornia a week ago Tuesday and are
staying in New York They will return
to this city next week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moseley spent most of the winter in
Southern California. sThis was their
first sojourn there. Their winters pre-
viously for number of years they
have spent in the Bermudas, William
II. Moseley has just received a cable
gram from his wife, who is in Europe
making health tour, accompanied by
her son, Seth Fl. Moseley, End and Mr..
Moseley's brother Dr. Henry p. Nose
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at Athens Greece, when the cablegram
was sent. Mrs Moseley, her many
friends will be glad to know, is greatly
improved in health. A cablegram will
be sent her shortly, informing her Of
her election on Wednesday as president
of the society by Mary Clap Wooster
chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution.
Professor A. e. Verrill, of the Shelf
field Scientific school, has gone to the
Bermudas to make geological collec-
tons for the Peabody Museum.
Professor Arthur T. Hadley, of Yale,
will leave here to-day for Pottstown,
Pa. He will deliver one of the princi-
pal addresses at the twentyfifth ami
versary of the founding of the Hill
school of that place on Saturday. DR..
Hadleys address will deal in general
with the relationship Of the university
to preparatory schools.
Miss Minnie Marsdon, of Stamford, Is
spending several days with relatives in
this city
At meeting of the Yale Law Jour-
nal Corporation, held in Hendrie hall,
Wednesday night, Charles Tressler
Lark 1902 L. S., Millersburg, Pa, was
elected chairman, and Frank w. Tully
1902. L. S., Flushing, N. Y, was elected
business manager of the Law Journal
for the ensuing year. AT meeting of
the Law Journal board the following
juniors We're elected to the board: Bar
tholomew, Edwards, Engellxing, Lock-
wood and Newell
At the, Trinity rectory, Branford, on
May a. Philip Anderson and Florence
E. Loonlis, both of Guilford, were unit
ed in marriage by Rector H. w. Wink
ley.
Members Of Faith Trumbull chapter, |
d. A. r., of Norwich, with their friends I
who are interested, will meet at the
Norwich club, this afternoon at half
past three, when the state regent, Mrs.
Sara Thompson Kinney, Of this city,
will describe her experiences during
her trip to Paris as national representa-
tive of the Daughters of the American
William E. Hilliard, of Englewood,
N. j., formerly of this city, is to be in
structor in Latin at Williston seminary,
Easthampton, Mass, next fall. Since
his graduation from Yale Mr.. billiard
has taught at Brookfield, Conn, and at
N. j.
At meeting of the newly elected
governing board of the University
club, held Wednesday evening, the fol-
owing were elected for the ensuing
year: President, J. r. Swan 9O2 vice
president r. NJ lowering 1902 s.;
treasurer r. r. Mccormick 1903; sec
-etary, w. Frew 1908; assistant treas
lrer, J. r. Robinson 1903
Those Of the Branford division, Sons {
If Temperance, who attended the divi- s
ions meeting of Monday evening, were
much gratiied in listening to a very '
interesting talk by Lewis B. Brown, of {
harmony division, New Haven. A {
unanimous wish was expressed that this |
livision secure Mr.. Brown if possible I
or public meeting to be held In Ban c
ord in the near future. S
Poultney Bigelow, Yale 10, has just t
published book entitled 'The Children r
f the Nations"
Great anxiety is felt in Branford over q
he condition of Arthur j. Honce who o
J very critically i'll at his home in e
loose Hill with pneumonia. The at il
ending physician DR.. G. w. Gaylord, t
eports Mr.. Honce just alive yesterday. q
nd read the poem defeating the Pan t.
.merican exposition at Buffalo this b
eek. d
Professor Morris F. Tyler, treasurer of V