The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-22
S0M F OF THE GUESTS.
For YaIe's Great Week and Where
 They Are Entertained,

 | Griffing of Riverhead, l.. I. MT. Grifflng is a prominent lawyer of Riverhead; MT. and Mrs. Grosvenor c. Adams of Grenport, l.. l., and their son, Percy Hart Adams. Grosvenor Adams is a banker of Greenport, and his son, who is now at Hotchkiss school, expects to enter Yale next year.
 Mrs. Banks of 22 Trumbull street is entertaining Dr. Alfred J. Wakeman l 'S7 Shelf. and Mrs. Wakeman of New
 York city; James Banks '71, Atlanta, Ga; Charles P. Coffin S1 and Mrs. Coffin of Evanston, H., and Isaac Thomas 'S1 of Burlington, Vt Dr. Wakeman was instructor at Yale in Analytical Chemistry from 1892 to 1S0G Mr. Thomas is principal of the Bur lington high school and was formerly principal of the Hillhouse high school this city.
 At Dr. H. P. Sage's house at the head of Crown street are Alonzo F. Wem- pie, Shelf. '75, Mrs. Wemple and two daughters, from New York; Mrs. New ell Calhoun and Miss Florence Cal houn, Winsted. Mrs Calhoun is the widow of Newell Calhoun "A
 Charles Aldis Hitler 64 and Charles Atwood Edwards '66 New York city, Mrs. Edwards and Miss Edwards, will be at 117 College street.
 Thomas Denny 'G4 and Mrs Denny and Bradley Stuoghton, Shelf '93 are al S39 Prospect street
 Howard Mansfield "A and Mrs Mans field are occupying the residence of Burton Mansfield at 43G Prospect street during the hicentennial
 Roger Adams '93 Shelf Is with his mother on Edwards street.
 Rev Henry A, Stinson '65, pastor of the Broadway Tabernacle, New York city, and Mrs Stinson are staying with Mrs. Williams, 115 Orchard street.
 Dr. w. W. Seely '62, Bar Harbor, Me, is the guest of MT and Mrs. w. w. Weld, 253 Elm street. Miss Grace Terry of New York is also staying with the Welds
 Carlisle Futile 'OO of Naugatuck and Donald Chapel O0 of New London are staying at 36 Dwight street. with their classmate, Harold Sears Arnold.
 Rev. and Mrs Erastus Bakeslee '63 and Mrs. Blakeslee of Boston, Mass are guests of Professor John Tracy at S45 Winthrop avenue. Other visitors are Miss Woolley, president of Mount Holyoke college, South Hadley Mass; W. P Brown go Shelf. of Cleveland, O.. and Louis D, Tracy '94 Shelf, Pitts burg, Pa.
 Charles A. Futile 'S4 of 122 College street has for guests MT and Mrs. Lanson Warren, Law school, of New York, and Mir and Mrs Irving Holt of Meriden.
 Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hale presi- dent of Union Theological seminary; George Cable, the author, Northamp- | oh Mass; Rev, J. Morgan Gibbon, chairman of the London Congregational union. and pastor of large church in Stamford Hill, suburb of London William Ellsworth and Mrs Ellsworth of New York city; Dr William Porter, Mrs Porter and Miss Margaret Por- ter of Hartford: Miss Bertle Hall of Hartford, and Mrs, Charles A. Me Caudliss will be entertained by Profes- sor and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Por- ter at 266 Bradley street.
 A 3S Howe street Hiram NJ. Painter S4 will stay with Mrs. Tucker
 Dr. Robert F. Peck has staying with him at 56 Howe street William Alan son Hall 'S2, De roit, Mich.
 Judge Henry E. Rowland '54 and fa mily of New York and Thomas Wentworth Higginson and family of Boston are occupying the home of Professor and Mrs. Beebe 262 Bradley street
 George R. Chamberlain has one of he old Yale alumni staying with him It Fl Park street in the person of s. Badger A, Boston, Mass.
 Arthur F, Foote 96 and Mrs Foote ire with Rev Charles Ray Palmer, | 27 Whitney avenue.
 Hiram Bingham of the famous class l If '53 is at 26 Howe street MT. Bing- | lam is from Cambridge, Mass.
 Rev. Theodore D. Bacon 'SS divinity, | md Mrs. Bacon of Detroit, Mich, are ,eing entertained by Mir. and Mrs | Clarence Thompson of Edgewood ave- tue.
 Dr. Leonard Woolsey Bacon and Mrs. 3acon of 294 Elm street hope to have IS guests pr. c. L, Monson, 1T. S. A.. md Mrs. Monson, and Rev. Leonard | Bacon, D. D., 50, of Norwich. although he coming of the latter is uncertain | )r. Moneon has been stationed for the ast six months at Buffalo in charge f the army exhibit at the exposition Ie is now ordered to Washington. ' F. A. Busse 'S9 and Mrs. Busse are taying at 203 Norton street.
 MT and Mrs. sherman Foote expect Arthur Thompson S5 as guest, also fr. Chandler, one of the leading men n the publishing house of Harper ,rothers, New York city
 Louis Sonnenberg '97, George Nugass Harvard '97, and Charles Studin, class rator of '97, at Yale, and winner of the townsend prize in the Law school, are isitlng MT. and Mrs Sonnenberg, 69G tate street. Young MT. Sonnenberg is marked success as a law CT in New York, and has recently set D for himself in the practice of his rofession.
 Mrs. Wyllys Peck of 113 College treet with her George Darlington, resident of the state baord of educa- on.
 Chancellor John R. Nicholson of the lprcme court of Delaware is the guest l !, Mrs. Deming at 90 Howe street Rev rederick Lynch '94 and '97 divinity ,hool, and Mrs. Lynch of Lenox, l lass, are also with Mrs. Deming. Visiting with General F. E. Bradley nd Mrs Bradley at PIP York street are