The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20

And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else.
 where.
 President Hadley will attend the eel ebration of the twenty-fifth anniver-
 sary of the founding of Johns Hopkins university in Baltimore on February 2l and 22.
 Miss Annie Beetz daughter of MT and Mrs. Paul Beetz of Grand avenue, has become engaged to Eugene Koch of New York city. The many friends of the young lady and the family are extending their hearty congratulations.
 George Francis Eaton, son of the late Professor D. c. Eaton of Yale, has been given an important appointment at Yale He has been made curator of the Peabody Museum. This collection is one of the most valuable In the mu- scum. MT. Eaton was graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school in the class of '94. He has been for several years connected with the Peabody Mu- scum engaged in work closely related to that which he will hereafter direct in the sociological department. His dppOlul HleiIl WdS lIdue Dy lIlG pl uucli~ tial committee at their recent meeting, but it's announcement was deferred till yesterday.
 Town Clerk Brethauer wishes infor- nation regarding the heirs of William Pease and his son, Spencer Pease, who were in the shipbuilding business in New Haven between 1880 and 1S60 The elder Peases wife was named Mary A. Pease. The information is wanted for parties in Texas. An estate is involved in the matter
 George M. Welch, Jr., and Miss Jennie J. D. Keilt of West Haven were mar ried Saturday evening, February 15, by the Rev. w. McNicholl at the parson- age
 Mrs. Florenti inc Scott of Green street left New York yesterday on the steam CT Haverford to visit friends and rela- tives in the old country. The trip is largely taken on account of her failing health, which it is expected will be greatly benefited by the sea air.
 Stephen Francis Cain of 76 Haven street will be ordained into the priest hood of the Roman Catholic church next Saturday at St. Joseph's cathedral in Buffalo, N r. The Right Reverend James k. Quigley, D. D., bishop of the diocese of Buffalo, officiated. MT. Cain was formerly a clerk in the office of the tax collector, and supplemented his preparatory grammar school training with a course at Hillhouse high school. He was prepared for. the priesthood at St. Bonaventure's seminary, at Ale gany, New York. The first solemn mass to be publicly celebrated by him will take place Sunday March ?, at 10:30 o'clock in St. Francis church, this city. A brother of Stephen Cain is J. | H, Cain, the popular letter carrier.
 Plans have been completed for the !! annual banquet of the Yale alumni of | Washington, D. c. It will be held next | Thursday evening. The official dele gate to tn ebanqeut will be Professor Fred Wells Williams of the department of Oriental languages He will respond to the toast 'Yale."
 Adam Sattig, a grocer in State street, has just been elected a director of the National Retail Butchers and Meat Dealers association, incorporated In Albany, N. Y. Other directors elected are: Benjamin J. Maley of Troy, N Y.; Arthur H. Streeter, of Adams, Mass, and Ira w. Stillman of Danbury, Conn. The principal officers reside in Troy.
 The Idle Hour Whist club of West Haven will meet on Friday evening at the residence of MT and Mrs. William Russell, Washington avenue.
 Miss Mamie O'Brien of Branford was morning taken to sani- tarium for treatment, her malady be- ing of the mental rather than physical type.
 MT. and Mrs. Chapin, who were in Clinton to attend the funeral of Mrs. Chapin's sister, Mrs. F. Dibbell, re- turned Tuesday to their home in West field Mass