The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-29

Elsewhere.
For an hour or more yesterday morn
ing Mayor Studley held a levee at his
Office. Groups of Spanish War veter-
ans and their escorts called on him and
paid their respects. Included among
the visitors was a Mr.. Wilcox of Hart
ford, who said that he was a veteran
| of the Mexican war and who desired
the privilege of having a. place on the
| reviewing stand in front of the city
hall. The mayor gladly gave him per-
mission and he took his place yester-
! day afternoon beside DIR. NJ. +. Lind
/ quist and Captain Henry Clark of this
| city, also Mexican War veterans.
DR.. Adelaide Lambert returned re-
| Gently from very pleasant tour in
Nova Scotia to her residence, No. 26S
! Orange street, where she has been To-
Gated for number of years. The
/ types enormously located her residence
as on Howard avenue. She is at her
home on Orange street, ..
| Rev. E. C. Sage, pastor of the First
Baptist church, announces the engage
lnent of his daughter Miss Nora, to
Samuel e. Dibble, Jr., son of S. E.
Dibble Of Orange street. A..
/ Captain J. Walter Mitchell and wife
of Washington, D, c., are guests at the
Hotel Oneco. Captain Mitchell is his
torian Of the Spanish-American War
1 veterans and is a talented newspaper
man o. Washington. S.~-.= ...z.. T..
Professor D. Cady Eaton of Yale will
1 deliver course of thirty illustrated lee
lures on THE History of Art begin
/ ming to-day, in Osborn hall, and con-
tinuing successive Tuesdays through
out the year. Assyrian, Egyptian, Gre
i clan, Roman, Gothic and Renaissance
| arts will be treated.
Joseph Skelly Of this city has been
i the dedication Of st. Mary's church in
1 Branford.
Robert e. Gibbons, proprietor of the
Gibbons house in Meadow street, is
/ dangerously i'll with pneumonia. His
/ condition has been critical for the past
few days and it was stated yesterday
| that the patient might not recover.
4 He is attended by DIR. Percy Little
john.
A Miss Madeline De Lacey, who has
spent the summer at the Lake Placid
house. Lake Placid, N. Y, and has
also spent some time in travelling
through the northern New England
states, is expected to arrive at her
home on Exchange street, this city. the
latter part of the present week.
Many Yale men are on the list OF
i Citizens union men enrolled from New
York city from among college gradu-
4 ates. They include: James r. Shelf
| field ~, Frederic Kernochan '9S
4 George T. Adee '95 and F. Gordon
Brown, 1901
i DR.. John NJ. Shepard, who has charge
4 Of the work Of rD. George M. Bur
roughs Of Madison during the latter's
absence is U. S. A. surgeon and has
served as such in the Philippines.
i George Foster Sanford is in this city
having arrived here from Chicago Sun
day night. Mr.. Sanford, who is Span,
ish War veteran, will remain in New
Haven until after the celebration
4 During the absence of Secretary
i Stokes of Yale, his office will be oecu.
i. pied by Professor John G. Schwab ev.
cry morning between 1890 and 11:3t
a. m. for consultation. Mr.. Stokes i.
expected back within fortnight
e. w. Clucas, As. H. Olmstead ant
il W. L. Mitchell will be the editors O
the Yale 1904 Pot-Pourri.
After an absence of about two months
Messrs. William P. Hugo and Thilt
Failer will return to this city from Eu
rope the latter part Of this week. Mr.
Hugo had been in i'll health for som,
time and this trip has much benefited
his health, Mr.. Failer acting in the ca
pacity of companion. The two gentle
men visited Berlin, Vienna, Dresden
Zurich, Cologne, and other points of in
terest, as also several of Germany's ia
NOUS water places.
Yesterday Editor Alexander TrouI
and his son, Alexander, Jr., went t
4 New York to welcome their son, Philip
who has been travelling through Europ
during the past two months.
William A. Schappa, superintendent
of the city hall, suffered what is be
lieved to have been slight attack o
an apoplectic nature on Sunday. MI
Schappa has been working very har
in preparation for the entertainment o
. the Spanish War veterans and it is be
lieved that he has overtaxed hi
i strength.
The following women's names appea
; on the list, of Madison voters to b
made previous to the coming town cleo
, ton: Mrs. Isabelle B. Baldwin, Mrs
Minnie J. Hurd, Mrs. Aurelia M Bal
Mrs Gertrude ". M. Anderson, Mrs
Ella NJ Buell., Mrs. Caroline A. oake.
Mrs. Fannie R. Hillard and Miss Agne
e. Dowd. There are now somethin
like fifty women enrolled as voters i
. Madison ... H. #E.ft r.
II President John M Hall of the Cor
solidated railroad went to Boston yes
!. terday.
i DIR. Stephen j. Maher of this city is o
: a trip to western New York.
: Albert Blakeslee, son of Major DENIM
e Blakeslee of Dwight street, left Satul
e. day for Sheffield, Mass, where he wi
= spend a week or two in hunting.
ell Miss Laura MILFORD of Branford ha
returned from . ten days stay /
= Armenia, N. Y, and Waterbury, TIL
n state. .,s,a
= Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Otis of But
n Ter street announce the marriage {
, their daughter, Miss Eva, to Georg
u A. Little, which took place Septembe
10 at the home of the Rev. Williai
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