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AAcapemic TASTES
Make New Haven’s standard
in materials and styles of
personal attire at least as
high as that of any city in
the country. We realizea
that when we came here.
We have worked to meet
and to anticipate the exact-
ing demands. Yale men
have generously responded
to these efforts on our part.
We reciprocate with still
more zealous endeavor.
CHASE & CO.,
NEW HAVEN HOUSE BLOCK.
Henry Heath Hats.
Hamilton, J. A., 170 Sherman Ave.,
New Haven, Conn.—Coal business.
Hanford, G. A., 276 Elm St., New
Haven, Conn.—Assistant in Physiologi-
cal Chemistry, Sheffield Scientific School.
Hart, J. H., 43 College St., New Ha-
ven, Conn.—Assistant in Physics in
Sloane Laboratory.
Hartshorn, W. M., 337 West 57th St.,
New York City—Student in Columbia
Medical School.
Hatch, H. A: 26 East 73d St., ‘New
York City—Banking.
Hay, A. -S:;, Gare.-Coly; John Hay,
Washington, D. C—U. S. Consul at
Pretoria, South Africa. .
Heband, D:. Lao.“ The Lenex-... Buf;
falo, N. Y.—Wholesale lumber.
ivennessey, “J. P-J., “St Berhards
Seminary, Rochester, N. Y.—Studying
for priesthood.
Higgins, J. J., 569 Grand Ave., New
Haven, Conn.—With N. Y., N. H. &
H.R: Rio,
Hincks, H. W., Bridgeport, Conn.—
With Willmot & Hobbs Mfg Co.
Hine, C. P.,; 90 Whalley Ave., New
Haven, Conn.—Law student.
Hinsdale, F. G., 39 Leonard St., New
York City—With Clarence Whitman,
cotton goods.
Hitchcock, L., 624 Elm St., Youngs-
town, O.—Night Sup’t in Republic Iron
& Steel Co. :
Hitt, R. R., 17 Story St., Cambridge,
Mass.—Harvard Law School.
Holme, P. H., 1908 Grant Ave., Den-
ver, Col.—Teaching in Denver High
School.
Howe, E., 12 Oxford St., Cambridge,
Mass.—-Student in Geology, Harvard.
Hume, R. E., 24 Home Place, New
Haven, Conn.—Yale Graduate School.
Hume, R. S., 1235 Mass Ave., Wash-
ington, D. C.—Law student, Columbian
University of Washington, D. C.
Huxford, F. W., 105 Craigie Hall,
Cambridge, Mass. — Harvard Law
School. ,
Jackson, W. P., Westboro, Mass.—
Harvard Law School.
Jay, J., 29 Waverly Place, New York
City-—-With Strong, Sturgis & Co.,
bankers, 30 Broad St.
Johnson,L., 20 Fifth Ave., New York
City—With R. J. Kimball & Co.
Johnson, W. B., 64 High St. New
Haven, Conn—Yale Law School.
Jones, C. C.—Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—
With Miners Savings Bank.
Judson, J. R., 126 Mt. Auburn ai.
Cambridge, Mass. — Harvard Law
School.
Kellogg, L. DeW., 126 Mt. Auburn
St., Cambridge, Mass.—Harvard Law
School.
Kennedy, S. R., 33 Prospect Park
West, Brooklyn, New York — With
Weed & Kennedy, life insurance.
Kernochan, F., 11 East 26th St., New
York City—Student New York Law
School.
King, E. B., St. Mark’s School, South-
boro, Mass.—Teaching. |
Ai LU MMNST
Knight, E. H., 1819 North Meridian
St., Indianapolis, Ind.—Attorney at
Law, Elliott, Elliott & Littleton.
Koehler, J. H., 40 East 64th St., New
York City—New York Law School.
Lehlbach, F. A., 165 Mt. Prospect
Ave., Newark, N. J.—Attorney at Law.
Levy, L. S., 864 Boulevard, New
York City—Columbia Law School.
Fivermore, J. .R., 1..East 45th st,
New York City—Business.
Lord, F. A., 759 Elm St., New Ha-
ven, Conn.—Yale Law School.
McCarthy, D. J., Stafford Springs,
Conn.—Law student.
McGraw, T. A., 113 West goth St.,
New York City—College of Physicians
and Surgeons.
McLane, T. S., 51 West 38th St., New
York City—Treasurer’s office, N: Y. C.
& Te oe ik
McLaughlan, J. C., Chamber of Com-
merce Building, Detroit, Mich.—Secre-
tary of F. A. Goodrich & Co., iron and
steel brokers.
Male, Fo S., Mt. Kisco, N. “Y.—Secre-
tary Phenix Tube Co. of Brooklyn.
Marsh, G. T., Cambridge,- Mass.—
Harvard Law School.
Marshall, S. A., Johns Hopkins Medi-
cal School, Baltimore, Md.—Studying
Medicine.
Mason, ¥...5....264 Ontario St, Cai-
cago, Ill—With Franklin MacVeagh &
Co., wholesale grocers.
Merman. ©. 2.) 16, 38 Toast Gain ot,
New York City—With Maynard, Mer-
rill & Co.
Metcalf, O. P., 46 East 21st St., New
York City—New York Law School.
Milliken, S. M., 990 Madison Ave.,
New York City—College of Physicians
and Surgeons.
Mitchell. S. K5 00 =South Middle,
New Haven, Conn.—Assistant in His-
tory, Yale University.
Montgomery, G. D., 34th Volunteer
Infantry, Washington, D. C.
Moore, G. C....34° Upton: St; Boston,
Mass.—Harvard Medical School.
Mullen, G. A., Duncan Hall, New
Haven, Conn.—Yale Law School.
Myers, G. H., “The Portland,” Wash-
ington, D. C.—Studying forestry. Af-
ter February abroad in Mediterranean.
Nims, H. E., 344 Elm St., New Haven,
Conn.—Yale Graduate School.
Norris, E., t10 West 47th St., New
York City.
Norton, Jr., J. ¥., 00: Whalley “Ave,
New. Haven, .Conn.—Yale Graduate
School.
Noyes; E..C.|; 62% -Nerth- Penn. St;
Indianapolis, Ind.—Teacher of English
in Indianapolis Manual Training School.
Ovetlander,.,.R..M., 512-53 First Na-
tional Bank Building, Church St., New
Haven, Conn.——Attorney at Law.
Packer, W; S.. Jr.;-7 Lawrence Hall.
Cambridge, Mass.—Episcopal Theologi-
cal Seminary.
Parker, B. W., 1003 F. St., Washing-
ton, D. C.—Assistant Secretary Equita-
ble Codperative Building Association.
Parker, G., 8 West oth St., New York
City—Banking.
Payne. Co ct. 126, Mt Atibirn «St.
Cambridge, Mass, — Harvard Law
School.
Peck, D. E., Willard Place, Hudson,
N. Y.—Law student.
Peck, WH. :223. West: io6th Sé,
New York City—New York Law School.
Pein, je, He: Danbury, “Conn.
Hat manufacturing.
Perry, G. B., 203 Craigie Hall, Cam-
bridge, Mass.—Harvard Law School.
Pettee, L. G., Westminster School,
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.—Teaching Latin
‘ and overseeing athletics.
Porter, P. R., 30 Hastings Hall, Cam-
bridge, Mass.—Harvard Law School.
Recknagel, H. S., 161 Herkimer St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Columbia Law School.
Reeve, H. D., 115 West goth St., New
York City—With Weed & Kennedy.
Richards, A. E., 90 Whalley Ave.,
New Haven, Conn.—Yale Graduate
School.
Ripley, G. M., 3400 Morgan St., St. °
Louis, Mo.—Teaching and studying law.
Ripley, J. A., 23 West 57th St., New
York City—Columbia College, School of
Mines.
Rodgers, J. O., 19 Winthrop Hall, Cam-
bridge, Mass.—Harvard Law School.
Rogers, D. F., 23 East 53d St., New
York City—Broker’s clerk with Rogers
& Gould, 71 Broadway, New York City.
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Rogers, J. S., 35 West goth St.. New
York City—Columbia Law School.
Root, R. K., 58 Grove St., New Ha-
ven, Conn.—Yale Graduate School.
Rusher, J. D., 64 High St., New Ha-
ven, Conn.—Yale Law School.
Scheftel, H. A., 20 East 57th St., New
York City—With J. S. Bache & Co.,
corner New St. and Exchange Place,
New York City.
Schreiber, G. G., 317 West 58th St.,
New York City—Columbia Law School.
Scranton, J.'H., South Glastonbury,
Conn.—With Franklin Glazier & Son.
Scranton, W., 20 Winthrop Hall,
Cambridge, Mass. — Harvard Law
School.
Selin, W. E., Highland Park, Il—
Rush Medical College, Chicago.
Shall, F. H., 29 West 2sth St., New
York City—New York Law School.
Sheehan, F.-W., 157 Washington Ave.,
West Haven, Conn.—Yale Law School.
Shroeder, W. J., 9 Perkins Hall, Cam-
bridge, Mass.—Harvard Law School.
Sillcocks, H., 23 South Portland Ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Law student.
Simmons, F. H., 190 New York Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Business, John Sim-
mons & Co., P. O. Box 1822, New York
City.
wemith, A.D. 53 Jefferson: Aye,
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Medical student.
Smith, J. R., 31 Felton, Cambridge,
Mass.—Harvard Graduate School.
Spring, S. N., 240 Dearborn Ave,
Chicago, Ill—With J. V. Farwell Co.,
wholesale dry goods.
Stirnson, G. P., Burton Ave., Avon-
dale, Cincinnati, O.—Cincinnati Law
School.
Streeter, E. C., 2646 Calumet Ave.,
Chicago, Ill—Medical student, North-
western Medical School, Secretary and
Instructor in Training School for
Nurses.
Swift, I. N., Ypsilanti, Mich.—Ypsi-
lanti Gas Co. :
Tenney, F. W., 4750 Vincennes -Ave.,
Chicago, [l.—First National Bank, Chi-
cago, Ill. 2
Terry, A. H., 30 Hillhouse Ave., New
Haven, Conn.—Engineering Dept. of
Consolidated Road, Bridgeport, Conn.
Address as above, or 548 State St,
Bridgeport.
Thompson, W. H., Jr., 26 Hotchkiss
Place, Torrington, Conn.—Teaching.
Thurston, J. L., Morgan Hall, Auburn
Theological Seminary, Auburn, N. Y.—
Theological student.
Tows, F. H., 34 West 52d St., New
York City—Columbia Law School.
Treet, E. B., Lawrence Academy,
Groton, Mass.—Instructor of Sciences.
Trowbridge, H. A., 310 Temple St.,
New Haven. a
Lurnbull, Jr... R.:J.,.6. West azth: St,
New York City—Columbia Law School.
Twichell, D. ©, 317. West 58th St.
New York City—Student at College of
Physicians and Surgeons.
Tyler, V. M., 168 Prospect St., New
Haven, Conn.—S. N. E. Telephone Co.
Vaile, W. N., 5 Appian Way, Cam-
bridge, Mass.—Harvard Law School.
Van .Beurens tas bo If, .217.. West
58th St., New York City—College of
Physicians and Surgeons.
Vaughan, W. L., 9 Francis Ave.,
Cambridge, Mass. — Harvard Law.
- School. :
Wadsworth, Jr., J. W., pene N.
Y.—Farming.
Wallace, Jr., G. Y., 10 Frisbie Place,
Cambridge, Mass. — Harvard Law
School. |
Walsh, J. W., 2133 Calumet Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.—Business (Railroad).
Ward, A. G.—Entered 1900 in Jan-
uary.
Warren, C. M., Instructur in Eng-
lish in Doshisha University, Kyoto,
Japan. 3 |
Warren, G. E., Venus, Texas—Pro-
fessor of Greek and Sciences at Burnetta
College.
Welch, Jr., P. N., 5 Hastings Hall,
Cambridge, Mass. — Harvard Law
School. . 3
Welles, J. T., Wethersfield, Conn.—
Farming and insurance.
Whittaker, E. D., North Adams,
Mass.—Teller in Loan Department,
North Adams Savings Bank.
Whitney, J. D., Care The Evening
Post, New York City—Reporter.
Whitney, P., 17 Story St., Cambridge,
Mass.—Harvard Law School.
Whittemore, E. R., 13 Elm St., New
Haven, Conn.— Medical student at
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
New York City. 3
Whittemore, E. W., National Mallea-
ble Castings Co., Cleveland, O.—Iron
business.
Wickes, F., 14 West 57th St., New
York City—New York Law School.
Wilcox, «ti sB., 3.317 West. =58th..St,
New York City—College of Physicians
and Surgeons.
Williams, Jr., A. B., Brown, Shipley
& Co., London, Eng.—Traveling abroad.
Williams, L. M., 397 Washington St.,
New York City—With Sherwin Wil-
liams Co. |
Williamson, F. E., N. Y. C. & H. R.
R. R., Albany, N. Y.—Division Claims
Agent
Wilson, H. M., 355 West 57th St.,
New York City—New York Law
School.
Winthrop, H. R., 44 Pine St., New
York City—New York Law School.
Woolsey, J. M., Englewood, N. J.—
Columbia Law School.
Woolston. H. B., 90 Middle Divinity,
Chicago University, Chicago, Ill.—
Studying for the ministry.
Wright, H. B., Dwight Hall, New Ha-
ven, Conn.—General Secretary Yale Y.
Met A.
YALE NOTICES.
[Class and Association Secretaries are inyited to
contribute to this column.]
Sixty-Five.
Dear Classmates: — The _ thirty-fifth
anniversary of our graduation from Yale
will be celebrated at New Haven, June
26, 1900. As the success ‘of the re--
union depends so much upon the num-
ber of men present, your Committee
would earnestly urge upon you to come
and help make this meeting a memora-
ble one in the annals of Sixty-Five.
Kindly advise immediately the proba-
bility of your attending so that we may
arrange for the Class supper. Full par-
ticulars as to the exercises will be sent
you upon our completing the various ar-
rangements. Awaiting your prompt
reply, we are
Your Class Committee. J. E. Chandler,
C. Kimberly, W. C. Duyckinck, E. A.
S: Man.
Address W. C. Duyckinck, 34 Nas-
sau Street, New York City.
January 15, 1900.
Eighty-Two Dinner.
There will be a Class dinner at the
Yale Club, 17 Madison Square, North,
New York, Friday evening, March 2,
at seven o'clock. It is desired to have
the largest number possible present to
welcothe ofr Classniate Col HH. L.
Williams, who is to be the guest of the
evening. Application and checks ($3
each) may be sent to either of the
undersigned.
fl. Kapp, Ho ‘Gonviatty Bib.
Dillingham, W. H. Parsons, Jr., 246
West 76th street.
Ninety Dinner.
There will be a reunion of the Class
of Ninety at the Yale Club, 17 East
26th *St., New York City, on Friday
evening, March 9, 1900, at 7 p. M.. The
charge for dinner will be $2.
Two similar reunions have been held
in previous years, and have proved very
enjoyable, about thirty men being pres-
ent each time. It is expected that this
will be even more successful as it will
be the last meeting before our decennial
in New Haven next June.
All members of the Class are cor-
dially invited, and are asked to send
word not later than March 7 to Willard
Parker,. Jr.,. 135 Front St., New York
City.
Ninety-Nine Dinner.
The first New York Ninety-Nine din-
ner is to be held at the Yale Club,
No. 17 East Twenty-Sixth Street, New
York, on Saturday, March 17, 1900, at
nae
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