Washtenawians In Idaho

Announcement lias been made at Aim Arbor, Michigan, oí the engagement in-d fortlicoming marriage of Mr. Willard K. Clement, professor of sucieat and modarn languages of the r.nivemty of Idalio, and Miss AHce X. Ci amer, of Aam Arbar. Tïie wedding it is said, will occiir in July, aiter tlie c!oo oí the college year, whlch end ;n une. Proí. Clement, says the Star of that place, is well known in Mosh ( ow as a gifted and cultivated genL'rman, who lias filled liia place ia the faculty ol tlie University with honor and credit, and with entire Kt-tislactionto its president and boord o? regébts. His future bride is, cl course, a strainiger bere, but those wbo kno-w oí lier, Bay ebe is ayoung tornan oí striking individoiality, wliose gifts arO nuimerous, and wlio is pecially emdowed to fill the place 1 hat a-svaits her as the wife of Prof. Citment. Coni-atulations wlll go on: to these two from ina,ny homes la Moscow. iu the future JIrs. Cleimeat, the UniTr.ity town oí Idiaiio will bare a secontl foTiner resident of Ann Arbor lnouglit tliere as a bride, the first boinj; Hrs. Proi. ilcOurdy, of the depaitmeat of cliemistry. who is a Oaugliter of the late Dr. Granéis ■Wí'Odrufí, and who was born üi that Cty, althouigh residing ia Detroit v.-l.Di her iather died, aad at AVinona, Mimi., when lier mother p.assed away.