The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-18
PERsOSiL JOTrISGs.
New Haven People and Their Journeyinss
 and Outings-other Notes.

r extended absence at Takoma. Md. Nor l folk and Saratoga. She win remain here few weeks and then go to Washing , ton for the winter.
 Professor A. W. Phillips. Yale. has re- turned from a pleasant stay at Lake vile. James D. Dewell. who was with the
 Cook expedition to the Arctic regions,
 has returned. being a little later than
 some of the members of the same party
 owing to the fact that he stopped at St.
 Johns for n few days and did not come
 back on the Portia. Mir. Dewell adds
 but little to the detailed account of the
 return trip and disasters given in the
 Courier" but personally said he had,
 despite the pcrils by land and sea, en-
 joyed the trip and would, under differ
 ent management and arrangements.
 like to take another trip up there. He
 speaks well of pr. Cook personally, but
 does not consider him as having good
 head for business. The vessel. in the
 first place. should have been smaller
 and of lighter draught, and should have Dttn or WOpu, Httl tnt
 crew should be men used to travel in
 those northern regions. Neither the
 captain nor mate had been to the Arctic
 region before. and the pilot was only
 partly fitted for the task. It was not true that members of the crew were drunk when the Miranda went down. Just before the vessel had to be aban- doned they broke into the lockers and got some liquor, but all were able to | navigate around and take care of | themselves.
 Mayor J. B. Sargent, Commissioners James Bishop. J. N. States, William Maley and J. F. McGann. Superntend- ent Patrick Doyle and City Engineer l Kelly left last night for Buffalo, where they will attend the convention of pub | lie works which is to open there on | Wednesday morning. The Rev. Frank Lilly, o. P. of New York. has been appointed pastor and has assumed charge of the Roman Catholic parish of St. Mary's in this city, to succeed Rev. Father Hartigan, who takes charge of St. Vincent Fer ricr's church in New York
 Webster W.Crampton, the well known advertising agent, and Clarence Hooker have just returned from three weeks vacation spent at Moosehead Lake. Miss Maud E., daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert Storer of No. 56 Bright street, and Carl B., son of Mrs. Sarah | Ives, were married Sunday evening at 6 30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents. Ericsson Bushnell is to sing in the oratorio Elijah" at the opening night of the Worcester musical festival. | Among the other soloists are Mime. Elm ma Juch and Rieger, the New York | tenor. Mrs. Philip Fresenius, Miss Gretchen | Fresenius and Mrs. Otto Otis, wife of | Superintendent Otis of Philip Fresenius Brewing company, have returned home | after three months visit to Germany. | Orville Babcock, '94S., is in town for | few days stopping at the Cloister. Dr. and Mrs. Jose B. Ross have re- turned from Nova Scotia and are stop | ping at their summer house at Bradley | Point, West Haven. Dr. Alexander Garcia, of Cartago, Cos | ta Rica, and a member of the Yale med | ical school class of '93, who has been | the guest of Dr. Clarence Skinner dur ing the summer, sailed a week ago for Germany, where he will complete his medical studies.
 The engagement of Miss Louise How land Pritchard of West Haven to Will liam Dickerman Northrop of Norfolk, | Va, is announced.
 Miss Della Peck of West Chapel stpeet, daughter of ex-Mayor Peck, and Ed ward Everett of Whitney avenue, will | be married in few days.
 John c. Kebabian and his brother, S. c. Kebabian, Yale '94, are back from a two months stay at Watch Hill.
 E. s. Oviatt and H. A. Spaulding, Yale '95, have returned from a three weeks trip to Saratoga and Lake George.
 MissEvelyn Haines is spending few week in the White mountains, chape- roned by Mrs. Stevens of New York | city.
 Mrs. William Chase and her sister, | Miss Myra Parker, have recently re- turned from a months visit to New l Hampshire and the White mountains.
 Mrs. Friend Pitts of New York, with | her daughter, Miss Mabel Pitts, is visit ing Mrs. J. H. Moore of Wall street.
 Mrs Robert Morris will spend week or two with her parents, MT. and Mrs. l Parmalee of College street, the last of | the month.
 Mrs. Petit, wife of Captain James s. Petit of No. 430 Temple street, will re- l turn from West Duluth, Minn., this | week.
 Mrs. Walter Couch of South Man chester is spending a week at the Web- ster cottage, Orange park, with her 1 niece, Miss Sadie Webster. MT. and Mrs. M. Byck of Savannah, | Ga, are the guests of Mrs, Byck's aunt, Mrs. c. J. Metzger, at her home on Grove street.
 Miss Eleanor Cooper, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. G. Cooper, and Harry Ken nedy, son of J. H. Kennedy, will be l married early in October
 MT. and Mrs. w. Manning Reynolds of | | No. 62 Bishop street are receiving con- l gratulations of their many friends,t the 1 occasion being the advent of a little girl, weight eleven pounds, which was born Sunday morning.
 Mrs. c. P Wurtss and Miss Martha Wurts are back from Lake Minnewaska, N. Y.
 Professor and Mrs. A. M. Wheeler of No. 86 Trumbull street, and Mrs. Staples will return this week from Grove Beach,