The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONC ERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Hero-Vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social

l MI. anu MTS. E. SCnOenDeTSeT WISH
 to announce the engagement of theil son, Henry, to Miss Lillian Fisher ot | Williamsport, Pa.
 Charles Skeeles, formerly of West | Haven, who conducted the famous
 Skeeles restaurant at the west shore
 for so many years, has returned from
 his pinery at St. Petersburg, Fla. MT Skeeles has been most successful in
 raising the luscius pineapple and | brought home with him a number that
 he is presenting to his friends. One of
 the succulent fruit, which MT. Skeeles
 modestly explains is but one of medium
 size, measures over foot in length and 1 is about eighteen inches in circumfer- | ence.
 | Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Martin and Mrs. | Sophie Mott have returned from the
 Pan American exposition and Niagara 1 Falls, having a most delightful trip. | Robert Morgan will return from his
 summer home at Pine Orchard proba- ply next week.
 | Miss Louisa Fisher, with her sisters,
 Misses Julia and Freda Fisher, return ed yesterday from a delightful stay of six weeks in the Catskill mountains. Arthur H. Day. of Kimberly, Root & Day, has returned to his home on Wall street from his summers stay at the east shore.
 Henry Terrell clerk at Prince & Whitelys left yesterday for weeks
 vacation in New York, Atlantic City
 and other places, and' Harry ,Manville
 of the same office has returned from a
 weeks stay at New York, Coney Island,
 Brooklyn and other places.
 Corporal William H. Beardsley of
 52d Coast Artillery is visiting his par
 ents at 972 Chapel street. He is sta-
 toned at Governors Island
 Miss Jessie E. Holt of $50 George street and Miss Fife M Jones of 12 Home Place have gone on a vacation trip of week to the Pan- American eX- position
 Bradford E. Simmons of James street and Miss Ella May Truler of Hamden were united in marriage Thursday evening, September 19, by Rev. MT Griffin of this city.
 Misses Annie and Agnes Bone, daughters of George D. Bone, have re- turned from very pleasant trip to the Pan- American exposition, Niagara Falls and Rochester, N. Y.
 Mrs. E. A. Hall of Melrose, Mass, has returned home from West Haven after visit to her parents, Colonel B. F. Judson and wife. Mrs. Hall will sali Saturday next from Boston on the Saxonia, Cunard line. They will be ab- sent about four months and make quite Iol
 Miss E. w. Hodgkinson of New York, formerly soprano at Dwight Place church, sailed yesterday for Germany on the first trip east of the new steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm.
 Miss Harriet Willard of this city moved to 125 Union avenue. West Ha- ven, yesterday
 Mrs Griffin of Plainville is the guest of Mrs. George Johnson of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Charles G. Baker of 152 Wooster street is the happy father of hand some twelve-pound baby girl. Mother and child are both doing nicely.
 Charles R. Frisbie, inspector of street sprinkling, continues seriously i'll at his home on Grove street
 Miss Eva Rowland, formerly with E. Moses & Go, later with Simpson, Craw- ford & Simpson of New York city, Is now at Muhlfelder's, the millinery firm on Chapel street
 Frank Westervelt and wife of 97S Orchard street are at the Pan-Ameri- | can exposition. They will make tour If Niagara Falls and Albany before re- | turning home
 Mrs. Newell of Washington avenue, | West Haven, in company with party | of New Haven ladies left yesterday for E Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
 The Yale 1905 bicentennial committee 1as been appointed as follows; K Fulton, w. N. Stillman, F. F. Spald- ng, E. T. Glass, G. P. Cook, J. Els worth, c. N. Fowler, c. Follows, J. ]. Rogers, R. Tilney, 2d, J. Doane, F. Denton, B Hollister and F. H. Day.
 Miss Rosie Dehmer of Washington lvenue, West Haven. has returned rom her two weeks vacation.
 The departure of Dr. Chauncey Netmore Wells, instructor of English tt Yale, to take a chair at the Uni -ersity of California, has left va ancy which has just been filled in he university faculty 10. A. Thurber,
 graduate of the class of '91, has been lected to take charge of Professor Wells work in rhetoric. The other lasses formerly conducted by Dr. Wells will be divided among the other members Of the faculty.
 Mrs. Hodgson and daughter, Miss ,lla, of this city, are the guests of MT. nd Mrs M. B. Hartley of Campbell venue, West Haven. As soon as the bicentennial exercises CT concluded, Professor Wier of the ale Art school, will leave this city for n extended vacation. He will be ab- ( ant during the entire present school { ear. His classes in the art school will e taken by G. Albert Thompson, as- ( stant instructor in painting. The $ xecutive direction of the art school t i'll be in charge of Professor J. H, Nie- { leyer during the absence of Professor /, vier, who is the dean of the art de- 1 S Edward Merrill, a well known and $ npular clerk in MT. Watrous depart z ent at the Consolidated railroad of $ ce building, left yesterday morning ,r ten days vacation to be spent nong the Berekshire Hills. MT Mor-