The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSoFIyTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EIse- where.
 George F. ShanIey, who has been em- ployed by his brother, Cornelius Shan ley Of 245 Congress avenue. and who has been cutie i'll for nearly a month past is rapidly regaining his health and will soon be out. He is now able to sit up for short time every day, and he will soon be able to attend to business. Charles H. Miller, proprietor of the "Yale" billiard and bowling rooms on Temple street, returned home Saturday after delightful trip of eight weeks in Europe, which included the coronation ceremonies of King Edward.
 Miss Julia Vissell of Bantam arrived in town Wednesday to spend week with the Misses Rochfort of Edwards street.
 A friend writes: George N. Whittle- sey, Yale 1900, is spending a few weeks at the Adirondacks. Yesterday his grandfather, William E. Newell of 1SS Wall street. received from him a ten pound pickerel caught after a twenty minutes contest. Who says a college education don't count"
 Miss Minnie Klein of Bethlehem, Pa., is the guest for a week or more of Miss Julia Reiman. Miss Klein is the daugh- ter of Professor Joseph Klein of the university at Bethlehem, whose youth was spent in New Haven.
 Seven young men, H. Mcintyre. H. Bissell, A. Bissell, J. Doyle, c. Kill bourne of Bantam, and Charles Cockey of Brooklyn, are enjoying couple of weeks at the Maplewood cottage at Short Beach. They will be at the shore for three or four days longer.
 Miss Elizabeth J. Meehan is spending her vacation at Newport, R. l., stopping at the United States hotel.
 Governor Mclean, Senator Hawley and Representative Sperry have accept ed invitations to attend the coming re- publican club clambake. The governor is now in Maine, where his health has greatly improved. Invitations will be extended to all the nominees so soon as the state convention has been held.
 Miss Annie Kasky of East Norwalk is entertaining Miss Louisa Briesien of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Macdonald and Master Gordon Macdonald of Brooklyn and MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald of Oil City, Pa., have been for few days the guests of Mir, and Mrs. Ra1ston T. Wilbur at Duncan hall Mrs. M. c. Goodyear of this city, who is the guest of her relatives Frank Hanson and wife in Stamford, is sick at their home.
 Mrs E. J. Gil1ern of Eld street, with her two daughters, Bessie and Gertrude, and Mrs. John Barry of Leonard street, with her daughter, Ann, are spending few weeks in the Woodbridge hills.
 Dr. and Mrs. Gidney of 797 Chapel street have returned from trip to Bal tinnore.
 Announcement is made of the coming wedding of Edward Matsinsky and Miss Catherine Thesing, which will occur on Wednesday next at St. Boniface church. "A wedding trip will be taken through the south, and upon their return they will make their future residence in this N and acquaintances.
 Clara Keil, from Clay street; Kate Gritzback from Montowese, will leave to-day for two weeks vacation to Clinton, Mass, so see their cousin, and they are also going to spend few days In Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. e. H. Marsh of 275 Howard avenue celebrated the seventh anniversary of their marriage Thursday evening. Among those present were MT, and Mrs c. B. Foote. MA and Mrs. J.. B. Foote, Miss Irene Foote, MT. and Mrs. Bert Pierson, MT. and Mrs. Werns- man, MT. and Mrs. Crater Mrs. Mitchell, MT. and Mrs. E. R. Bishop, Mrs. Aulhorn, William Aulhorn, Mrs. Knapp of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Kron of New Britain.
 Mrs. Robert E. Brown of Carmel street, her daughter, Miss Theresa Bow man, and her mother, Mrs. S. Dietrich are enjoying a few weeks outing near Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Flora M. Fowler and Miss Ido Clough of Durham spent Wednesday in this city the guest of Mrs. George Par dee.
 Miss Grace Virginia Littleiohn of this city is visiting for few weeks with relatives in Great Harrington, Mass.
 Professor John F. Weir, dean of the Yale art school. has returned from his trip to Europe. He left this country last fall and has since remained abroad dividing his time among the European countries and revisiting many scenes of the art centers in the old world. Pro- lessor Weir has just resumed his active duties in connection with the art school in preparation for the opening of the coming school year next month.
 Mrs. Margaret Scott and daughter Alice, formerly of Short Beach, have returned from four days stay in western North Carolina and are stop ping at Mrs. Shepards' cottage. the grange, Short Beach.
 Ernest Malkin of North avenue, Nor walk, kas returned from a two weeks visit in this city.
 The fifteenth annual reunion of the Root family was held at White Oak Plainville, Wednesday, About forty five were present. Frank Root of South ington was elected president and Mrs Florence Knibbs of Unionville was elected secretary and treasurer. It was s1;6tod fo hold fha newt rai1nioO at Savir