The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS SOFINTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEWHAVEN PEOPLE
Local Social Events Here and Eise-

-Locnl Social Events Here and Eise- l where.
 Henry s. Chambers, son of MT. and 1 Mrs. William Chambers of 49 Bishop
 street, and Miss Harriet Brown, of l Providence, were united in marriage
 last Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. | The ceremony was performed by Rev. | Dr, Sage, pastor of Hope Baptist
 church, at the parsonage, and the hap
 py couple were attended by William R. | Chambers, brother of the groom, and
 Miss Daisy Knaub. The bride and groom were the recipients of many val
 uable presents and have prettily fur | nished home at 45 Bishop street. | Miss Daisy Knaub, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Knaub, of Ivy street, and Anton Schiele were married last Thursday afternoon at i o'clock at the
 parsonage by Rev. MT Timm pastor of the German Lutheran church on George street. William R. Chambers acted as
 best man and Miss Flossie Knaub, sis ter of the bride, was bridesmaid. They will be at home to their friends at their nome, JO CeQar Hill avenue. William H. Pierson, son of MT. and
 Mrs. George Pierson, of 103 Howard
 avenue, and Miss Maud Rood, residing
 on the corner of Spring and Hurlburt
 streets, will have quiet home wedding
 at the brides residence next Wednes-
 day evening. After the wedding tour
 they will reside at No. 134 Howard ave nue.
 The Physical PhaIanx of the Humph-
 rey street Congregational church held
 their last meeting of the season at the
 church last Monday evening. A com petitive drill was held by the senior and junior classes with twenty-five mem- bers in each class, Miss Jessie Evarts of Pearl street, of the senior class and Miss Ethel Burt, daughter of MT. and Mrs George Burt, of 54 Bishop street, were declared the winners and were presented yesterday at the Bible school session by Rev. Frank R. Luckey, pas tor of the church, with a gold emblem pin of the Physical Phalanx. Miss Burt was the youngest and smallest member of the junior class.
 Charles Wilson, the insurance agent, has been confined to his residence on Humphrey street with a malarial at tack, but Is recovering.
 Mir Schorer, of the New England Transportation company has his shore cottage at Cosey Beach nearly com pleted and will occupy it through the summer
 The fence orations at Yale university will be delivered this evening. At o'clock the sophomore and freshman classes will meet at the fence for the annual giving and receiving of the fence. The historic piece of woodwork will be given for the class of 1904 by Thomas Day Thatcher, of New York. ! Bowman Fischer will receive the fence in behalf of the class of 1905.
 General and Mrs, Phelps Montgome y, | of Whitney avenue, have taken a house | at Saugatuck. near South Norwalk for | the summer. They will go down about | the first of July, soon after commence ment.
 Graham Fellowes Thompson and Phil p Schuyler Beebe are both home for heir summer vacation from Taft school 1t Waterbury. During the week Mrs 3eeba chaperoned a D, r,y of young peo- ole to Waterbury to attend the senior lance a this school. Among those who were of the party were Miss Bigelow, Miss Geneva Fabiger, Miss May Dana md Miss Lilla Chittenden.
 W. G. Boyd and family, of New Ha- Jen left Saturday to occupy the upper part of the house of Frank Wright in Newtown.
 Edwin J. Clapp, of St. Paul, Yale 1904, ,oe- tlor of la 1t the rectory in Terryville. Mir. Clapp S the champion Intercollegiate hurdle acer.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ring, of Church street, re in Pine Orchard. They are guests t the Sheldon house and will remain ix weeks.
 Mrs. Mary Higby and family, of Mer- den, will leave this week for Stony 'reek.
 MT. and Mrs. George Barnum, of 1dgehill Road, are home from a de- ghtful three months trip spent in Cal 'ornia Rev Frank Russell, of Hartford, who, fter the exercises were concluded, de- vered an address at the patriotic exer- ises in Grove street cemetery yester- ay, left for Bridgeport to baptize the liant daughter of Ernest Ladd, of La lyette street.
 Mrs. Don S. Thompson, of 158 York rect, has returned from Boston. She i'll leave early in July for Saratoga brings, where she will spend the sum- l Ter.
 Ralph Van Name, son of Librarian l an Name, of Yale, will sail for Europe le last of the month. Mr. Van Name as been taking postgraduate course Yale, and will now go abroad for the lrpose of finishing his studies. Mrs. John Northrop, of Stony Creek,
 the guest of her uncle, D. c. Bacon,
 NewtoWn. E John Brewster Fitch and the Misses itch are in Ltchfleld for the season, F ,ing up last week.
 w. C. Wrisley, the chimney expert, of is city, who worked in Thomaston st summer has returned and will be- Ia n work there on the residence of J s. s