The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
I2EMS ON yNTEIs EST NCERNINS
 NEW HAVEN PEoPLE


 And Other People Known in rhiS city
 Iocni SociaI Events Here and Else-
 where.
 v r. c. Hall of New York city was in town yesterday representing "The Ho- 1ophane Glass Co.," MT Hall is srad- uate of the old Russell school on Woos- ter Place and he called on a numper oL his old school friends yesterday
 Miss M Knox, stenographer TOT Wood, Hammond & Co. of Waterbury has taken a position with the same flrn in this city.
 The Sheffield freshman class has elected class deacons as follows: F, K. Hardy, J. J. Waring and H. D. Bilbert.
 Professor Morris F.. Tyler, the Yale treasurer has been out of town since the first of the week on business con nected with the university. He is ex- pected to return to-day. It is under stood that the architects contract will be awarded for the new Lampson Lyceum in a few days. It is general 1y understood that the New York firm of Cady, Berg & See are most likely to be awarded this contract. They de signed the White, Berkeley and Fay erWeather halls,
 Miss Jamie Brown of Berlin, came for a weeks visit with friends in tn sicity.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Isabella Curtis, daughter of MT and Mrs Charles B. Curtis, and Julian Day. son of MT. and Mrs. Clarence $. Day of New York. MT. Day is grad uate of Yale, class of 1901. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Cur tis is a sister of Ronald E. Curtis, whose engagement to Miss Madeline Cary, daughter of MT and Mrs. Melbert B. Cary, was announced Tuesday
 The Master Plumbers association has several committees at work making ar engagements for the annual convention of the Connecticut Master Plumbers association, which Is to be held in Bridgeport on Wednesday, May IA. Ma sonic hall has been decided upon as the place to hold the convention. After the convention the associations annual banquet will be held in the Atlantic hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. S. 2. Poli left Tuesday for trip as far west as Chicago MT. Poli will be accompanied by his archi- tect, the purpose of the trip being to in spect a number of the latest and best theaters to incorporate the newest ideas in the plans for Manager Polls new theater on Church street.
 < The contents for the next number of the Yale Courant, which will appear April 22, are as follows: Stories-"Two G..;nl "The Debatable Country" by H. F. Griffin 1903. Forest Song" by H. A. Hummer 1903; With Weapons New" by R. F. Bond 1908; Payday at the Gulch," by Raymond Walker 1903; Borrowing Od," by Raymond Walker 1903, and the usual departments.
 Wilson H. Lee of this city was one of the guests at the dinner of the Master Printers association of Rhode Island at Providence Tuesday evening. MT. Lee spoke of the utilization of master printer and empoye at banquets of the Typothetae in this state which he said has done much to establish better feeling between employer and the em- ploye.
 At the annual election of the Yale University Basketball association Ros- well Bishop Hyatt 1903, of Meriden, Conn, was elected captain for the en- suing year. He has played for two years on the team. Edwin R. Whit comb 1903 was reelected manager and Robert S. Binkerd 19O4S. was reelected assistant manager.
 A smoker of the Yale Hawaiian club l was held at the Hof-Brau Haus last | night at 9 o'clock.
 J. E. Woodruff has been elected a | member of the Yale sophomore wigwam ! to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- l nation of J. c. Kittle The regular meet | ing of the Wigwam, postponed from | last term, will be held Thursday,
 A very pretty wedding took place in l St. Mary's church on Wednesday, April | 2. when Rev. Father Linnahan united | in marriage Miss Bessie Woods and | Daniel Traines. The bride looked ex- tremely pretty in gown of blue nuns | yelling, and wore large Gainsborough | hat to match. Her maid of honor was Miss May McQueeney. The best man | was MT. Rice. MT. and Mrs. T9ines have gone to Washington, D. C., on | their wedding trip, and expect to return some time this month. They will make 1 their home in this city.
 Miss Pagels has resigned her position as organist of Christ church. West | Haven. to take effect the last Sunday | in April The committee is looking for B successor to Miss Pagels.
 s. A. Leblanc, Yale 1905, has been appointed manager of the second fresh man baseball nine.
 Henry Avres of Hartford has re turned from New Mexico. where he has been for two years, engaged in en- gineering enterprises.
 c. c. Meyer has been appointed man ager of the Yale '02 baseball team.
 Mrs. J. F. Sexton. who while deco