The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-12
PERSONAL PARAlRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAYEN PEoPLE
asd othsr People Known in This City, IntertatIns Social Events Here aud Elsewhere.

anu so' v New York announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Agnes Wood, to MT. William smith Garnsey, jr., Yaie 1901, of Gloversville, N. Y.
 Miss Carol Lyon of Montclair, N sJ., was the guest over Sunday of her brother, Edward P. Lyon, of the Con- solidated railroad, at the Bradley Bluff cottage. Woodmont.
 Colonel and Mrs. s. J. Fox, who have been spending the summer at the Pe- quot at Morris Cove, opened their Chap el street house yesterday for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs Henry English of Hill- house avenue, with their children, who have been at the Grand View house, Lake Placid. N. T., for some time, ex- pect to remain there throughout Sept l tember
 Rev. Robert Bell, curate of St. Paul's church, is enjoying a visit to the ex- position at St. Louis.
 I Miss Bessie M. Clark, of Derby ave- hue, will leave Wedsenday for Mount Holyoke college, where she will enter the second year.
 MT. and Mrs William A. Warner and son, Wilsred, ds Clinton avenue, have leone to the Adirondacks for stay of lseveral weeks.
 Miss Ella E. Smith, of Orchard street, will leave next week for Mount Holy oke olIege. where she will enter her third year.
 Mr. and MfAe George Selleck and young daughter sybil, of New Jersey, lspent yesterday in town with friends,
 Miss Elizabeth Rogers of Orchard lstreet returned last week from a visit with friends at sachen1s Head.
 Rev. and Mrs Frank R. Luckey and children have returned to their home lon Orange street after a sojour1f of several weeks in the country
 Former Police Commissioner Marcus P. Smith, president of the Smith Bros Oyster Co, and his son, Leslie, are at Lake Bowchette, Canada. They will stay about six weeks, spending their time fishing an dhunting.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Blakeslee and two daughters, Julia and Ruth, of George street, have returned from a two months sojourn in Dighton, Mass.
 Francis T. Wade, clerk in the money order department of the postoffice and worthy trustee of New Haven earle, No. PAP, Fraternal Order of Eagles, left yesterday to attend the annual conven- tion of the order to be held in Balti- more, Md, during the. week. Before Ireturning, he will visit Washington, Annapolis, Philadelphia and other large southern cities
 MT. and Mrs. John G. Parker have returned from their cottage at Madi- son and opened their Trunibull street home for the winter.
 Miss Marguerite Walker, Miss Adele T4illman and Miss Norma Andrews graduates of the New Haven high school, class of 1904 leave to-day for Dean academy.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Goodman and the Misses Goodman have returned to theii home on Williams street, from Savin Rock, where they have meen spending the summer.
 Mrs. Eli Mix and Miss Bessie Mix of George street returned few days ago from a months stay at the Straw. berry Hill house Bethlehem, N H. MT. and Mrs. Allen F. Beck of Co. lumbus, Ohio, are visiting Nr. and Mrs J. L. Boeshans, of $40 Howard avenue MT. and Mrs Beck are on their wed. ding trip. MT. Beck is bookkeeper al the Ohio National Bank, Columbus. < Dr. William F. Verdi, of St. Johr street, has returned from Europe where he has been visiting for the past twe months.
 A pretty October wedding, although quiet family affair, will be that ol Miss Anita Webster to Prof. Fredericl R. Honey of Trinity college 't Attorney F. B. Merrels has gone tC Vermont for a few days on a business Itrlr'
 Chief Fancher, of the fire department left Saturday for Chattanooga, Tenn where he is to attend the sessions of the International Association of Fire Engi- neers. He will be absent from the city Tor about two weeks Other chiefs iron, this state who are to attend are Stan ton, of Norwich, snagg, of Waterbury land Hyatt, of Meriden. @g.
 charles E. McClintock, of Seattle wash, a railroad construction engineer was guest at the New Haven house lSaturday He is making a tour of the east looking over trolley properties with view to getting details as to the eco- ,nomical handling of the same.
 Frederick F. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, or Alden avenue, Westville, started Sat urday for cruise on Long Island sound in thirty foot sloop. They will go Idown its3 the west ward, touching at sew Ieral places along the Connecticut shore land on Long Island.