Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-22
TRIPLE ANNIVERSARY.

JepsOn, Celebrates His Twenty.
Fourth Birthday by Marrying the
Daughter of Landlord Frink-Mr.
Frink and Wife Celebrate Their
: silver wedding.
The parlors of the Indian Point house
were filed to overlooking yesterday after
noon by the relatives and near friends
assembled to witness the nuphals of Ar
thur w. Jepson, class of 'S9 Yale univer-
sity, (son of B. F. Jepson), and Miss
Adelaide Frink, daughter of Landlord
Frink of the celebrated hostelry above
mentioned. It required whole cor to
convey the friends who assembled from
different points at the Union depot, New
Haven.
At precisely $3.50 p. m. the wedding pro
cession entered the parlors headed by the
| ushers, Mr. Edwin Frink and Mr.. Harry
Jepson, brothers respectively Of the bride
and bridegroom. Following the latter,
novel yet beautiful feature improvised for
| the occasion, was o group of little children,
| relatives of the parties, varying IN age
| from two to ten years, who marched with
| all gravity to the music the "Lohengrin
Wedding March" as played on the piano
| by Miss Clara Jepson, sister of the bride
| groom. The parties stood under beauti-
full floral ARCH constructed by the lady
| relatives. The ceremony. was performed
| in most impressive manner by the Rev.
| A. FL. Hyatt of Bristol, Conn. Congratu-
lations being over, the entire company,
headed by the newly married couple,
passed into the spacious dining room
where a most appetizing banquet was
served. At o'clock all the friends as
sembledS on the veranda to witness the
departure of the happy couple who were
deluged with volleys of slippers, rice and
good wishes as they drove away.
| The presents were numerous, beautiful
and costly. Among them were hand
some silver salad bowl and set from Presi-
| dent lac. Lewis of the Meriden Britannia
| company, and clock from Commodore
| Wheeler, who owns one OF the islands Off
| Stoney Greek.
| The celebration of the silver wedding
| took place in the evening.
Mr.. Frink was married October 10,
| 1865. by Rev. Gordon Noyes in the Con-
| gregational church, Fair Haven East, to
Mrs Jeanette Eddy, She was the daugh
ter of the late Henry Barny. formerly of
New Haven Mr. and Mrs. Frink removed
| Immediately to Stoney Creek, occupying
the original house at indian Point, which
has been added to from year to year. Mr..
Frink has continued in the shore business
| there twenty years, and is one of the
Oldest in the business on the shore.
| Among the many attendants to celebrate
the silver wedding was DIR. Sears of Port
land, Conn. He was present at Mr.. and
Mrs. Frink's fifth anniversary and is
about the only one of the attendants now
| living. The celebration last evening was
very pleasant affair, many score of
friends assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Frink in
COMMUNICATING quarter of century of
happily welded life, and many were the
sincere wishes that years not few might
| be added to this worthy couple. Mr.. and
son, visit friends in Rochester aud stop at
the Niagara Falls. On their return to the
| city they will receive their friends at their
| new Home, No. 16 Beers street.
| The following relatives and friends were
present: Rev. and Mrs. A. Fl. Hyatt, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Frink, Professor and
Mrs. B. Jepson, Miss Gertrude Frink, Mr..
Edwin Frink, Mr.. Harry Jepson, Miss
Clara Jepson, Mrs Mrs George Frink
New York; Mrs g. B. Snider and
Miss Elizabeth Snyder, New York; Mr..
B. P. Frink and daughter, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Everett, Mr.. and
Mrs William Jepson, Mrs. Thomas Raw
lings, Mrs James Nudge and daughter,
East Peperel, Mass; Mrs: E. B: Platt and
daughter, Mrs. James M. Niswell, Miss
Helen Niswell, Mr.. Henry Barnes and
family, Mrs Robert Cunningham, Miss
Butterfield and Mr.. Hitchcock of Bridge
port; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harrison,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Cunning
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield, Mrs. Emil
Gessner and family, Miss Susan Hotchkiss,
Mr.. William Goodrich, Mrs. James Glynn
and family, Mr.. and and Mrs; Ar Arthur "
B. Boardman, Hartford; Mr.. William
Beebe, Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs. David Post
Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Platt
Mrs. E. L. Butricks, DIR. G. A. Sears
Portland, Conn; Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Mills, Mt. Vernon, Conn; Miss
Allie Butricks, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
L. Hazard, Miss Heath, Mrs. F.
M. Treat, Misses Belle and Hattie
Boardman, Hartford; Miss Matte
Jeralds, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Morse
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler, Meriden
Miss Belle and Master Irving Osborn, Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Stiles, Durham; Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Frisbie and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Frisbie, Cromwell; Miss Minnie
| Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lyman, Meriden