Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-29
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Bishop-Penny WeddiDg-A Very Pretty Marriage Ceremony Other Marriages Funeral of c. J. Van Name.
 William H. Ford and Miss Ida L. Rief, who were married at S5 Asylum street Tues day evening, will, upon their return from 8 wedding trip of three weeks, reside in East Haven.
 The funeral of the late Cornelius J. Van Name was attended at the residence, 97 East Pearl street, yesterday afternoon. There was large attendance of relatives and sympathizing friends. The Rev. J. Lee Mitchell of the Grand avenue Congre- gational church officiated. There were some very handsome floral offerings, in- cluding 8 standing anchor from MT. King, the business partner of the deceased. A delegation of twenty from the New Haven commandery of Knights Templars, of which the deceased was member, at tended, six of whom were bearers.
 The phonograph exhibition to be given at the Grand avenue Congregational church this evening will include selections from Cappa's Seventh Regiment band, banjo
 
 tations, etc. Admission 25 cents Chil- dren under twelve years 15 cents.
 A very pretty wedding took place last evening at 6:30 o'clock at the home of the parents of the groom, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bishop, 95 Grand avenue. The contract ing parties were Albert F. Bishop, an ar tist for the Scientific American, and Miss Mary F. Penny of Towners, N. Y. The bride, who is an orphan, has resided in MT. Bishops family for the past year. The Rev. Dr. Bnrdett Hart, pastor emer- itus of the Grand avenue Congregational church, performed the ceremony. It was a very pretty ceremony Two rings were used in the service The bride wore a robe of white crepe du chine with long train and the usual brida! veil. She car ried boquet of white roses. The maid of honor, Miss Minnie Taylor of New York city, cousin of the bride, was. attired in pink silk. The ushers were. Fred Todd and Edward Thompson. After the cere- mony reception was held. It was @ very pleasant affair and included fine spread, music, etc. MT. and Mrs. Bishop were the recipients of many handsome gifts, includ ings, elegant after-dinner coffee set, table linen, etc. After the reception Mir. and Mrs. Bishop left for New York on the Gilt Edge express at 9:05 and this morning they will leave for California. Mir. Bishop has two months leave of absence with salary. He is young artist of great merit and has been with the Scientific American for eleven years. MT. Bishops employers were not informed of his mar riage, but last evening announcement cards artistically designed by himself were for warded to them. One hundred guests were invited to the wedding, including Rev.and Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell, MT. and Mrs. Hokirk, MT. and Mrs. G. W. Sanford, MT. and Mrs. William Veiteh of this city, William Penny l of Boston, brother of the bride, and the 1 Misses Penny and Miss Smith, cousins of ] the bride, of Towners, N. Y. The five brothers and two sisters of MT. and Mrs. l Samuel Bishop were also present.
 Fred A. Lane and Miss Hattie F.Downs, who were married on Tuesday, will reside l on Atwater street. l
 Miss May W. Granniss of 109 Forbes | avenue has become Mrs. Andrew P. Allen. Owing to the great increase of leprosy in the | khanate of Bokhara and especially in the town of Bokhara, which is the hotbed of leprosy in l Asia the eDir has decided to H0narafA Il