Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-15
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
rhe Mack-HemingwaY Wedding -
Yule Tide Festival at the M. e.
Church-Institutfon of the Column Ia
Castle Golden Eagle - The Omcers
Installed - Successful Ball of the |
ssHooks -
The marriage of Miss Lillian L., daugh |
ter of Patrolman and Mrs. Charles N.
Mack of the Annex, and Clinton G.. Hem
Ingway of North Haven took place last
evening at O'Clock at the BRIDES home on
East Grand avenue, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell
officiating. Miss Hattie Lord of this city
was bridesmaid and Robert Hemingway
was best man. The bride was dressed in
low neck, and carried a bouquet of tea
roses. Miss Lords gown was of the same
material as the brides, with trimmings of
swansdown. The wedding march was
played by Miss Rena Furniss of Meriden.
About 100 guests were invited. The cere-
mony was followed by reception. There
were large number of gifts, including
silver service, set of china, oaken writing
desk, pictures, table linen, blankets, brio
a-brac, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Hemingway
left last night ON a wedding tour, which
will include Washington, D. O. Mr.. Hem
ingway, who is of the firm of L. R. Hem
ingway & Co., has just finished a new
house on Middletown avenue, where he
and his bride will reside.
The guests included the following: Mr..
aud Mrs. Merwin Hemingway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar A. Hemingway, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Hemingway, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
q. Hemingway, Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.
way and family, Walter d. Hemingway
of North Haven, Miss Louise Morse,
Mrs. G. P. Maynard, Springfield; Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Mack, F. w. Mack of Windsor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Goodwin of East Hartford, Mrs. L. W.
Rowley of Bloomfield, Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Morse of Cheshire, Miss Clara Win
chell of Vermont, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Cspin
of Bloomfield, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Murray, Miss Eva Murray, Walter Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas, Harry
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah H. Granniss,
Mallory, Miss Nellie Wedmore, Miss Grace
Hunt, Miss Louise Thompson, Miss Lille
Tate, Miss Tillie Bostwick, Miss Susie
Bostwick, Miss Allie Rose, - Mise
Bessie Sherman, Miss Hattie Belden,
Miss May Damn Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Prentice, Miss Lillian Damn, Charles Belden
| D. Burton Brown, Augustus Ruugee, Miss
Edith jefferson, Robert Hemingway, Fred
Damn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Floyd, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Morse, J. Cliff
| ford Foote and Edward Smith of this
city.
| The institution of Columbia Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle, was attended
by about seventy-five charter members and
some fifty members of other castles. The
chant and W. S. Csmpton, they receiving
for the members present. The first degree
was worked by officers of Rock caetle, SEQ
ond degree by Grand castle and third de
gree by Crusaders castle. The officers
elected and installed are as follows: Pas
chief, R. B. Farren; noble chief, F. d
Grant, vice chief, W. S. Campton; high
priest, James P. B. Ricketts,; venerabl,
hermit, q. W. Coe; chief of exchequer
John G.. Hurd; keeper of exchequer, Franl
Crawford; cir herald, D. E. Merchant
worthy bard, J. D. Vanderbilt; worth.
chamberlain, L. B. Linsley; ensign, Arthu
| L. Do1ACs3 Cs4ulIC, II. "a. huu1I6toI, LIE
guardsman, Frank Henderson, and. SECOND
guardaman, Fred J. Morton.
The Yuls Tide festival, given by tn
ladies of the East Pearl street Methods
church, opened yesterday afternoon in tn
large Sunday school room, which LOOKED
beautiful with the prettily decorate,
booths and well-appointed decorations. Il
the early evening fine turkey supper wa
served, followed by the sale of fancy ant
useful articles.
Those who have not attended shoul
take the opportunity to do go this after
noon and evening.
The seventh annual concert and ball o
the ]. J. Dayton Hook and Ladder CON
a large number attending. The gran
Foreman N. E Fowler and wife, followe
by about seventy-fve couples. Dancin
was kept up until the early morning hours
Doolittle's orchestra furnished music 70
the concert and for dancing. During tn
evening the out-of-town fremen and thei
ladies partook of banquet. Among th
guests were: Chief J. J. Kennedy of thi
city, and State Comptroller Staub, ez
president of the State Firemen's associ
alton. The committees: Arrangements
NJ. E. Fowler, G. g. Wilson, J. G. Cramf
| ". DuItOu DTo"u, IuTdIu hyau, y.
Dayton. Floor committee, G. G. Wilson
Frank Dorman, Fred F. Sweetland, J. e
Denton, Walter Chaffes. George Cripps,
@. Cramp. Reception, Frank Ryan, Harr
Thomas, j. J. English, Charles Merrill
and Burton Bradley.
Hemingway & Rowe have completed
. new building to be used as a blaoksmit
shop and are now building private sewe
to tidewater at the rear of their buildin
} on Grand avenue in the annex.
The grand ball of the Dayton Hook an
Ladder company of Fair Haven was bel
at Osborn hall last evening and was yer
largely attended. Nicholas Staub, comp
troller of the state, led the grand marcel
with Miss J. B. Moran. About 100 couple
followed them, and there were about thirt
couples who could not get into line. Dul
ing the intermission supper was served (
at the engine house.
The Eighth Ward Recount.
/ In consequence of crowded docket
the superior court to-day the hearing O
the Eighth ward recount, which was I
have been held, has gone over to Saturda,
when 1t will come up at 10 O'Clock.
Wedding In BranfOrd.
Miss Nav PAGE DAUGHTER of the Re,