The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Otnor People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-

Robert Meachen of Forbes avenue
 left yesterday for his annual trip to ] Georgetown, s. G., where he expects to remain about seven weeks. As game is plentiful in that section, and MT.
 Meachen. is an expert with the gun, his
 friends can expect good reports in the hunting line.
 l The members of Excelsior chapter,
 O. E. S., No. 3, are arranging a fine 1 musical and literary programme to be
 given in Elks hall in the Insurance 1 building on Friday evening of this
 week The programme will be followed
 by a dance. The entertainment is to be
 given under the auspices of the above
 chapter for the benefit of the Masonic
 home in Wallngford.
 Miss Jean Beckwith, who has been 1 spending several weeks in Boston and
 vicinity, has returned to her home in Smith street, West Haven. The Rev. Dr. William Alfred Gay, 1 pastor of the Terryville Congrega tional church, has rendered his resignation stating that it is for personal reasons His future plans are not determined, Miss Edna Business, who spent her vacation in Clinton, is now at her home on Center street, West Haven. Miss Nellie T. Scranton, one of the most popular teachers of Wooster school, has returned from four days Thanksgiving visit to relatives and friends in Vermont
 Robert F, Mitchells of 244 Whalley avenue is ill with typhoid fever. His many friends will be pleased to know that his condition at present is com fortable
 Arthur Ducharme, the popular West
 Haven barber of Campbell avenue, is
 receiving the congra tulations of his
 many patrons over the arrival Sunday
 of little daughter in his home. Mrs.
 Ducharme and the little one are doing
 nicely.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Spencer of West
 Haven, with their children, Hope and
 Orville has returned from a two weeks
 trip spent in Fall River, Medway and
 several other Massachusetts towns, and
 are at their home on Washington ave-
 nue.
 MT. and Mrs F. R. Mayer, who were
 recently married in Hartford, have re- turned from their wedding tour. They are now residing with Mir Mayors par ents at IA Wooster street. but will soon occupy a cozy home at Arch street.
 Miss Rosaline Brown of Center street, West Haven, has returned from her vacation spent with her grandmother, Mrs. Brown, in New York.
 Fire Marshal Gladwin returned to du- ty yesterday morning after few days spent at the bedside of his mother, who has just recovered from a critical ill., ness.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Crawford of Elm street, West Haven, have been enter taining MT and Mrs Coe of Meriden.
 The sixth anniversary of Connecticut lodge, 1S9, o. E. A., was held Sunday night at the house of Vigdor Kusnitsky Grand avenue. Meyer Rubin, deputy of of the order, acted as toastmaster. It was also the third year of existence of the Chevva Chadusha I. F. The committee on the burial of deceased members of the lodge, speeches were made by N. Kutin, president of the lodge; J. A. Jacobson, Secretary Hell fand, treasurer and ex-president, Ise- koff Kusnitsky, Lachman and Sepotin, | and also by Woolf Levy the founder of the order in this city. who represented the Hebrew Kandar. There were pres ent several sisters of the lodge. Mrs. Lachman spoke, also Mrs Isekoff. The | lodge has membership of 1855 males | and 1855 females. The order pays an en- dowment of $500 on the demise of a | They meet every second and | fourth Sunday at Odd Fellows hall
 A very pretty home wedding took | place Sunday noon when Miss Sophia | Fanny Kern, daughter of Mrs. Fanny | Kern, was united in marriage to Hugo | son of $. Markendorff of | New York city. The ceremony was per- former by Rabbi Levy, pastor of the | Orange street temple, at the residence | of the brides mother, B Lyon street. Mrs. Louis M. Kern, a sister of the bridegroom, acted as maid of honor and Louis M. Kern officiated as best | man. The bride was handsomely gown ed in white point d'esprit over white ] taffeta and she wore the usual white | auet of white bridal roses and liles-of- The bridesmaid was gown ed in black because of the recent death 1l Iltl lIlOlHGI. AIltI tIlc CeItIluHy lue party adjourned to the dining room where a wedding breakfast was served, after which MT. and Mrs. Markendorff started on an extended trip to the south. Upon their return they will make their future residence in New York city the home of MT. Marken- lorff. Miss Kern is well known about his city among the young people. MT. Markendorff is a travelling salesman Or the Aurora Art company of New York. The house was very prettiy decorated with palms, ferns and cut lowers and in the center of the room vas large arch ot palms and smilax lnder which the matrimonial knot was jed.
 Andrew J. Kennedy, former chief of he fire department, who has been ser ously i'll at his home in Bradley street with an affection of the heart, has re- covered sufficiently to be about the louse, and there is no further need of apprehension on the part of his many friends. His rugged constitution and have aided the physi- 1, ,i, To fa,t ,n,i% 1 .