The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST OyCERNING
 NAH HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City l Local Social Events Here and EIse- l where.
 This afternoon Miss Rosa Weiss,
 daughter of Mrs Henrietta Weiss of 91
 Lafayette street, will be united in mar
 r1age to Meyer Werzburg, proprietor Of
 the New Haven Charcoal company,
 son of MT. and Mrs. Abraham Werz-
 burg of 194 Cedar street. The ceremony
 will be at the home of the brides par
 ents and will be performed by the
 Rev. Dr. Levy, who is personal friend
 of both parties. The bride will be hand
 somely gowned in white lansdoWn { trimmed with white chiffon and duchess
 lace, and in her hands she will carry
 white prayer book. The bridesmaid.
 Miss Helen Weiss, sister of the bride.
 will be gowned in mode panne satin ! trimed with light blue panne velvet and Cluny lace. She will carry large loose I bunch of white bridal roses. Isadore | Werzburg, brother of the groom will | officiate as best man. Both of the young couple are well known in this city and highly respected and honored
 by their numerous acquaintances. Af-
 ter the ceremony the happy couple will hold reception at the home of the
 bride on Lafayette street, at which delicious lunch will be served to all
 present. After the reception MT. and Mrs. Werzburg will leave on an eX- tended wedding tour. They will stop at Washington, Baltimore and Philadel-
 phia, where they have friends. On
 their return they will reside at No. 99
 Howe street, where they will be at
 home to friends. The house will be very prettily decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers. large vases of white and yellow chrysanthemums will
 be in evidence in all the rooms of the
 house. Many beautiful and costly
 gifts have been presented to the cou-
 pie. among which is furniture, cut
 glass, china. silver, gold and linen.
 Most Rev. Alexander A. Mccarthy,
 archbishop of Portland, Ore, is spend-
 ing a few days in this city with Rev.
 Father McKeon, pastor of the Sacred Heart church. Archbishop Mccarthy was a classmate of Father McKeon's at the Grand seminary in Montreal, Can.
 The wedding of James H. Taylor and Miss May J. Pinckney took place last evening at the residence of the bride at No. 107 1-2 Day street. Rev. MT. Wat rous of the Foote street Methodist Episcopal church was the officiating clergyman. Miss Ethel F. Davis, a niece of the bride, was the flower girl cl,o af ol1 themums. The bride was gowned in white figured silk trimmed with Irish point lace with bridal veil decorated with orange blossoms. The flower girl was dressed in pink dimity with white silk trimmings. The wedding march was played by Miss Helen Asher a cousin of the bride. The rooms were decked with palms and chrysanthe- nuns. The bride and groom will re- side after their homecoming at No. 115 Day street. There were 150 invitations issued and the guests came from this city and also from Hartford and from Washington, D. c. The many friends of the bride and groom have given them many valuable and appropriate presents and the best wishes of their friends were tendered for the happiness and prosperity of MT. and Mrs. Taylor. MT. Taylor is the second waiter at the New Haven house and is we'll known by many in this city.
 Hon. F. A. Betts of this city, one of the members of the national comms- sion for the St. Louis exposition, has just returned from St. Louis, where a meeting of the national commission was held. The St. Louis exposition of- fcials have started work at St. Louis, getting the grounds in readiness. Next month committee of the national i commission and the Purchase Exposi- | ton company are to make a visit to | the New England states. This commit l tee consists of Governor D. R. Fran cis, who is the president of the com mission, D. M. Hauser, chairman of the | legislative committee, and F. A. Betts ! The exposition officials will hold ses- sions in Boston on December 10 and H. | and will there have conferences with | from the New England | states, and discuss plans of the various states for exhibitions at the exposition. It is probable that the plan that was adopted for the anAmerican expos- liOll py tHC 4NOW Ell iuht olntCo VIII bC for the St. Louis exposition, the states cooperating and erecting one building. The board of lady man. agers will have meeting at the Hotel New York city, on Decem- Der 5.
 Miss Emma Burkhard of No. 56 Law renee street. who has been confined to her home some time with sickness, is put and about again. Her many friends are rejoicing over her recovery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, with Miss Adelaide Wallace of Main street, West Haven will spend few days in Mystic, Conn.,. with MT and Mrs. Jo- 5eph Smith and family.
 Charles Madeira of the G. I. Mix &s Co.,, Yalesville, will leave December g For a business trip to California, going put via Denver and Salt Lake City. MT. Madeira will spend the holidays with relatives in San Francisco, returning via Portland, Seattle and over the Northern Pacific.
 Mrs. Ford of Milford will entertain Ter sisters family, MT. and Mrs. James Peck, MT. and Mrs. F. Stark Thomas md daughter Lois of West Haven to- lay.
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