The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFwTERESTOONCE
 EEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known in rhis oIsy
 -Intersstiug Social Events Here and

Elsewhere.
 A very pretty wedding. last evening was that of Miss Vera Farr and Law renee P. Smith, of the Consolidated road, at the residence of the brides pa- rents. MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Farr, on State street, corner of Edwards street. The house was very handsomely trim med with flowers and plants. Rev. Mir. Timm performed the marriage ceremo- ny. Miss Christina Maiden, of Bridge port. was bridesmaid and James Maher, of Portsea street, was best man. The bride was charmingly attired in white nuns yelling and the bridesmaid in pink nuns yelling. A delightful recep- ton followed. attended by many rela- tives and friends, and fine wedding feast was served. The happy couple left later on on wedding trip and will be at home October 1 at their new home on Second street, City Point.
 Jacob NepeI, of New York city, for many years a well-known and prosper ous jeweler on Church street, this city, and afterward for years in business on I A0td tC olAOOIp l1NsIl StldENA SlAGGls WdS town yesterday on a flying visit Among other personal friends to whom he paid his respects was Mayor Stud ley. MT. Nepel is in the jewelry busi- ness in New York city. as he has been for eighteen years, or since leaving New Haven. His many friends were glad to greet him. He returns to New York to-day.
 Mrs. A. J. Gammack and children, of West Haven, who have been spending the summer at their cottage at Bantam Lake, returned to their home yesterday after pleasant stay.
 Mrs. Charles B. Woodcock and Mas ter Stanhope Woodcock, of Detroit, are at St. James, rectory, Winsted Rev. Mir. Woodcock, now rector of St Johns. Detroit, is well remembered former New Haven rector. His present parish is the largest in the American church west of Philadelphia.
 Miss Matte Caldwell, of Union ave- nue, West Haven, who has been spend- ing three months at Bantam Lake, has returned home.
 Preparations are being made for the meeting of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution at their new state home, the Ellsworth house, Wind- sor, on October 8. The committee in charge of the music, composed of Mrs. S. $. Thompson, of New Haven, Mrs Elmer Beardsley, of Bridgeport, and Mrs L, K. Curtis, of Burlington, is ar ranging to have all the D. A. R. gless clubs in the state represented in a large chorus.
 Mrs. William McNicholl and Ray mond McNicholl. of West Haven, are visiting with friends. They came from Brooklyn to, attend the wedding of Miss Small and the reception last evening at their home in Woodbridge. A large number from West Haven attended the reception
 Alexander o. Fasser, of New Haven, who has been clerling at w. l.. Lloyd's drug store in Naugatuck while Mir. Lloyd was away on his vacation, has returned home. He will resume his studies at the Yale Medical school next week.
 MT. and Mrs. J.SJ. shanley. of Mill ford, have returned from their southern trip.
 MT. Terrell, clerk at Prince & White 5 iy's. is enjoying a vacation at Block Island.
 The Derby Liederkranz society will give a dance and social at Liederkranz hall there October 1. The society has greatly improved during the past year under the instruction of Professor Pet CTS, of this city.
 Miss Mary Treat, of Oxford, has again resumed her duties as teacher in < II. 1,.7 oI where she has taught for a number of seasons.
 The first dance of the Asbury assem- bly, will be given at Lenox hall Friday evening, October g.
 The opening reception of Mrs. J. H. Dunn's Tuesday evening assemblies was given at Republican hall Tuesday evening.
 Mrs Louisa Williams of Oxford, who has been sick and under the doctors s care all summer, was on Tuesday taken to the hospital in New Haven for treat ment.
 Announcement is made of the engage rnent of Miss Mary Lee, of Olive street, and Lawrence McGrail, of Branford. Miss Lee has held a prominent position in the office of the Sargent company for several years and has made and retain ed a host of friends. MT. McGrail is a well-known and popular proprietor of a large livery stable in Branford. The marriage will take place at St. Patrick s church Wednesday, October IA. Their future home will be on Laurel street, Branford.
 Wilbur filling, of the filling Rubber company, Norwich, visited last week with his parents, MT. and Mrs, B. J. Alling, in Oxford
 F. Dewsberry, the popular floorwalk- CT in the basement department of Men, del & Freedman for the past few years, has resigned to accept a excellent po- sition with the Gamble Desmond com pany. k.
 William Coughlan, of this city. who has been with the firm of J. H. Morton & Co, of Branford, for the past two wears, has accepted a position with R. M. Sheridan, the Grand avenue drug gist, and will enter on his new duties October i
 Mrs. Fife Sargent, of Hartford, and Mrs. Minott Smith, of Derby, were call ing on few friends in Oxford last Thursday. %
 Judge W. T. Elmer and family oi Middletown are spending few days at she Sheldon house, Pine Orchard.
 Miss Mary Vail Hendee is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. M. G. Vail, at the
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