The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Wedding of Judson D, Terrell to Miss Minnie H. Crawford Uncalled for Letters
 at Station A.

one of the prcttest weddings which has been celebrated in Fair Haven in many month took place last even l ing at o'clock when Miss Minnie Hemingway Crawford became the bride of Judson Duncan Terrell The | bride Is n daughter of Mir, and Mrs, Ernest Fl, Crawford of 65 East Pearl street and the groom Is a son of Mrs, A. K. Jones of Whalley avenue, MT. Terrell is assistant receiving teller at the Yale National bank The bride | is a graduate of strong and of Board man schools and prominent in the | Pilgrim church. Both of the con- | tractlng parties are well known young people and have host of friends.
 The large church to which 260 guests were bddcn, was handsomely ! decorated in white and green, The bride looked very pretty in a gown of white satin mesaline, tullc vcil and rich rose point trimmings, She carried bouquet of bride roses and | lily of the valley, The brides maid ! of honor was her cousin, Miss Mabel ] Hemingway of Norfolk, Na., and her i gown was pink directoire satin and she carried pink roses, There were two bridesmaids, Miss Jessie Davis, cousin of the bride and Miss Jean l McArthur, a cousin of the groom, and they wore gowns of apricot satin di- ] rectoire and carried arm bouquets of white chrysanthcmums. The ushers were Louis Davis, q cousin of the bride; Herbert Barnes ir Percy Jones, cousin of the groom, and Warren Crawford, a cousin of the bride.
 The ushers preceded the bride down the aisle at the church then came the bridesmaids followed by the maid of honor The wedding party was met at the church altar by the best man, Arthur Terrell. brother of the groom, and the officiating clergyman, Rev Robert r. Brown, the pastor of the church. A selected program was rendered on the organ preceding and during the ceremony by II K. 1 Beach.
 The only ornament worn by tho bride was a pearl pin gift of the groom The brides gift 10 the maid ot honor and bridesmaids were cres- cent gold pins with tiny stones, and the gift of the groom to his best man and ushers were stick pins.
 Immediately following the marriage ceremony, reception was held al tho home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. Crawford in East Pear street to which leo relatives and friends were Invited An orchestra rendered selections during tho even. ing The house was beautifully dee oratcd with a wealth of chrysanthc nuns smilax and palms and all th, rooms looked very attractive. Tn, catering was by Stewart and the dec oratlons by Morse.
 After the ceremony Mir and Mrs Terrell left on a wedding trip. in th south which Will include Old Pou | Comfort Returning home they vii Il live during the winter at tho hom l of the brides parents in East Pear II street and will go to housckccping il II the spring. 4 great many friends vii U heartily congratulate the couple up : on their marriage
 = The bride received over l25 hcauti
 ful gifts. From her father she re
 celved stock in the Southern Ne,
 England Telephone Co. and the Ne, : Haven Gas Light Co. for Sl.O00, an
 from her grandfather, William [
 Hemingway, another sl,o0O worth [
 gill edge securities Tho Sigm
 Phi. a girls club 10 which she he
 longed. gave q handsome cut gay
 dish. A Haviland dinner set was tn
 gift of II, W. Crawford. prandfatht
 nf the bride A handsome set (
 tumbcrs and pitcher was the gift (
 F., H Barnes, The cousin of the brld,
 Warren Crawford, gave n silver brca
 tray
 l. Among few of the other gf'
 which might be mentioned are th .r following: Dozen silver forks an A spoons R. C. Davis, cut glass disl
 Mir. and Mrs C, E. Bray; carving SC I Willett A. Kellogg. cake set of gol b and white, Quinnpiac Canoe clul
 chocolate set. Robert Macarthur
 handsome picture, Mir. and Mrs. Rol
 ert Grlswold, Hartford. dozen sllv, ii spoons, John Y Manson, silver sc Il vice, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hen
 ingway Norfolk. Na, handson
 clock, W. A. Hemingway, dozen Hay
 land plates, Miss Addle Strong; haul
 some vase, Mrs George NJ, Baldwin
 rankin, Miss Jessie Davis, cut gla,
 relish dish, Mir. and Mrs. W.
 Granniss; handsome picture, Mrs. Mj
 rie Augur; handsome sofa pillow, Mir
 George Barnes, handsome dnir
 room furniture, Mrs Jones, moth,
 of the groom. There were fourtcc
 beautiful pictures and engravngs ar - ahmndanrn of allNer mnrn- cmt plae