Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-24
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Home From Their Bridal TOur-SO.
ciable on East Pearl Street.-The Late
Mrs. Eliza Ives-A Party In Fair Ha-
ven East-Pleasant Birthday Party
His Canadian Tour.
Councilman Conrad Helm has a new ar
rival at his house little daughter.
Rev. William Roberts and wife, who
have returned from their bridal tour, will
reside on Townsend avenue.
A sociable was given by Miss Florence
L. Bodwell at her home, 1903 East Pearl
street, Thursday evening. The evening
was spent in dancing, games and other
diversions. There were vocal solos by Miss
Maria Kearney. The party included
Charles Griswold, Fred Damn, William
Borst, Herbert Stanley, Charles 81. Amer
man, and Miss Belle Burnham, Miss Fannie
Borst, Miss Maria Kearney and Miss Estelle
Amerman.
Sunday evening Rev. J. Lee Mitchell at
the Grand avenue Congregational church
will preach the third in the series of SER
mons on "The Journey of Life" The sub
ject: 'The Accident"
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Ives of Howe
street will be attended this afternoon from
the residence of her sister by Rev. J. Lea
Mitchell. She was sister Of Mrs. Henry
R. Barnes of 118 Grand avenue.
Edward s. Fowler, a retired conductor
of the Shore Line road, and formerly of
Fair Haven East, who has been here on q
visit, returns to his home in gainesville
to day.
A party was given by Miss Jennie Plumb
at her home on North Quinnipiac street
Thursday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Emma Greene of Chicago. Among
those present were: Henry Ellenberger,
Harry K. Rowe, Charles B. Rowe, Arthur
H., Clifford B. and James W. Hemingway,
Henry J. Hulse and Miss Addie Strong,
| Miss Emma Mcdonald, Miss Agnes Smith,
Mabel Blackman and Miss Ada Lineley
Robert Macarthur has returned from 8
two weeks trip to Canada.
Councilman Conrad Helm at his las
shoot with the Independent Rifle club
scored 81, as did four others, and his priz'
was handsome rug. Henry Splitter
scored 50 and secured first prize, a hand
some medal.
The closed horse cars were in use yes
terday on account of the rain, but tits ex-
pected that the open cars will be used to
day and they will still be popular unit
pretty frosty weather.
On Thursday evening about fifty friend
of Willard g. Waters Of Pierpont stree
gathered at his home to celebrate his nine
teerth birthday anniversary. The affai
was surprise and the evening was passs
very eDjoyably with games and music
Miss Lillian Sanford. Miss Blynn, Mis-
Carrie Holmes, Miss Lucy Edmondson an
Fred Russell rendered number of voci
solos and Miss Anderson gave some pleas
ing instrumental pieces. During the ever
ing Gilbert Billings in behalf of tn
friends assembled, presented Mr.. Water
with handsome gold ring. A fine sprea
added not little to the eve,
ing's pleasure. Those present wer'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Waters, Willard {
Waters. Howard Waters, Gilbert Billing
Harry Santry, Clarence Kilbourn, Charlie
Hendrickson, NJ J. Barnes, Frank Ronald
Fred Russell, Joseph Salisbury, Fran
Kanahan, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. John Girl
leigh, Mrs. Edmondson and the Miss
Haskell, Lillian Sanford, Carr
Holmes, Anderson, Blynn, Lucy Edmon
son, Florence Palmer, Rita Palmer, HIATT
Baldwin, T. Peters, Annie Dumond, Don
van, Florence Santry, Daisy Dnell, Lii
Hendrickson, Ada Corwin, Cora Morga
Hattie Converse, Ida Waters, Lulu Man
field, Minnie Huntley and Laura Barbric