Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Polar Star Lodge BalI-shny Was
Knocked Out - NIinisters Enter
tanned at the NJ. e. Church-He
Addresses the Workmen-Miss Mall
lory's Party-Drana by the Young
Peoples Guild-Accident to George
LinsIey.
Polar Star lodge, I. o. o. F., gave a
very successful ball in Central hail last
evening. The hall was prettily decorated
by George 81. Dill. Over the stage were
the words "Weloome to Our Annual"
Several members of Quinnipisc and Mon
towese lodges were present as guests.
Music was furnished by the Second Rsgi-
ment orchestra and Professor Dunn
prompted. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Seeley
led the grand march and others were Mr..
and Mrs. George 81. Dill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kay,
Mr.. and Mrs John Morse, Mr.. aud Mrs.
J. T. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs George Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene II. Rowe, Captain
and Mrs. Joseph Bo~ditch, Daniel H.
Granniss and lady, D. Burton Brown and
lady, G. g. Wilson and lady and Edgar
johnson and lady.
Michael Connora, who had been drink
ing, called OH James Shay in Hemingway =
long building Wednesday evening and the
two got into a row, In which Shay came
off second best. Connors was fined $s
yesterday and went to Jail.
The monthly meeting of the Methodist
pastors of the city was held with Rev. J.
H. Hand at the parsonage on East Pearl
afS 4.
meeting the ministers and their wives
We're entertained at supper in the church
parlors by the Ladies' Aid society of the
East Pearl street M E church. The Fail
Haven pastors and their wives and Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. E, Murphy were also present The
affair waa arranged principally 30 that all
might become acquainted with Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy.
After the Murphy meeting at the Second
Congregational church last evening Mr.
Murphy called around by invitation at the
meeting of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w.
and after being introduced to the members
he ms1e one of his characteristic address
ca. He was accompanied by Rev. D. NJ
James who also spoke briefly. The Work
men gave both q hearty welcome.
Next Thursday evening the members OF
tbs Young Peoples guild Of Grace church
Wall Stfo u oIAmh ht Inc nome OF hlb
Grace Bishop, 205 Blatchley avenue. A
rehearsal was held last evening at the hom,
of Frank Edgar.
Miss Jennie Sheehsn Of Blatchley avenu
avenue is convalescing after an illness o
three weeks.
George L.nsley, the well-known oyster
man in the annex, slipped and fell on tn
ice Wednesday and fractured two ribs. H
was unconscious when picked up, bu
soon recovered his senses. He was dom,
well yesterday.
A surprise party was given John Aahre
/ st 1863 North Front street Wednesday even
ing. Games were participated in and
collation. served. Among those who al
| tended were the following: Mrs. Henri
| Mabrey, Mrs. A. K. Brown, the Misse
| Ella Coles, Lucy Brown, Cora Palmer, Jen
ME Duffy, Elsie Hubbard, Daisy Hu
baud, Eta Fairchild, Lottie Rice, Ev
| White, Lille Frody, Eva Whaler
Teresa Whalen, Annie Hudson, Waite
Mabrey, Edward Farr, George Trapr
Walter Barnes, Nelson Garter, Stephe
Tibballs. Burton Daniels, Walter BIgeioa
Eugeno Perry, William Painter, Wilbu
| WEIGH, William Daniels, Frank Davis, Il
| wing Penfeld and Arthur Cole.
| Miss Jennie iallory gave a party to
! number OF her friends at her home, corne
OF Prospect and HiIl streets, Wednesda
evening. Mics SUSIE Post assisted In 7,
ceiving, Music for dancing was furnishe
by George Robinson. A fine supper We
served, and the affair Was much enjoye
by all who attended Among the gues
were Mics Moss Rose, Miss Berth
Ives, Miss Agnes Smith, Miss Nam
Smith, Miss Mabel Black, Miss Emm
Mcdonald, Miss Myrs Tuttle, Miss Jone
Mics Potter and Henry EIlenberger, Erne
Chapman, John Lsneraft, Henry Hulo
Charles Parmelee. James Hemingway, E,
ward Fsrren, John and Louis Tracey, Ere
Brown and Charles Rowe.
| Mics Irene Wilson, employed at job
Parker's bakery, has returned after sho
vacation.