Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
HAIR HAVEN NKWs.

rAIR HAVEN NEWS. A New Church Quarset-sunaay ssrv. ices In the Churches-The Ladies' Auxiliary-MeesinE of District Stew.
 ards-Kntertainment for she Boys'
 Brigade.
 John o. Rowland has taken the first de- gree in Templar Masonry.
 Judge Deming addressed lodge of NE. o. P. In New London at the last lodge meeting.
 The new quartet choir of Grace church began their services yesterday. It consists of Miss Jenuings, soprano; Miss Platt, alto, John Graft. tenor, and H. H. Nettleton. basso. A. s. Bristol is the organist.
 Nr. and Mrs. George 8. Adams, who were married lest week and are now away on their bridal tour, will be "at homo" at IA Exchange street after May 10.
 At the communion service held at the Grand avenue Baptist church yesterday morning Ave persons were added to the membership. In the evening Dr. Ssgs preached on "Paul's Adviee to Those Who are Out of Work"
 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell preached at the Grand avenue Congregational church yes terday morning on Education and Com pletion."
 The meeting last evening at the Second church was under the charge of the Con- gregationsl brotherhood, and Rev. D. N. James gave an address on "The Institu- tionAl Church."
 Ashley Willis conducted c Sunshine service" at the Y. N. O. A. rooms yester- day morning.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. Y. 0. A. have been of great assistance te the associ. ation financially. The members agreed to raise $50 for the association's treasury, and not only has that bsen done, but the pro- cseds of the recent entertainment, amount ing to $90 15, has also been turned over to the association.
 Tomorrow evening, after the regular session of Columbia castle, K. G. E., an oyster supper will be served. Members of William s. Rowe and Arthur Skinner will participate in the parade of the grand castle of Pennsylvania, K. G. E at Easton to morrow, and will remain over the con- vention, which closes on Thursday. On Wednesday the meeting of the dis. trict stewards will bs held at the East Pearl street N. E. church at 10 Q. m., and in the evening Horace Benton of Plttsburg and H. Samson of Cleveland will give addresses. In the evening mass meeting will be held and Rev. Dr. George P. Mains of Brooklyn will speak on "City Evsngeliz ation." Members of Hiram Camp division went over to the Seamen's bethel last evening and conducted the meeting. Mrs. Jane Bennett of Georgsto VII is vis- iting friends here.
 \ A. L Noble of Yale addressed the W. O. T. U. meeting yesterday aftefnoon. The East Haven stage line has com- mencsd running to Short Beach. Owen Bennett Is the driver.
 Under the auspices of the Boys bri gsde, an entertainment will be given IT | the Grand avenue Baptist church or Thursday evening ct o'clock. The chie, | part of the program will consist of { representation of "A Japanese Wedding, in which the following will take part Bride, Grace Underwood; bridegroom Harry Cooke; groom's father, Gsorg, Lovelsnd; groom's mother, Alice Johnson father of the bride, Wilbur Welsh; mothe of the bride. Jessie Jacobs; the go-bstwsen
 Grace Huntley; bridesmaids, Florenc' Siebers, Jennie Peet, Lena Smith, Alsttr,
 Mrs. 0. O. French will give the introduo tory explanation. There will also be goo, instrumental and vocal music. After tn
 entertainment cake and cream will be sold
 Admission fifteen cents.
 Mention has been omitted of the excel lent manner in which Arbor day was cele
 brated by the class of '94, Woolssy school
 A class ivy was planted with sppropriat
 exercises on the school grounds. Thos
 taking part were Misses Barbour, Sperr.
 and Batee, and Master Buckingham. Mis-
 Barton and Master, Buckingham read poem on ''The Glass Ivy" There was als
 singing by the class. The ivy was plsnte'
 by Master Ray Foote.
 A. N. Tuttle of the Electric Construction
 and Supply company of New York, is vis
 iting at his home on Exchange street..
 MT. and Mrs. Rollin O. Smith will cele
 brate their fiftieth anniversary of thei marriage on Wednesday, the 9th, at thei
 residence, No. 40 Perkins street, and in
 vite all their friends to call from 3 to
 o'clock.