The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-05
FAIR HAVEN.

"The Festival of the Holidays" will close at Central hall this evening. The attendance last evening was very sat isfactory and all who attended speak in high terms of the entertainment, The different booths representing holidays are especially attractive. The design ing was by Charles Manwaring, who displayed much skill in the same. A fine supper is served every day. The program for this evening is as fol- lows;
 Aeolian Selection.
 Bass Solo-Frank Edgar Es Aeolian.
 a-Serenade.. ..... ,... .....,W, R, Saul b-Maiden With the Lips so Rosy.
 ...... ........,,.....,,,.J. Gall Double Quartet Choir of the Church. Aeolian.
 Bass Solo-Franl1 Edgar. PART II.
 Aeolian Solo.
 Bridal Scene Aeolian Solo. Looking Backward Drill.
 The last entertainment in the People s course will be. given at the Grand ave- nue Congregational church this even- in, when the picture play, Miss Jerry, !" will be presented.
 A surprise visit was paid MT. and Mrs. James B. Moran of 313 Grand ave- nue by party of their friends last evening in celebration of their marriage anniversary. A fine supper was served and during the evening the couple were presented with a Dresden clock. Man dolin and guitar music was furnished by H. Vanderbilt and Wilbur R. Dayis. The funeral of Rev. Dr. Yibbert will be held from St. James church this af- | ternoon at 2:3O Word was received yesterday that Bishop Williams, who is 1 in feeble health, will not be present, but many clergymen of the diocese will 1 attend. The remains will be removed to the church early in the afternoon, where opportunity will be given to all who wish to look upon the face of the | departed. The remains will lie in state I from 1:30 to 2:30.
 Mrs. Joseph Cook, daughter of Dea- con Willis Hemingway, is in Japan, where her husband is featuring. | MT. and Mrs. Rodney Bradley of Hill street were surprised on Tuesday even- 1 ing by a few of their friends, who call ed in a body to assist in celebrating | their fortieth marriage anniversary During the evening fine spread was served MT. and Mrs Bradleys friends hope they may be able to celebrate their fiftieth anniversary.
 John H. Palmer, son of Mrs. Nancy Palmer of Exchange street, sailed fol | Genoa on the steamer Columbia last Saturday.
 | Miss Carrie Potter of Talmadge street | is visiting friends in New York. The New Haven Ministerial associa tion of the M. F. church will hold its l quarterly meeting al the East Pear street church this afternoon. I Twenty-Five members of Hiram Camr division, S. of T., paid fraternal visi l to Perseverance division of Wallingfort Tuesday evening. For the good of tht order the following program was ren l dered by members of Hiram Camp divi sion:
 Piano Duet--Hattie Converse and M. J I Barnes.
 Piano Solo-Grace Kanahan. Recitation-A. B. Clinton.
 Vocal Solo--Annie Hudson. Reading-Ida F. Waters.
 Recitation-Mrs. William Baldwin.
 Piano Duet-Hattie Converse and M. | Barnes.
 Vocal Solo--Fred J Smith. Temperance Address--W. H, Pollard. Vocal Solo-M. J. Barnes.
 Recitation-A. B. Clinton.
 After the entertainment a splendlt supper was served by the members O Perseverance division. Among tn, members of Hiram Camp division pres ent were E. B. Butler Edith Bates Grace Kanahan, Martha Hall, w. T Gunn Viola, Hall, E. J. Gum, J. A Jacobs, Florence Hudson, Annie Hud son. MT. and Mrs. James Young, Mrs
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