The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-02
FAIR R.iTEN LTE1IS.

Wedding to Take Place soon--Reception by
 ment at Second Congregational Church.
 Marriage of Richard B, Healey-Im-
 provement at Hemingway Pond.
 Miss Clara Victoria Ford, soprano soloist of the Ansonia Congregational church, and Elmer Ellsword Okeson, 8 clerk with Bryan, Miner X Read, will be married "Wednesday evening, Janu- ary 15 at o'clock in the Grand avenue Congregational church. Miss Ford is a daughter of MT and Mrs. Harvey Ford of Atwater street. The bridesmaids will be Fluvia Ford and May Belle Ford, sisters of the bride. William Baldwin will officiate at the organ, while Harry, Goodyear Roland Green wood, Horajtio Ford and Frank T. Miner will act as ushers.
 The Calumet club kept open house at their rooms, corner of Grand avenue and East Pearl street yesterday from to 10 D. m. Those who called were en- tertained with dainty lunch served by the wives and lady friends of the members. During the afternoon about seventy-fve friends called and during the evening a much larger number
 Tuesday evening the primary depart ment of the Second Congregational church Sunday school had their Christi mas entertainment. The platform was prettily decorated with large tree, well lighted and filled with presents. The recitations and singing by the lit- tie ones was very creditable.
 Richard B. Healy, the druggist at the corner of ISaltonstall avenue and Lloyd street, was married yesterday afternoon to Miss May. daughter of Patrolman Ahearn Thomas B. Healy, a twin brother of the groom, was best man, and Miss May Malloy, a cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid. A reception was held at 115 Chapel street, in a home newly fitted up. for the happy couple.
 When the weather gets cold enough to make skating at Hemingway's pond, | the pond will be lighted by electric | lights H. w. Sanford has erected a house i'm which he will serve hot lunch es. On the opening night band will be on hand to enliven the scene with music.
 Mrs gC. E, AdanrS president of the ladies' aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church, gave q reception l to the ladies and their husbands at her | home, 175 Grand avenue, from s to 10 last evening. She was assisted in re- ceiving by Rev. and Mrs. J. Lee Mitch | ell.
 | Frank s. Tyler is member of the executive committee, also of the com mittee on law and appeals of the K. o. G. F., which met at the Hotel Ma I jeEtic yesterday
 The charity entertainment given by | F. w. Prescott at Osborne hall Monday I evening was very fine, though slimly | attended. The music rendered by the 1 Samedi banjo club was excellent, which | little lone Hart won all present by her l recitation called "Bachelor's Dream"
 A New Years eve whist party was given by the Misses BlatchIey at their {. home, 219 Blatchley avenue. After whist a supper was served and dancing was indulged in. Those present were ! the Misses Blatchley, Bruce, Lewis, i, Johnson, Sloan, Andrews and Duell, and J. Blatchley, w. Blatchley, MT. | Sloan, c. L. Kilbourn, w. Conklin, c. E. ! Hefdrickson and MT. Lewis. w. C. T. U.
 ". c. T. U., New Haven, No. ?, en- | tertained at their rooms in Fair Haven 1 New Years day from F noon until | o'clock in the evening.
 After the noon prayer meeting re- | treatments were served to callers until nearly 8, when the children and young | people came in a throng, filling every | available space. Instrumental and vo- Ical music, speeches and recitations com- pletely and pleasantly filled the allotted hour. About seventy names were given for the reorganization of the children s 
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