The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-28
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ITElLS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER,

Fair Haven Weddings-MusicaI Enter tainment
 A dramatic and musical entertain ment will be given in Polar Star hall this evening by the popular actor, MT, O. IT. Barr, and Miss Edith Barr. They will appear in their vaudeville and dramatic sketch, "Genevieve," assisted by the following artists: Miss Grace Maud Bronson, Miss Neva Squiers, Miss Hazel Roberts, Mrs. c. F. Baldwin, Miss Grace Bristol, MT. Riley Phillips. The program:
 Part I. Song-"Bon Jour Monsieur" Miss Edith Barr and Miss Hazel Rob-
 erts. Recltation-"Jack Halls Boat Race"
 Miss Grace Maud Bronson. Solo-"Let All Obey" y"..............Leach MT Riley Phillips. Soprano solo-Selected, Miss Neva Squires. Vaudeville and Dramatic Sketch.
 "GENEVIEVE," Founded on the monoolgue Me and
 Methuselar" Dick Darrell, manager of the Gaiety theater,
 Jean D'Arvo, ,an old Frenchman, stage doorkeeper
 Mary Ann, scrub woman of theater, o. H. Barr | Jenny little street waif afterward Miss Genevieve of the Gaiety treater Miss Edith Barr
 Part II. ecitation-Selected
 Miss Hazel Roberts. Soprano solo-"Ah So True. .........J ....... ... ... ........,..... Estabrook
 (With violin obligato)
 Miss Squires and Miss Bristol. Recitations-
 a.-"My Ships
 b-"Delsarte.'
 Miss Bronson. Duet--From "The Rose Maiden
 Miss Squiers and Mir. Phillips. Monologle-" Shopping with Ma," (by request.)
 Miss Edith Barr.
 Mrs. c. F, Baldwin accompanist
 
 by ladies of Grace church and dancing at close of the performance.
 The regular Friday evening meeting this week at the Grand avenue Congre- gational church will be in charge of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Board of Missions. The exercises will be as follows: Paper on "The Relations of the Board, Branches and Auxilia- ries," Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell; "The His tory of Our Own Auxiliary" Mrs. John- ston; "A Look at Organization for Missionary York; Miss Thomas; Medical Work in Fou Chow" Mrs. Clark; poem, Does it Pay?" Mrs. Hurl- but.
 The annual change of pews at the Grand avenue Congregational church will take place next Sunday Mem bers of the societys committee will be in attendance before and after the ser vices to meet those who have not yet arranged their sittings for next year. Miss Urania Goodhue and Miss Le- neus M. Fogg were married Tuesday evening by Rev MT. Dent of St. An. drew's M. F. church. The ceremony took place at the home of the brides sister, Mrs Sarah A. Pierce of Forbes avenue.
 D. A. Hummer was taken to Grace hospital this week being very i'll witt pneumonia. Mr. Hummer Is past war den of Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. P. The Fair Haven Rolling mill Is still but the 200 employees are hoping the shut down will not be for long period Orders are dull now, but 1t Is believed the mill will be started in a few days Irving Hurlbut, the artist, has secur. ed a position In the publication house o Harper Brothers, New York. MT. Moore, an aged resident of Eas Grand avenue, recently had a cataract removed from his right eye at the New Haven hospital. It is expected the lief eye will have to be similarly treated. The new quartet choir at Grac' Episcopal church, which begins it's ser vices next Sunday, is as follows Mis- Rourke, soprano; Miss D. Gertrud Duell alto; Mir Schneeloch, tenor, ant Alfred Keast, bass. Charles Johnson 1 the organist, succeeding Miss Carri Buckbee, who takes a position as or ganist at Epworth M E. church. Mis- Nellie Scranton, the soprano the pas year, Is to sing at the East Pearl stree M. b. church.
 c. w. Potter has secured a position a clerk in the market of B. $. Bradley For the past five years he has been il the store of J. B. Rattlesdorfer.
 Miss Mary East, daughter of William H. East, jr., of Wolcott street. ant Joseph Tansey, conductor on the Nev , Haven street railway, were marie, yesterday morning at St. Francis church by Rev. Father O'Connor Mis- Lucy East, sister of the bride, was tn bridesmaid, and a brother of the groom . was the best man. The bride wore gown of white and carried a bouquet 0 bride roses and the bridesmaids cos tune was of pink. Immediately afte the ceremony the wedding party an relatives of the couple partook of 2 wedding breakfast at the home of tn l brides parents, after which Mr. an Mrs Tansey left for New York on s bridal tour.