The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-10
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
INHALATION OF COMPANY E., LoYAL CRUsADERS, OFFICERS.

 Columbia Castle, K. G. E.-Rev. Or. Hovey and Professor Hovey-Last of Peopless Course of Entertainments at Grand Avenue Congregational Church-O fHcers of fHiram Camp Division, s. of T, Elected. Mrs. Laurens-Lennox is to have charge of a new literary club that is to be formed here this week.
 George J. Gutbrod has been elected worthy patriarch of Harmony division, s. of T.
 On Wednesday Harry Woodstock, or ganist of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church, will attend the Guilmant recital in Hartford.
 Miss Edith Barr recited in Hartford at large concert last week.
 Rev. Dr. H. c. Hovey, formerly pas tor of the Second Congregational church. and MT. and Mrs. D. Otis Hovey of Bridgeport are guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Lanoraft. of the east side. They have just returned from trip of several months in Europe Considera- ble time was spent in Russia, where young MT. Hovey attended geological < convention.
 The officers-elect of Company B, Loy- al Crusaders, Sons of Veterans, were ifl- stalled at the last meeting of the con- pany by William H. Pollard, D. c. w. P. The officers are as follows: w. G., William H. Pollard; V. C., Frank Hayes; chaplain, Mrs. A. E. Wackel: secretary. Mrs. w. H. Pollard; Junior officers are: Captain, Fred Langley: lieutenant, Grace Potter; marshal, Liz- zie Phillips; herald, Willis French; eri- signs, Charlie Darby, Edith Still; bank ers Herbert Hudson, Isadore Goldberg; guard, Harvey Robinson. The junior officers were installed by the worthy commander. The dinner recently given to the members of the company was Q great success about sixty children at- tending. This company meets every Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the g. { of T. hall. The meetings are well att tended and much enjoyed by the men- bers. Children between the age of five and fifteen may jon. | The off1cers-elect of Columbia castle. K. G. E., will be installed tomorrow evening. The committee on entertain- ment has prepared spread to be serv- | ed at the conclusion of the installation | exercises.
 The Peoples course of entertainments, so successfully given this season at the Grand avenue Congregational church., will be brought to close tomorrow | evening. The last entertainment is to | be given by the Ladies Double Guar 1 tette of the Musical Art club of Bridge port and consisting of Mrs. Henry Patchen, Mrs. Steurtevant, Mrs. Robert Hard Mrs. w. B. Seeley, Mrs H. B.s Drew, Mrs. H. H. Scrfbner, Mrs. w. B. Spencer and Miss Edith Stickles; ac- 1 companist, Mrs. Carrie M. Beardsley. I The quartette will be assisted by MT. Wallace Moyle. The programme will be as follows:
 PART I.
 Piano and Organ Duet. l Invitation to the Dance. Max Oesten There's One That Love Dearly
 Kucken ............,........ f1aWlcyE ! Abendglocken. <. .... Bruno Oscar Klein
 MT. Wallace Moyle. | Lost Chord. d..................A.S Sullivan
 PART II. | (a) Loves Answer ................. (b) She Was But Seven. e. B. Hawley Mother Goose Chimes. Ida F. Scribner | Adieu, Marie .....................A Adams
 MT. Wallace Moyle Old Folks at Home. ..F. w Root | U,e+,,.Jior rtiro P TyacOme
 Hiram Camp division No 14, s. of IT., has elected officers as follows: w. P.,s Frank Hayes; w. A., Mrs. Frank Hayes; R. S., James s. Young; A. R. s., Miss Viola Hall; F. S., Miss Mattie Hall; treasurer, Mrs. William H. Pol- lard; chaplain, Mrs. Eva Hanson; con ductor, Eugene Perry; assistant con I ductor. Miss Kate Darby; J. s., James ! Robinson: o. S.. Mrs. s. A. Butler; su- perintendent of young peoples work Mrs A. B. Wackel. The officers were installed by W. H. Pollard, D. G. W. P--s The division will begin the team work on Thursday evening. Company Miss Viola Hall, captain, will give the | first entertainment, to which the public will be admitted.
 Fort Hale lodge, N. B. O. F., will be represented at the installation of the of- ficers of Beacon lodge this evening. It3 is expected that all the grand officers will be present.
 R. H. Coe of East Haven has been quite i'll of late with muscular rheuna-a tism.
 The second in the series of evangelis- tic services was held last evening at the Grand avenue Baptist church and was largely attended.
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