The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-25
EAIR HAYEN NEWS.

Reception of East Rock Lodge, A. O. w,
 Monday Night-PersonaI and Social
 Mention.
 The members of the Fair Haven De- gree of Honor, A. o. U. w., will tender a reception to the members of East Rock lodge and their wives, met Mon day evening at S:3O o'clock in their lodge room corner of Grand avenue and East Pearl street. A musical and literary programme is being arranged and light refreshments will be served. This reception is in recognition of the surprise given Fair Haven lodge a short time ago, when four beautiful banners were presented as a part of the lodge paraphernalia. The com mittee is hoping there will be a large attendance of members of East Rock lodge.
 At the meeting of Columbia Castle, K. G. E., on Tuesday evening several of the grand officers were present, in cluding Grand Chief H. c. Marlin; G.. F. C., Harry Leigh; G. V. C., John w. Hut; G. H. P, Charles E. Jones; G. M. of F., A. B. Reynolds; G. S. H., John Walker; G. K. E., George Sanford, and the castle deputy H. N. Nichols. Two candidates received the three degrees, the grand officers granting special dispensation to that effect.
 MT. and Mrs. George M. Baldwin and Miss Addie Strong have returned from Old Point Comfort. Va
 MT. and Mrs. Milo s. Allen of Quin- a visit to friends.
 The schooner John H. Platt, one of the Hanscom fleet. has arrived at New York from Brunswick, Ga, with rail- road ties. The schooner made the run in seven days,
 Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Reynolds ot James street lost two young daughters from diphtheretic croup They died within few hours of each other. The funeral of one of the children took l place yesterday.
 Mrs B. J. Bacon of Perkins street | gave whist party. for a few of hel | friends Wednesday afternoon. | Mrs. Paul Robinson of Grand avenue has been entertaining her friend, Miss | Haugh of Bridgeport
 | A meeting of the Eleventh wart | Democratic club was held last evening at the corner of Blatchley avenue ana l Chapel street, President w. Fl. Mo. Donald presiding. Several new mem bers were received, making total O about 250.
 | Superintendent c. J. Ames of tn, rubber shop has been i'll for a few days, but is now able to be out.
 Mrs. w. H. Robertson of East Ha ven is very i'll with rheumatism.
 A very successful reception was ten dered last evening by Live Oak coun cil, Royal Arcanum. to the wives anC lady friends of the members. The ex ercises included piano duet by Misse Hull and Gilbert; violin solo by Mis- | Helen Johnson, songs by Riley Phillip and J. Smith, dramatic reading b. Miss Mae Colt, and piano solo by Mis- | Belle Slater. Refreshments were serv ed.
 Perseverance council, No. B, Daugh
 ters of Liberty, are to give an enter
 tainment and dance in Polar Star hal
 on Wednesday evening, April 13. W
 Manning Reynolds has charge of tn
 entertainment and the programme
 an excellent one, which includes mono
 logues by w. Manning Reynolds; cos
 tune recitations by Miss Lottie N
 Reynolds; acting duets by MT. an
 Miss Reynolds; songs and fancy dance
 by Margaret Merwin and Ruth Lich
 tenstein vocal solos by Miss Hele
 Lee Conklin, and recitations by Mis
 May Conklin and Caroline Bearhalter
 also sunbonnet drill by sixteen youn
 ladies of Fair Haven. Dancing wi
 follow, music for which will be furr
 ished by the A. o. U. w. orchestr;
 The entertainment commences at
 o'clock sharp. Grand march at 9:30.