The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BREEZY ITEMS INTER ESTING TO
ALL,
Poverty Party at the Home of MI. and
Mrs. G. w. Hatheld-W edding of
Louisa Male and Amos IL. Drake Yes

MRS. q. w. Hatheld-W eudinS oi
Louisa Male and Amos u. Drake Yes
terday-Othcr News.
The Snow Cap sisters will furnish a
large part of the fun at the entertain
ment to be given by the young people
of the Grand avenue Congregational
church on Thursday evening, November
16, at Polar Star hall. The Snow Cap
family consists of twelve members, In
Guiding a pair of twins, who resemble
each other so closely that they are
counted as one. So many stars are TO
be found In this wonderful family that
it is safe to assert that there will be
another meteoric display added to those
predicted for November by the astron-
omers.
A number Of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Hatfield of 174 Poplar
street called on them Monday evening
and the occasion was very pleasant
one for all. 1t was surprise visit for
Mrs. Hatfield, although her husband
had been let into the secrets of the af-
fair. When Mrs. Hatfield answered the
door bell she was taken completely by
surprise upon seeing the crowd OF her
friends and exclaimed, What shall 1
do with you all?" The callers were
donned in about the worst looking gar
ments they could rake together, and 1t
was called a poverty party. They
brought lunches, and refreshments We're
served during the evening. Judges were
appointed to say who were the poorest
dressed persons in the crowd and prizes
were awarded to SUCH S. j. Latta and
Mrs. Mary Santry secured first prizes.
Successful guessers on the titles of
books were Mrs. j. W. Hill and Mrs.
Santry. Among those who called were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Latta, Mr.. and Mrs
George Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Milo
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Willis, Mr..
and Mrs John Boyson, Mrs. Mary San
try Mrs. Mary Price, Miss Evalina A.
Jacobs, Mrs. Howard Waters, Mrs. j.
w. Hill, Mrs. Corliss, Miss Fanny I.
Bunce, Mrs. Frank Seymour, Miss
Clara Keheyes, Miss Lizzie Hines, Miss
Jennie Morrow, Mrs. C. N. Meigs, Mrs.
C. C. French, Mrs. Frederick Siebart,
Miss Grace Huntley, Miss Nancy c.
Porter, Mrs Burroughs, Mrs. George
Loveland, Miss Viola Hall, Mrs. S. l..
Bishop, c. D. Manwaring, l.. P. Con-
verse, Bert Rowley, Harry V. Santry,
M. j. Barnes and John Phelps.
The young people of Grace P. E.
church are busily engaged in arranging
for salrnagundi bazaar to be held in
the parish house Wednesday evening,
November Is. Some very unique feat
ures are promised. Numerous articles
will be on sale. During the evening a
play will be given. Interesting to the
children will be the doll show and a
special invitation is given o,all children
to enter their dolls for the prizes, which
will be as follows: For the handsomest
dressed doll, the most unique costumed
doll and for the funniest doll. The
Judges will be Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs.
Frederick Sanford and Mrs Joseph |
,Chatterton. The dolls are to be left with |
Mrs. John ]. Willmott at 202 Blatchley |
avenue.
Large congregations gathered in st. |
James P. E. church at both the morn
ing and evening services on Sunday. |
Rev. A. Douglas Miller officiated and |
preached two very able discourses. He
expressed his appreciation at being able |
to meet and speak to so many he had |
known in previous years, and referred |
to the future position St. James church |
was destined to hold in this section of |
the city, when the growth and prog
ress of New Haven should have adj
vanced in this direction. He paid trib
ute to the memory of one of our great
diocesan, the late bishop of Connecti-
cut, and to the late Rev. DR.. Vibbert,
forty-seven years rector of st. James.
Mr.. Miller has been engaged to take the
services in this church for the winter, !;
and they will be held each Sunday at |
1920 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
The marriage of Louisa Male and
Amos Bennett Drake of Ticonderoga, N.
Y, took place in the Grand Avenue
Baptist church yesterday morning at II
D clock, Rev. E. w. Stone officiating
The groom is a dry goods merchant at
and the bride is daughter
IF John Male, superintendent of the At
antic Iron and Steel company. The
best man was Mortimer Vincent Drake
4 brother Of the groom, and the brides
maid was Miss Emma Male of Troy, N.
T., a sister Of the bride. The ushers
were Joseph r. and George r. Sturges.