The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-12-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FUNERAL OF ID. W. BURMA NJ SOL
EMNIzED YESTERDAY
Death of Mrs. Louisa Beach, From Heart
Failure, on Notwithstanding
Other Items.

| The Cadmus club held its Christmas
meeting Tuesday Afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Edward Fenton. Despite the
charm there was a large attendance
| The afternoon was devoted to music
and the reading of original stories writ
ten by members of the club The pro-
gramme began with an instrumental
duet rendered by Mrs. Frederick San
ford and Mis-. Bailey. THE Humorous
History of Miss Dallie Bush" was writ
ten by Mrs. John Willmott. This caus-
ed much mirth. The Alpha Club" by
Mrs F'enton, gave very unique idea
of the influence Womans club might
have upon society. Mrs Sanford S
storiette was thrilling and was follow
ed with close attention and interest to
the end Past and Future" was great
ly appreciated. MIS-. Charles II. Smith
then read her story entitled "Marle's
Sacrifice" which was full of force and
character. The afternoon closed with a
mind test, the prize being awarded to
Mrs. John Hill
Mrs M. Louisa Beach died at her
home, No. 81 Exchange street, on Tues
day after several weeks illness from
heart failure She was the widow of
the late Stiles Beach and daughter of
Arson Scranton of Exchange street
She leaves two brothers John and Will
bur Scranton. The funeral will be SOL
emnzed to-day at 2 p m
The funeral of Daniel w. Burnham
was scIemnized yesterday afternoon
from his late home, 10 Wolcott street,
Rev. r. r. McNichall officiating. del
egation from Harmony lodge, /. o. o.
F., attended A quartet from the East
Pearl street M. E. church sang several
selections The bearers were members
of the lodge and shopmates of the de-
ceased The interment was in Fair
Haven cemetery.
Adelphi lodge, No 49, r. and A. NJ,
installed officers Tuesday evening as
follows: w. M, Robert w. Juniver; S.
w. Edward S. Linsley; ]. W., Adam
Sattig; treasurer, Henry j. Hulce;
secretary. William S. Rowe; tyler, Ed
ward A. Holiday; trustees, William M.
King, Seth w. Longley, John o. Row
land members of board OF managers,
j. o. Rowland The appointive officers
are. S. D., Julius e. Brooks; J. D., F. l..
Hawkins; senior steward, Burton l..
futile; junior steward Charles Long
ley; marshal, Wilfred r. thompson or
ganist, John Thompson; finance com
mttee, W. II. Kellogg, Adam Sattig,
Fred Hawkins, The installing officers
were r. w, John o. Rowland depart
ment G. NJ of Grand lodge, and r. NJ,
George A. French. as department G. M,
and William X. Newton, as grand mar
shall After the installation banquet
was partaken of at which number of
speeches were delivered.
Frank P. Tyler and Lauren A. Hum
iston, deputy supreme organizer of the
Empire knights of Relief, have return
ed from Buffalo. where they attended
the annual meeting of the grand coun-
Gil of that order of the state Of New
York Mr.. Tyler received a graceful
in being elected president
of the grand council, receiving the en-
tire vote. He made a fine speech con-
corning the order, and said to have been
the best of the convention. The dele
gates attended a banquet and speak in
high terms of the reception rendered
them Messrs. Tyler and Humiston
visited Niagara Falls and enjoyed their
first seighride of the season on the
Canadian side.
Harvey Davis. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Davis, who is attending a mill
tary school at Sing Sing, N. Y, has
for the holidays.
Roy and Stewart Hemingway are
here from the holidays and visiting
their aunt, Mrs. G. e. Bray. They are
attending school at Lakeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nettleton of Lenox
street welcomed little daughter at
their home Tuesday.