The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INTERVIEWING SERVICES IN THE
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

French in Grand Avenue Consregn- iionaI Church During JuIy-Rccep- tion by Nlr. and Mrs. Snntry.
 Rev. F. E. Snow of the First Congre-
 gational church, Guilford will preach
 at the Second Congregational church in
 exchange with Rev. Alexander F, IT, vine tomorrow. MT. Irvine will spend Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Cleveland
 Moffett at their summer home in Guil-
 ford.
 Rev. Horace Hall Buck of Foxboro,
 Mass, will officiate at St. James church at the 1O:3O a. m. service tomorrow During the months of July and August the evening service at this church will
 be omitted
 At the East Pearl street M. l.. church tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev.
 Robert T. McNicholl, will deliver the third in his series of sermons on The Book of Ruth;" subject, "The Depart ure from Bethlehem and the Sojourn in Moab"
 The pulpit of the Grand avenue Con- gregatlonal church will be filled during the remaining Sundays In July by Rev. pr. A. B. Chalmers of Saginaw, Mich. Rev. Dr. Mitchell preaching in ex- change. Dr. Chalmers has church of nine hundred members. In August there will be no preaching services at the Grand avenue Congregational church, but the Sunday school and the Christian Endeavor meetings will be continued as usual. Dr. Mitchell and wife will spend a portion of August with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Mitchell of Amelia Court House, vr- ginia.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. E. W. Stone, will preach on the subject "Christ's Gift of Joy" In the evening at the vesper service he will speak on Twenty Years in the series of "Old Stories With Modern Application" The vesper services during July and August will be held from to 8 o'clock. At the first service last Sunday evening there was a good attendance and the services were very interesting
 On Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. Harry w. Santry who were married at Philadelphia June 26, held a reception for about 150 of their friends at the home of MT. Santry's mother, Mrs. Mary Santry. No. 6S Woolsey street. They were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Mary Santry and Mrs. Samuel R. Blsh op. 2d, a sister of the groom. The bride wore her wedding gown of white china silk and lace, and Mrs Bishop was also attired in white. The many callers be- slowed sincere congratulations upon the young couple. Many gifts were brought by the callers and many were received at the wedding, the large array of re- including many handsome and useful presents The house was prettily decorated for the occasion by Smith T. Bradley the florist. Dur ing the evening light refreshments were served
 Miss Maude S.. daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Kelley of Atwater street, is visiting in Plymouth, Miss Kelley is pupil at the State Normal school in this city.
 The Empire Knights of Relief, of
  No. 136, are getting their affairs in mixed condition. The local lodge has l5O members and they have received a circular from the supreme secretary In regard to the condition of the order The circular states that the order has with the Safety Fund h. surance company, but one of the mem- bers received a letter yesterday stating that such was not the fact. The su- preme officers claim that now the or fer Is all right as the insurance society 1as a reserve fund of S157,000 to pro- ect it's members There will be a meet ng of the Fair Haven lodge next Fri lay evening and they will then decide what to do. It is possible that a grand odge of the order will be started In this jtate, as there is present membership l If 3G0, of which 150 are in Fair Haven, | md there is another lodge in this city. | Frank P. Tyler and l.. A. Humistcn se- 'ured the list of members of the Fair Haven lodge.