The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-28
pI EASANT CHURCH EVENTS,
WEDDING RECEPTION TO REV. MR.
 AND MRS. r. ". ADAMS
And Entertainment to Cradle Glass of the Sunday Scho by the Whatsoever Circle of Kings Dnughters-Twenty four LittIo Folks Present.

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 The wedding reception given by the Ladies' Aid society of Epworth M. E.
 church to their pastor, Rev. Fred
 Winslow Adams, and his wife, Mrs.
 Harriet Heath Adams, at the parson- age, I'll Lawrence street, on Wednesday evening, was largely attended notwith- standing the torrid state of the atmos-
 phere and the number of other attrac- l tions elsewhere. Rev MT and Mrs. Adams were married at the home of the bride in Slingerlands, N. Y, two weeks ago. and were the recipients of host of valuable and beautiful gifts of ev- cry description which were arranged on tables in the different rooms for the | inspection of the guests. Mrs. Adams was attired in her wedding dress, which was of delicate white silk mule sh1rred in the waist with an elegant white SILK renaissance lace bertha with pearls, the gift of her sister, Mrs. Edward De- Ianoey Eaton. formerly Miss Frances Heath, who is the leading soprano at Trinity M. E. church, this city. The skirt was also shirred around the waist with numbers of rows of tucks at the bottom. With this gown was Wcrn white roses. Mrs. Adams is a young, petite, and winsome blonde and looked lovely and the delicate material of the gown was just suited to her style, The gift from the Epworth ladies was large and beautiful rug for the pas tors study. Some of those who at tended the reception were Rev. w. 5. Winans and wife from Westville M. E church. From Trinity M. E. church MT and Mrs. Edward Delaney Eaton, Mrs. and Miss Sanford. From Hum phrey street Congregational church, Mrs. and Miss Wilcox. From Church of, the Redeemer, Miss H. Louise Rob ertson. From Epworth M. E. church, Mir. and Mrs. William B. Hall, Mrs c. A. Morse, MT. and Mrs. John Hender- son and Miss Alice Henderson, Mrs. L. F. Norton, Miss May Belle Norton, A. c. Cowan, l.. c. Lounsbury, Anna c. Cowan MT. and Mrs. J. Barnacle, Helen M. Bacon, Clara F. Borg, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson, Mrs. c. B. Waters, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Pendleton, Pearl A. g. Shamp, MT. and Mrs. George Northrop, Albert E. Waters, Mrs. F. F. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Remnant, MT. and Mrs. W. R. Marsh, Mrs. B. D. Hopkins, MT. and Mrs, Sydney l.. Brown, Mrs. D. W. Lewis, Ethel M. French, Katharyn E. Sanford, Emma Garvie, Frank Evans Northrop, Mrs. Wardell, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bostwick, Mrs. Garvie, Miss Helen Garvie.
 Present also at the reception were MT. Adams parents Rev, True Adams, a retired minister, and Mrs. Adams, who are in advanced years but are etill hale in appearance MT. Adams is now their only child, one son having died year ago.
 A very charming affair was given in the parlors of Epworth M E. church yesterday afternoon. The Whatsoever circle of Kings Daughters entertained the cradle class of the primary depart ment of the Sunday school, 1t being the second entertainment since it's forma- ton There are about twenty-four chil- dren in the class ranging in age from three weeks to three years. The youngest member of the class is Miss Hanlon. three months old daughter of John Hanlon, of Quinnipiac street. The idea of the cradle class originated with Rev. MT. Adams, who started one at his former church in Yalesville, but there have been several now formed in other churches In this city. As soon as a child is born to any member of the