The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
NEEDING or COZ. CALLAHAN'S DA UGHTER AND M. J. CAYENAGH.

Coming Installation of Rev. MT. Chal
 mers-The IgdrasyI CIub.-Hiram Cam,
 Dtvaaion Etc.
 Yesterday morning at St. Francis
 church, the Rev. Father Kennedy of
 ficiating. Miss Annie E., the daughter of Colonel and Mrs. T. +, Callahan was united in marriage to Martin J. Cavanagh of New York city The bride looked very pretty in a mode crepe de Paris gown with hat to match. She was < attended by her sister, Miss Mollie Cal : lahan, who was prettily gowned in a dark material The best man was Thomas Carroll of New York city. Af- ter a wedding breakfast served at the home of the brides parents, I'll Chapel street, the happy couple started on a trip which will include Philadelphia, Washington and Huntsville, Ala, the Matter place being the scene of many of the groom's earlier struggles and suc- cesses The couple received many valuable presents. They will reside in New York city
 The programme of the Idrasyl club for last Tuesday evenng was in charge of Miss Kate Futile and Mrs. George < Kelley, and the result was highly en- 4 tertaining as well as instructive. Miss Futile, who is an ardent student of birds, prepared bright and chatty pa per on this subject, which was illus trated by colored lantern slides manip- ulated by Mrs. Kelley. The club was ' delighted to green an honorary mem- Der on. this evening, Mrs. J. Lee Mitch- \ ell of Attleboro.
 Those in charge of the rummage sale 2 of the Grand avenue Congregational < church, to be held next week Tuesday X and Wednesday, ask all who are inter- ested to have their stuff ready for the collectors Monday afternoon.
 The committee that is arranging for < the installation of Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers as pastor of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church will hold another meeting this evening. As be- fore announced the installation will take place on the evening of Thursday, A November IA, and the council of the churches to examine the candidate will $be held the same afternoon. It is not Known as yet just what churches will z De invited to participate in the council, sbut probably the churches of the New Haven association will be among those invited to send their pastors and dele gates.
 X MT. and Mrs Bertram Lester, with Mrs. Lester's mother, have removed from Third avenue, West Haven, to Lloyd street.
 Walter H. Goodrich, manager of the local office of the Standard Oil com- pany, has been ill over a week with { typhoid fever at his East Haven home. He is getting along as well as could be expected.
 The Mission band of the Montowese Baptist church gave an entertainment Alast evening in aid of the children's home Mt Carmel The members of the band are endeavoring to raise mon ey sufficient to furnish one of the rooms in the home.
 V Eha-- regular meeting of Fort Hale lodge, N. E. O. P, occurs this (Friday) evening. As 1t Is quite well known that the Grand deputies will make an off Icial visit a large number of members will probably be present.
 Hiram Camp division, No. IS, $. of T., has made a change in its meeting night Iand hereafter will meet Thursday, in- Atead of Tuesday evening. The next regular meeting of the division will be held on the evening of November 14. Next Thursday evening the division will give an entertainment in w. c. T. lTJ. hall, 17 Grand avenue, the pro- eramme to be announced later.
 Six members of Live Oak council, R. AA.. attended the fair of the Arcanum club of Meriden.
 < Mrs Elizabeth F. Moyle of Sharon, Mass, is visiting her son, Alderman w. lS. Moyle of Woolsey street. On her way here she attended the Pan-Ameri | can and was in Toronto during the re- | ception to the Duke and Duchess of | Cornwall and York. She will return 1 home this week..
 Next Sunday evening Rev. A. F. IT, | vine will begin a series of stereopticon lectures, which were so popular last winter at the Second Congregational church.
 The car service between East Haven kreen and the Momauguin hotel will be discontinued for the season beginning to-day.