The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES At THE DIFFERENT
CHURCHES TOMORROW.

Reception to Rev. and Mrs. Edward IL
Smith Last Night-Coming Entertain
ment by the Young People of Crane
Avenue Congregational Church.
Tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. W.
Stone, will preach in the morning ON
"Helpfulness" and in the evening the
subject will be CHOOSE What You
Can't Lose" The music will be as fol-
s lows:
Voluntary-Schylle ........... Leybach
Anthem-Deus in E flat Buck
Offertory-Oh, Our God 49,. Cecil Klein
Postlude-M March in G ............ Kuhe
The Rev Edward Fl. Smith and
wife were rendered a reception in the
Second Congregational church last
evening, on the eve of their departure
for China on the mission field. They
are sent out by this church and the
membership have much interest in
their welfare and Of the success of their
4 mission. Supper was served at $50
\ and at 1880 there was public meeting
at which Dean Saunders gave an adj
dress and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith deliv-
cred their farewell message. After the
meeting there was a reception. The
affair was very successful and was very
e YSloo ain n Mr. ap6 MrS Smith
At the East Pearl street Methodist
church a great day is expected to-mor-
row, The Sunday school will observe
the day as rally day, and will execute
special exercises appropriate to the oc-
casion. A special musical programme
will be rendered In the morning the
pastor, Rev L. r. Streeter, D. D., will
preach rally day sermon. In the
evening he win preach the second SER
mon In the course on Famous Wo-
men," the topic for to- morrow evening
being Sarah, the Beautiful Wife of
abraham and the Mother Of Nation
The semi centennial committee of Pu-
1aski chapter, r. A. M, appointed to
arrange for the celebration to be held
next May, will meet this evening in the
Masonic hall parlors.
number of young people connected
with the Grand avenue Congregational
church are holding daily rehearsals I'M
der the direction of Mrs Hurlbut for
an entertainment to be given in the
ne9f future, the proceeds of which Will
sbe used for needed church improve
ments. Mrs. Okeson will have charge
Aof the musical part of the programme.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
avenue Congregational church has
been reorganized and the officers ap-
pointed are: Mrs Friend H. Francis,
president; Mrs. B. P. Bacon, secretary;
MRS. G. F. Mcneil treasurer; there are
also board Of directors, an entertain
rnent outlook and table committees.
The first work of the society will be
the refurnishing of the pastors study
In the church.
Ernest H. Crawford and William r.
Hemingway have gone to Norfolk, Va,
I'd visit the son of the latter, William
Hemingway. They attended the
1ardi gras festivities at Richmond and
sere much pleased with their visit to
nat city.
sA few friends surprised Mrs. Louise
Hudson at her home, 1886 Grand ave-
nue., Monday evening There were
games and music and the evening
passed very pleasantly. Mrs. Hudson
made some interesting remarks of well
come to her friends before the supper
was served. Those who attended were:
Mr.. and Mrs Fred J. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. w. III. Pollard, Mr.. and Mrs. |
rank Hayes, Miss Corinne Bushman,
IS May Young, Miss Edith Still, Miss
Baldwin, Miss M. NJ Hall, Miss |
Mallory Miss M. c. KAUFMAN,
Lottie Hall, Mrs. Agnes e. Pres I
Mrs Hattie Waters, w. H. Floyd, !
ard j. Gum, Russell Pollard, w. |
CT bingham, John Thompson, Mr. and |
Mrs. C. N Preston, Leroy Preston, |
Freddie, Herbert and Florence Hudson |
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson.
II. a.. Humiston of Houston street, |
the Ives Investment COM
pany of this city, leaves to-day for
Seattle, Wash. He goes out on bust |
ness connected with the Kasaan Bay
Mining company, which is represented
In the east by the Ives company. Mr..
Humiston will be away about six
weeks.
Mrs. A. Prescott Of Boston is visiting
with her sister Mrs. B. A. Pierpont, at
6fG1hnd avenue