The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-11


 -Rev. MT. streeter and Rev. NIT
 Griffin.
 A number of the friends here of Rev Chauncey J. Hawkins, formerly ol falf Haven, received invitations to his mar riage. which took place a Danvers, Mass, on Tuesday noon. MT ana Mrs' A. c. Mcintyre and MT. and Mrs Ap- ner N. Mcintyre, of Ferry street, were present at the ceremony. MT. Hawkins was formerly pastor of the Ferry street church and went to DanVers rev months ago to accept the pastorate ol the Congregational church there. He has many friends here Who VIII pc nleased to read the following press ac- count of his marriage
 Rev Chauncey J. Hawkins, the orll- liant young pastor of the Maple street Congregational church, and Miss jessie Isabel Kemp, daughter of Dr, ana Mrs Edwin A. Kemp, were united Tn mar riape at 12 o'clock to-day at the home of the brides parents on Putnam street by Rev. Arthur Little, D. D., Of Dor chester. The house was beautifully decorated with plants and flowers py Mrs. Brooks, of Peabody. G. Augustus Peabody, of the Burey farm, very klnu- Iv sent magnificent maiden-hair ferns and great palms, which highly aug mented the otherwise elegant adorn- ment of the spacious house. The parlor decorations were of green and Whlte while those in the library were almost wholly of palms and ferns. The dining room was in white and pink, Wltn streamers of smilax, while large candei- abras added to the attractive appear ance of the charmingly appointed taple. The couple passed between bands or ribbon. leading from the library, ana were escorted by Master Arthur Pow CTS and Miss Miriam Learoyd, acting as pages. Lohengrin's wedding march was finely played by Miss Mamie Borden, or Salem. The ceremony took place under a handsome arch and was witnessed by about fifty members of the immediate families, while the Maple street church was represented by the deacons and their wives The wedding was by even ing light and was especially graceful and pleasant in every particular. The bride wore white Swiss muslin, with veil. and magnificent orange blossoms were sent to her from Florida by her friend, Miss Margaret Howe. She car ried lilies of the valley. The couple were unattended save by the little pages. A reception was held and su- perb wedding breakfast enjoyed. EX- ceedingly valuable and we'll chosen gifts were rendered the popular young cou- ple, including the choicest of solid sil- axto at nH nipppG elegant pictures, cut glass and others equally beautiful and useful, while pr. Kemps present was check Tor Sl'ooo' MT. and Mrs. Hawkins left for we'd ding trip of a week or more. They will occupy the parsonage at the corner or Cherry and Essex streets. An abund- ance of the very kindest of congratula- tfons and good wishes is an evidence that their friends are legion"
 Arrangements are being made for the reception by Miss Carrie M. Chapman's dancing class to be given at the Ander- son gymnasium, York street. Thursday evening, April 17, from to 10 o'clock, This dancing class has met at Miss Chapmans scfoolroom, Ferry and Pier- pont streets, and instruction has teen given by Miss Grace McMahon. The attendance has been large and the sue cessful season is to be marked by this reception, and large number of the friends of the young people will be pleased to attend The tickets are sell ing rapidly.
 On the evening of Tuesday, April 15 | an amusing farce entitled 'Dr. Baxter's Electric Invention, or ake-Over," will | be presented in the Grand avenue Bap- list church under the auspices of the | Ladies Aid society. The characters | will be taken as follows:
 Professor Baxter Frederick J. Smith | Miss Roxana Tucker, aged seventy
 two, and prim. Mrs. S. J. Latta Miss Dorothy Tucker, aged sixty
 five, and giddy. Miss Minnie Bruce Samuel Woody, aged seventy.
 ....................E Joseph Whalen | Peter Crawford, deaf and infirm....
 ..,..................,. John Phillips Mary Ann, a genuine Irish girl....
 ...,..........Mi Miss Margaret Sullivan
 The company has been rehearsing several weeks and the presenta ton promises to be very successful At the close ice cream will be served. The ad- mission is only 15 cents.
 AS already announced, Rev. Dr. l.. R. Streeter is to remain the pastor of the East Pearl street M F. church for the coming year He has served acceptably for the past year, and his parishoners are glad that he is to return. Rev. D. . N. Griffin will also serve another year as pastor of St. Andrews M. 1I. church. which will be matter of satisfaction to that parish. The new pastor of the Howard avenue church, Rev. H. D. Weston, was formerly and for two years pastor of the East Pearl street church. Rev. J. H. Hand who goes from the Summerfield church to Anso- mia. is another former pastor of the Fair Haven church. A [, 1