The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FERY PLEASANT LAWN P4RTY
 HELD LAST EVENING.
Event Held in Honor of Mrs. (. A. scudder of BrookIyn-Lawn PrettIIy Personal Items

Dscorated-Chureh Noticos-sOciaIa and Personal Items.
 A lawn party was held last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. o. Van Sickels. of East Haven, in honor of Mrs. c. A. Scudder, of Brooklyn, N. r., who is their guest. The affair was confined chiefly to relatives and was a success full function. The lawn was decorated with lanterns and during the evening games and sports were indulged in, and the novelty of the evening was the as- cending of fire balloon. Among those
 present were Mr. and Mrs. William Talmadge, MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Tal- madge, Frederick and Howard Tal- nladge, MT. and Mrs. G. Van Sickels, Fannie, Irving and Ray Van Sickels,
 Harry Jones, of Paterson, N. J., MT. and Mrs. B. Van Sickels, of Branford, Carrie and Winfred Van sickels, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert J. Foote and Mrs. Carrie Scudder, of Brooklyn.
 Charles Connors. of Exchange street, and Frederick Smith, of East Pearl street, are camping at Kelsey's Island. Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. E. G. Fenton, of Blatch- ley avenue, leave to-day for a weeks visit in Granby.
 Mrs. Thomas Broadbent and daugh- ter, Mrs Barnes, of Exchange street, are visiting their relatives in Torping- ton.-
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church to-morrow the pulpit will be occupied by Rev. F, H. Sawyer, of Durham, both morning and evening. Sunday school at noon and Epworth league vesper ser- vice at 6:15. Services during the week as usual. The pastor, Rev. L. R. Street. CT, will be back from his vacation dur
 ing the week and occupy the pulpit or Sunday, September '. ... Rev. MT. McKean, of Branford, will preach at the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning. Rev. Mir. Stone will be home next Sunday and oc- cupy the pulpit. The date fixed for the Old Folks Con- cert to be held at the Grand avenue Baptist church and to be given by the children is fixed for Tuesday, Septem- Der g, and the admission price will be ten cents. The children will be dressed in long dresses made from fancy crepe paper in old-fashioned style. The en- tertainment will be first-class in every respect and should have the support of the community.
 MT. and Mrs S. w. Parker, of South
 Front street, will spend Sunday and Lavor day in Brooklyn. NH1 ,l \ Tot. . 4oI, Hey avenue leave to-day for Ocean Grove, N. J., where they will remain for
 few days ''<''' Mildred Shepard, of 119 Exchange street, is spending few days at. stam- ford. ;' 4 N'" Cornelius Howard, for years a resi- dent of Exchange street, has moved to
 Russell street, Fair Haven Heights
 Lawrence and Annie Pagan of Blatch- ley avenue are visiting relatives in Chi
 cago. s'-' 7'~' Wilbur Towne and family, of s2 East
 Pearl street, moved yesterday to Phil- adelphia.| t-Es~. .. Mrs. Thomas D. Adams, of 200 Quin-
 nipiac avenue, Is visiting in Torrington and Waterbury. She will be away two
 weeks. :,.... t,>." "..~. ...:. ...,.t ..'' E. R. Slater and family, of S1 East
 Pearl street, have moved from the
 above number to 258 Lloyd street. Thomas w. Jordan, of Fillmore street and William. Harty, of Blatchley ave-
 nue, are spending, two weeks at Norfolk Hills, near Winsted.
 Herbert B. Van Name, of 91 East
 Pearl street, is very sick with typhoid fever. He has been it but few days
 and yesterday Dr. Cheney after con-
 sultion with Dr. Wheeler pronounced 1t typhoid. His friends will be pained to learn of his serious illness and it is
 hoped that he will rally and be out again in due time. .- The lawn party given by the young women of St. Francis parish, which | was held on the convent grounds, cor ner of Ferry and Chatham streets, and
 which terminated last evening, has been successful affair, both financially and socially. ;.
 On September 6 an open race for flat I bottom rowboats will be held on the
 Quinnipiac river from Little river to
 Grand avenue drawbridge. Entries can
 be sent to any member of the commit
 tee, which consists of A. H. Brown, J. l Dyer sand L. B. Granrlis Entries close
 Friday niin. Prizes will be given as follows: Silver loving cup to the first,
 which must be won three times in order | to become property of winner.
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