The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES At THE CHURCHES TO-
MORROW.


COmcIave's New OGicers-t'ersonaI.
At Grace P E. church Sunday even
ing at 1880 o'clock the vested choir of
thirty voices. assisted by Harry T.
Cook, the celebrated tenor, formerly Of
Worcester, Mass. will render the
Christmas cantata 1.-The Holy Night"
All lovers Of good music are cordially
invited to attend.
Rev. E. w. Stone of the Grand ave-
nue. Baptist church will take for the
subject of his sermon Sunday morning
THE Meaning of the Manager" and in
the evening THE Man of Sorrows" The
choir will render Christmas music at
both services.
The services Sunday in the Grand
avenue Congregational church will be
appropriate to the close of the year
with a sermon in the morning at 1920
by the pastor, Rev. Andrew Burns
Chalmers, on the subject, THE Desire
and Dread of Life's Changes" In the
evening at 1880 the choir will repeat a
large part of the Christmas music,
which on account of the stormy wealth
er last Sunday was not heard by many
Of the congregation, and the pastor will
make short address.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bradley Of 141
Blatchley avenue are spending the
Christmas holidays with Mrs Bradleys
sister, Mrs. Marchant in Providence,
X. l.
The officers elect for the year 1903 to
serve Quinnipiac Conclave, Improved
Order Of Heptasophs, are as follows:
ArchQn, William A. Hadley; provost,
Lester A. Russell; prelate, John w.
Hotchkiss; secretary, Albert w. Beech
er; tinancier, Ezra Healy treasurer,
Walter r. Downes; inspector, Elmer G..
Ross; warden, Albert L. Northrop; SEN
tinel, w. r. Hitchcock; trustees, E. S.
Wade, F. P. Tyler, D. B. Council; repre-
sentatives to supreme conclave, G. Cliff
ford Foote; alternate, F. ]. Mansfield
At the recent meeting of this conclave
it was decided to hold the installation
on the evening of Monday, January 10,
which will be for the members and
their male friends. The order is in a
Furnishing condition and it is hoped
that the members will take an interest
and invite as many of their male
friends as would be pleased to learn
about the order, thus giving them a
chance to meet the new officers and be-
come acquainted.
Some interesting Christmas exercises,
mention of which should not be omit
ted, are given below:
Rooms Is and IS, Strong School.
Singing-Joy to the. World.
Recitation-0ld Christmas-T. Miller.
Recitation-Just Before Christmas-R.
| Chidsey.
Thoughts About Christmas-E. Porter,
A. Holzer. J. Male.
Reading-A Christmas Experience-M.
Flint.
Recitation-Over Wastes of Land-M.
Piper.
| Observation-Disclosures Bells.
Thoughts About Christmas-E. Wood
| ward, J. Hines, o. Darlington, L..
Phillips, E. Male, A. Cullom and M.
| Streeter.
Reading-A Christmas Party-B. STIR
| rup.
citation-Christma Gifts-M. Cof-
! few.
Recitation-A Christmas Mistake-L.
! Housmann.
Singing Christmas.
Recitation-Why Santa Laughed-V.
| Huntley.
Recitation-The Three Kings-A. Metz
! ger.
Recitation-The Little Christmas Tree
| R. Augur.
! s-.u +i,n ich+
! Clear.
For rooms II and 10, Strong school,
the exercises were as follows:
Song-Antiach
Recitation-Old Christmas-Leah Org
Ter.
Recita tion-Four boys from room II.
Cornet solo-Sigurd Johnson.
Recitation-tulius Wilmington.
Reading Christmas Bells-Beatrice
| Norton.
acknowledgements Christmas.
Song-It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear.
Recitatic n-Christmas Chimes-Elmore
Steele.
| Vincent.
ecitation-Empty stockings-Franls
|. Vincent.
Recitation - Christmas Story-Bertha
Still.
Piano solo--Willie Green.
Recitation-The Night After Christmas
-Margery Ricketts,.
Recitation-Old Santa Claus-Pearl
Congdon.
Duett-Edna Ives and Margery Rick
ettS.
Recitation Christmas Carol-Lottie
Vogt.
Double Quartette--Holy Night.
Recitation-Sly Santa Claus-Carl Gus
tafson.
Song-Happy New Year.
Recitation of Quotation-Pupils of
room ~.
Recital ion-Tims Dream-Louis Bleto
Piano solo-Willie Stevens.
Song-Christ Was Born in Bethlehem.
Miss Jean Baird Pond, of Smith col
lege, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Pond, of 80 Clinton avenue, is home
for the holidays.
George N. Coe entertained his parents
from Madison Christmas day.
At Grace church the Christmas fes-
tival for the Sunday school will be held
this evening at $50. Tomorrow even
ing at the usual hour, 1880, the choir
will render the Christmas cantata
Holy Night
The Christmas concert by the Bible