The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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Arrival Of NaFragansstt Bay oysters- Musicale i'm Honor of Hiss Bailey of Black Rock-New Yenr's Dance by the BacheIor GirIs- -Other News. The schooner Berwick is in the har- bor with 5000 bushels of oysters for the Ludingfon company. The cargo is from Narragansett Bay.
 MT. and Mrs. Alvin Anles, of Quinni- piac avenue, had with them over the Christmas holidays a jolly party, com- posed of MT. and Mrs. Albert Monsell, of New Haven, Dr. Richard English, of
 Danbury, and Miss Mary Cooley, of Westfield, Mass, .g-.- The Christmas entertainment of the Sunday school of St. James church, which was to have been held on Mon day evening, has been postponed for one week on account of the indictment weather. -#t Herbert Johnson, of Atwater street, is in Clinton, this state, visiting his
 grandmother. @ An afternoon musicale in honor of
 Miss Florence Bailey, of Black Rock, ' who is the guest of Miss Esther North rop, of Exchange street, was given by Miss Northrop Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The members of the Diamond club were invited, and as every one of the little mises is studying music very good programme was arranged. Each girl has prepared a piano solo, and they were all executed with ease and finish. Luncheon was served and several in-
 teresting games were played Those
 present were the Misses Ruth Seeley,
 Mildred Petrie, Addie Clark, Ruth De
 Lacey, Florence Bailey and Esther
 Northrop. A tea in honor of Miss Ball. ey will be given by Miss Ruth De Lacey at her home, 179 Exchange street, New Years afternoon.
 Mrs. F. Tompkins and daughter Ger trude, of Wallingford, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Buell., of 1S2 Exchange street. .>.
 The Bachelor Girls, whose summer dances at TIoyt's pavilion, Cosey Beach, were so delightful a feature of summer life, have arranged for a New Years dance to be given at Warner hall Fri day evening. Some of the prominent members are Miss Florence Lowe. Miss Mabel Phelps, Miss Antoinette Brett and Miss Cora Hotchkiss. The funeral of the late John F. Clark, who died on Monday, will take place from his late home, g Castle street, this morning at o'clock, with a re- quiem high mass at St Francis church at 9:45.
 The annual election of officers of the Sunday school of the Grand Avenue Congregational church was held Sun day and resulted as follows:
 Superint endent-A. c. Mcintyre.
 Assistant uperintendent-John W. Hanover.
 Secretary-Herbert Seward.
 Treasurer-W. H. Flint.
 Librarian--A. B. Barnes, jr. Assistant Ibrarian--A. Perrie.
 Superintendent of primary depart ment-Miss Jennie Griswold.
 Superintendent of home department R. W. Roundy.
 Library commit ee-Mrs, James John- stone, Miss Lucy Griswold and A. B. Barnes, jr.
 Advisory board-A. G. Mcintyre, John W. Hanover, Herbert Seward, Miss Jennie GriswoId and W. H. Flint.
 When Santa Claus Comes" is the name of the cantata which is to be rem dered tonight at the Christmas enter tainment of the Grand Avenue Baptist church. The affair will be held in the church.
 Mrs. Alfred M. Crossland, of No. 624 Quinnipiac avenue, had a very narrow escape from serious injury on Sunday