The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
HKPTAsoPHs TO HAVE GLASS
 INITIATION.

Marriage Of lliss Deiis K. Walker and
 A'exander T. Boycs-Rooms Hand-
 somsiy Deeoratsd-many oaes,s from
 Oat of Town.
 Unclaimed letters at Station A dated December are for F. V. Horning and Colonel Frederick j. Turner.
 Quinnipiac conclave, Improved Order Of Heptasophs, will have about thirty candidates at the class initiation which will be held tomorrow evening in Cros- well lodge q. Q. o. F.) room, Crown street. Each member of the class should be on hand at 7:45 and those not appearing for initiation cannot be in- cluded in the class, but will necessarily nave to be initiated at the next regular meeting It is hoped that all candi- dates will appear and as many mem- bers as possible After the initiation, which will take about one hour, a ban- quet will be served in Warner hall, to which all Heptasophs attending the i1l- itiation will be welcome. All speeches will be made at Warner hall, thus in suring short meeting in the lodge room. Quinnipiac, by this class, has secured many young men for it's mem bers and the future looks very bright. All applications signed between now and December S1 will cost the appIi- cant very small sum compared with the rates after January l. Young men, join to-day one of the strongest frater- nal orders in existence.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church tonight will occur the quarterly meet- ing of the church and the annual meet ing of the Sunday school.
 The condition of Charles Wilson, who was shocked by a live wire in Cheshire Tuesday, was reported at the Meriden hospital to be comfortable yesterday. and is expected to recover. Columbia castle presented thirty eight candidates for initiation in the K. c. E. class initiation held Tuesday evening in Temp1pe phpall
 Ernest ". Howe, of Boston, and Miss Emma A. Abbott were married at the Grace church rectory Tuesday evening by Rev. J. A. Riddle, of Grace F. D. church.
 A large attendance Is promised for the annual meeting of Myrtle chapter, NSASA VI i1uotCih otdIs " DE tlclu liflS evening in Masonic hall, 103 Grand ave- nue. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 William Wallace, who has been visit-s | ing Captain and Mrs. John Hewitt, Of Lloyd street, has returned to his home after pleasant stay.
 Rev. H. c. Hovey, of Newburyport, Mass, former pastor of Pilgrim church, has been visiting his brother- in-law, s. R. Blatchley, Of Grand ave- nue.
 In the parlor of their new home, 37 Farren avenue, with none but the lrr-
 mediate families present, Miss Della K. Walker, daughter of MT. and Mrs Rob-I ert Walker, and Alexander T. Boyce, son of MT. and Mrs. James Boyce, were made man and wife by Rev. George F. Prentiss at o'clock last evening. The. parlor was decorated with ferns, palms and cut flowers for the occasion The brides gown was fawn-co1ored broad- cloth, tailor r-unade, with handsome pale blue silk waist, and fawn-colored pannes velvet hat with plumes. Her bouquet was white roses. The maid of honor was her sister, Miss Grace Walker, whose gown was of pongee and her bouquet was pink roses. The best man was Jay Boyce, of R. G. Dun 8s Co. of New York city brother of the groom. The presents were very handsome and of great variety.