The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
VARIOUS ENJOYABLE SOCIABLE
OCCASIONS.

halloween Surprise ParIIes-oysters
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Personal JottinRs.
Miss Ruth NJ. Seeley of 147 Batch
ley avenue entertained the Diamond
club by a Halloween party Saturday
afternoon and evening. The Diamond
club is composed of six young ladies
whose object is charitable and social
work. During the evening supper was
served and the usual Halloween games
were INDUCED in: also Mrs. G. Bailey,
assisted by Miss May Nettleton, con-
tributed TO their pleasure by supply
ing instrumental music for dancing.
While supper was being served Mr..
seeley presented TO each member of
the club a diamond shaped pin bearing
the initial D to symbolic the club.
The following young ladies' are the
members OF the club. who were all
present: Miss Florence Bailey, presi-
dent; Miss Esther Northrop, secretary;
Miss Ruth DeLacey, treasurer; Miss
Addie Clark. Miss Mildred Petrie and
Miss Ruth Seeley,
Miss Mae Graham of East Pearl
street entertained a few friends on
Saturday evening in honor of her guest,
Mr.. Parker. well known baritone of
New York city. The affair took the
sotm of an informal musicale,
Two sehooners with loads o: oysters
from Narrasansett Bay came up Quin-
nipiac River yesterday. One cargo was
consigned 20 F. ]. Mansfield and the
other to Luzerne Ludington.
The Boys Brigade of the Grand ave-
nue. Congregational church held a re-
ception in the church parlors last even
Ing st o'clock. Supper was served at
Z o'clock in which many participated.
An excellent Autograph of the Tween
tieth Century limited Is In the window
Of r, FL. Rowe's jewelry store, and
many have admired the picture since it
was placed therein,
4 A Halloween surprise party was ten
aered Mrs, Frances Boess at her home,
rs Peck street, by about thirty of her
snends on Saturday evening. During
th evening the usual Halloween games
WFe INDUCED in and an excellent sup
9eb was enjoyed. The affair broke up
shGtly before midnight, all attending
voting a pleasant evening.
Conductor and Mrs. Herman Coates
q lopiar street are about to move to
New York. Recently Mr.. Coates was |
assiaaed g through run on an express |
between New York and Boston, and as |
he VII be obliged to make his resi- |
aeneeat either terminal he has deeld- |
eel to 20 to New York
An anniversary high mass of requiem |
VIII b celebrated at st. Francis, |
ehurch tomorrow morning at s o'clock
Tor theRte Rev. ?, Mulholland, former
pastor 3 the church.
A. g. IcIntyre Of Perkins street has
been etefed chairman of the PASTORAL
eommitte. Of the Grand avenue Con-
gregation' church i'm the place of Dea-
con waite s. Bishop, resigned. a
Room leexcelled in naint of attend- I
anee Rt sIong school last week at
tanning a Ircentage OF s95
Mrs JohhHewitt of Lloyd street en-
tertained seeral ladies Of the Grand
avenue Congregational church on Sat
urday evenint A Halloween luncheon
was served al the evening was spent
with games ad music. Among those
present We're lrs, Elliott Bradley, Mrs.
Bufson Bradlet Mrs. C, IA. Robbins
Mrs, Harriet 8arnes and daughter
May. and Mrs, \. Dennison,
a reception VA be given to Rev. and
Mrs. J. A, Biddl in the parish house
of Grace F. e. hurch, Fair Haven.
Wednesday evenin, November Ii, from I.
8 to 10 o'clock, Though Mr.. Biddle
has served the chuih for some time he
did not commence Is duties as rector