The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-02
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INTERESTING PROGRAMME FOR
 GOLD FOLKS CONCRETE

oratorio, ssThe ProdigaI Son." and a
 Play by the A" Dramatic Club to be Presented-PeopIe's Church Anniyer- sary Banquet-AIiss Cordelia Gaunya
 Takes the Veil. The last rehearsal for the Old Folks concert will be held at the East Pearl Street church this evening at 7:3O p. m. and all who are to assist must be on hand. The concert will be given on the evening of Wednesday, May f. at p. m. and an interesting programme has been prepared, in which will appear Miss Edith May Root. the well known eloeutionist All who have heard Miss Root will be glad to hear her again. The music is under the direction of MT. Thomas Ackril and the affair is given under the auspices of the Persevering circle of the Kings Daughters, who so- lcit the patronage of the public. Fol- lowing is the programme:
 Hymn-"O God. Our Help in Ages
 Past" ................:...... Chorus
 
 Hymn-"Come, Ye Sinners, Poor 1 and Needy ...-...............-.Ch Chorus hem-"Exhortation" ........ Chorus Song-'The Merry Miller" ...... Chorus ecitation-Selected . Miss E. M. Root Solo-"Cousin Jedediah" .........
 ....................M Miss M. w. Larson Duet-"Sister Ruth ..........,......
 .........M Miss Hurd and MT. Mix Song-Selected .............H. l. Turner song-"Way Down Upon the suwa-
 nee River''... ............. Miss Augur selection-"Comin' Through the
 Rye ............. Ladies Quartette Solo-Selected ......... Miss Lida Clark Song "Grandma's Advice" .......s.
 .................... Miss Daisy Lennon Song-"The Milkmaid" .......... Chorus ecitation-Selected ........ ........
 ..................M Miss Edith May Root Song-"Home and Mother .........
 Mrs. Clark and Ladies Quartette solo-"Old Black Joeo MT. Harold Mix Song-"Kentucky Babe. ..........
 .................... Ladies Quarlelte Song Johnnie Schmoker" ....Chorus Song-"Star Spangled Banner" ......
 ...........M Miss Augur and Chorus
 One of the coming musical treats in store for the month is that of Sullivan's oratorio, "The Prodigal Son" which is to be rendered in the East Pearl Street M. E. Church on the evening of Thurs day, May 26 by the vested choir of that church The choir, consisting of S5 voices under the direction of MT. Will liam E. Brown, will be assisted by Miss Belle Slater, pianist, and Miss Grace Bristol, violinist. Besides the oratorio, music for the organ, piano and violin will be rendered and the affair promises to be of first class nature.
 The anniversary meeting and supper of the Peoples church will be held in Bushnell hall tomorrow evening. Af- ter the banquet speeches and reports on the years work will be given. The first milestone in the progress of the Peo- ple's church. it's inscriptions and tram scriptions is pleasingly anticipated by Rev. A. F. Irvine's flock.
 This evening in Polar Star hall the I"A" Dramatic club will again present the drama, "A Spoiled Darling" which was so successfully presented in the Grand Avenue Congregational church recently The affair is under the aus pices of the club and after the close of the entertainment, dancing will fol- low until midnight.
 This evening from 6 to 8 o'clock the w C. T. U. will hold Mayday tea in their parlors, 17 Grand avenue.
 Dr. L. T. Doolittle and family have removed from Pierpont street to 103 Grand avenue.
 The East Pearl street auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) after noon at 3 D. m. with Mrs. Serene Hop- kins, 127 Atwater street.
 Miss Grace E. Marvin has been en- gagged as soprano soloist in the East Haven Congregational church.
 W. s. Futile of Chatham street. until recently employed in the accounting de- partment of the Consolidate road, has accepted an important position in the general managers office of the same company.
 MT. and Mrs Ernest Watrous and son, formerly of Chester, Conn.,, have come to this city and are residing at 23 Shelter street.
 Mrs, Lester P. Mallory of Fair Haven heights has returned from a visit with her neice in Birmingham, Ala.
 Miss Valentine Reichel of East Pearl street is confined to her home with the grip.
 The vestry of Grace church will meet this evening at o'clock in the parish house.
 Miss Cordelia Gannya, sister of