The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-07
ATTEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
VARIOUS INTERESTING SOCIAL
 AFFAIRS.

.,azaar at Grace Church Parish House Ladies' Aid soeiety-Home from Fror- ida-The Late Charles W. Hemingway Two Wedding. Yesterday.
 The regular meeting of the Epworth sagre. chapter 4277, will be held this vening with Mir. and Mrs. Edward C.. enton, 209 Blatchley avenue. After the business meeting a programme of vocal nd instrumental music will be given y the committee on entertainment, and tbI members and friends are invited to e present.
 All is in readiness for the bazaar, Hhich will be held this evening on the Ihrish house of Grace Episcopal hureh, corner Blatchley avenue and Exchange street. The ladies have been Eorking for weeks on many novelties &hIch will be on sale in the various Booths and they hope for the support their friends in the undertaking. The kusical and literary entertainment un- fer the direction of Miss Brett will be most attractive feature in the even g. She will be assisted by Miss D. Gertrude Duell, Miss Mary l.. Haley, iss Ida Barnes and Miss May Coun- lyman. The admission will be but kn cents. Sandwiches, coffee and pie lill be on. sale; also ice cream and kke.
 The parish aid society of St. James hurch will serve their bi-weekly sup er this evening at 6:30 o'clock.
 3Crawford council, No. 19, R. and s. :, held it's regular monthly meeting in Aasonic' hall last evening. Only rou- he business was transacted.
 East Rock lodge, No. Ss, A. o. U. w., Fill meet this evening at o'clock in o. U. W. hall. 25 Grand avenue. < 3The ladies aid society of. the East searl street church will serve an egg Apper this evening at 6 o'clock in the krlor of the church.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Mansfield of sos uinnipiac avenue entertained ten embers of the Y. M. c. A. boys club st evening. A short entertainment las given, and a fine supper served. l Announcement of the death of Charles lemingway, who had been critically i'll ith complication of diseases at his pme on Lenox street for five weeks, ill be found in the obituary column. Captain Albert Bishop of Blatchley venue, who has been spending the past ur months with Captain Charles Elm y at New Berlin, Fla, has returned. was met on Tuesday in New York his son George, and the captain ap- bars to be improved in health. He ates that the climate in Florida is pw real summer and that the fruit is good size. The passage from Flor a to New York was an ideal trip, cry berth was occupied and the eather all that could be hoped for. He glad to be among his relatives again. Miss Katherine Mooney, daughter of ichael Mooney of Chapel street, and iward Barry were married at 10 clock yesterday morning in St. Fran ; church. Miss Katherine Mooney, a usin of the bride, was bridesmaid, d John Shevlin was best man. After wedding breakfast at the home of the idle MT. and Mrs. Barry left for a Pdding trip, during which they will Sit Atlantic City and Washington. their return they will reside at A Pplar street.
 John Watson, formerly of New Ha- n. sailed yesterday on the steamer Eeanic for a pleasure trip through iris and England, visiting his native K me, Scotland
 < Miss Catherine. daughter of MT. and IS. Matthew Bomster of East Pearl rect, and Franw Mulhearn were mar I'd at 9 o'clock yesterday morning in Ae St. Francis church by Rev. Father ker. After a wedding breakfast at E home of the brides parents. the sppy couple left on short wedding lr.
 Mrs. Catherine Hogan of Downing rect is seriously i'll with gastritis.
 The Mems club of the Peoples church mitted seven new members at it's gular meeting Tuesday evening. At next meeting on April 19 a debate II be held on the question Shall Im~ grafton be Restricted?"
 Mrs. Henry Manwaring of Grand ave- I. s. of A., at whist yesterday after on.
 Miss Jane Carter, daughter of Thomas rter of Mill street, and William Kill a popular employe of the Fair Ha- h road, were married yesterday morn in St. Francis church. MT. and Mrs. Hoy left on the 1:30 train for a short dding tour, and upon their return Il reside at 261 Lloyd street.
 Ihe democratic patriotism of Nathan Quick of South End cost him about 10 the night of the democratic caucus d yesterday recently in the East Ha- h town hall. After the caucus MT. ick started home, driving down the sey Beach car tracks. He drove un- ttingly into a gulley washed out this St winter. and his horse received in nal injuries from which he died.
 
 ATON SCHOOL ALUMNI DANCE. The alumni oe the Eaton grammar lool on Jefferson street held a dance Harmonic hall last night as the sec- Il annual meeting of the association. e dance was a pleasant affair of six m numbers, with music by an or estra. It began at S:45. The commit
 which had the affair in charge was imposed of Dr. J. W. Jewett, chair n: W. F. Nicolls, the supervisor of ton district: J. H. Smith, the pres mt of the association Frederick