The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-20


 Reception in Derby-FuneraI of Mrs.
 Jane Herbert-Fire Department Me-
 moriaI Services Held Last Evening
 Social Items.
 Dwight W. Ball, formerly of Fair Haven and son of the late Miles Ball, died at his home in Chicago Saturday. June IS, aged s6 years. after short ill., ness with pneumonia heart failure. His mother, Mrs. Ellen M. Potter, left on Saturday for Evansville, Ind, where the funeral will be held to-day. Fair Haven is the former home of his wife, who was Miss Grace Bsbcock, and they were married here about twelve years ago.
 The regular meeting of Quinnipiac conclave. Improved Order of Hepta- sophs, will be held in A, o. U. ". hall at 25 Grand avenue this evening at o'clock. It is expected that large number of applications for membership will be presented by members of the two teams which are to work for the increase of the membership of Quin- nipiac and for a large class initia- tion to be held in the fall.
 Lancraft's Drum corps, together with about forty friends, went to Derby on Friday evening to reception given by Robert Granniss. who formerly resided here, and who was married about June 1. The party was armed with toot- horns and the like, and carried many dainty dishes of palatabla foods, and very pleasant evening was spent, the party returning at late hour.
 In the Sunday school room of the East Pearl Street M. E. church next Thursday evening musical and stere- opticon entertainment will be given un- der the auspices of the Epworth league. Mrs. F. E. Okeson, one of New Haven's foremost sopranos, and who possesses a rare voice, has been secured. Rev. E.. C. Tullar, the pastor of the church, who has travelled very extensively in this country and in Europe will spend a half hour showing a very choice col lection of views from all parts of the world. The views to be shown on this occasion have never been displayed in this city. Piano solos, cello solos and a sketch entitled Christina Chimes will conclude the programme. The ad- mission will be fifteen cents.
 MT and Mrs. J. Lowrey Finch have Issued invitations for the wedding re- ception of their daughter Miss Lena Hortense Finch and Mr. Chauncey Jerome Lines, which will be held "Wednesday evening, June 29 from S:S0 to 10 o'clock at 86 South Front street.
 3-.. oF Tiee, Bessie Marion De Lacey daughter of MT. and Mrs. P. De Lacey of 179 Ex- change street, to Thomas F. Hickey, Yale 1900 L. S. Miss DeLacey is very popular in Fair Haven society and is a graduate of Hillhouse High school, class of '99. Mr. Hickey who is now associated with the law firm of Lesser Bros, 320 Broadway, N. Y., is well known here, having made New Haven his home for twelve years previous to his going to New York in 1903.
 By vote of the members of the Grand Avenue Congregational church on Fri day evening. last the weekly prayer meetings will hereafter be held on Tuesday evening instead of on Friday evening.
 Rev. L. R. Streeter of Torrington, Conn, was here on Saturday and called on number of friends.
 Memorial services were held by the Annex fire department in Fireman's hall Forbes avenue. last evening in memory of deceased members. A large number were present and an appropri- ate programme was rendered. Rev. L. C. Porter delivered the memorial ora tion.
 The Fair Haven office of the Adams Express Co. is no longer an independ- ent affair it now being branch of the \ orange street office, so that J. J. Day ton, now makes his reports to the agent in the main office.
 Bicycists are warned to keep off the sidewalks, while mounted, in Fair Ha- ven East. Many of the citizens are complaining of the practice of riding on sidewalks, and if it is not stopped some arrests may follow.
 Miss Kate Lee Lewis will give a song recital at the last open meeting of the Bushnell Motherhood club this evening dn the church auditorium of Bushnell hall, corner of State and Ferry streets. Mrs. Alex. F. Irvine, the president of the club, will preside and read the words of the songs, which will all be poems taken from the works of Tenny- son. Following is the programme: The City Child ..................Ho Homer The Owl ................S. P. Warren Minnie and Minnie .,........G. Smith Beat Upon Mine, Little Heart. Nevin What Does Little Birdie Say. Sullivan When is Another (from Wren Songs)
 .....,...... .................. SulllVan Elaines' Song Idyls of the Kink) )...
 ..............-....... A. Foole The Miller's Daughter .......... Pinsuti The Poets Song ...................Pa Parry Ring Out Wild Bells .Gounod
 From Maud
 Birds on the High Hall Garden.......
 ......,................ SOmerVlile Go Not Happy Day Somerville Come into the Garden, Maud. Massenet
 From the Princess:-
 Sweet and Low Barnby Blow, Bugle, Blow ............. Oakeley "A Swallow Flying South ......A. Foote Break, Break Break Coombs St. Agnes Eve Sullivan Crossing the Bar ..........i....... Buck
 Tee cream will be served after the programme in the supper room down stairs.