The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
nANY VISIT SCENE OF THE
 WRECK.

An Enjoyable watermeIou Party Given
 By Mss siiskeII-HeptOsOphs Meet
 Monthly Meeting Of East Pearl Street
 Church Postponed.
 ouinnipiac conclaye. Improved Order Iof Heptasophs. Will hold it's regular meeting this evening in A. o. U. w. hall 25 Grand avenue.
 A very enjoyable water melon party was given by Miss Elizabeth Miskell of James street on Thursday evening last. The rooms were very prettiiy decorated in watermelon coIors, and the younf people enjoyed themselves in playing various games and in singing. Piano se- lections were rendered by Miss Lillian Rudolph and Miss Cora Christofonos and vocal selections were rendered by Miss Mamie Cafe, Edward Dwyer and John Freeman. About midnight the Jolly party partook of a watermelon feast and as a result of the watermelon contest Miss Margaret Cafe and Ed ward Dwyer were awarded prizes.
 Miss Julia May of Saltonstall avenue and Miss Eva Donnelly of Blatchley avenue left on Saturday for Baltimore where they will visit MT. and Mrs. Matthew A. Callan.
 The monthly official board meeting of the East Pearl street M. E. church, which would ordinarily be held this evening has been postponed.
 Miss Ruth Wilson of 57 Houston street and her aunt. Mrs. Doolittle, are stop ping at the Central hotel, Hazelton, Pa.
 Many from this section yesterday took occasion yesterday to go to the scene of the wreck near Schuetzen park. where on Sunday morning an express train bound north struck freight, de- molishing four freight cars and sending the passenger engine into the ditch. taking with it the rails and ties of the down tracks. It is very interesting to watch the workings of the wreckine crew and crane, and crowds were at the scene of the accident nearly all day.
 pr. P. H. Robinson, who has been with his family at Laconia, N. H., for the past few days, will return to his practice tomorrow. He will take a much longer vacation in September, when he will be away about month.
 Frederick Reichael of East Pearl street and Miss Rinnie Reichael are visiting Jacob Reichaei in Bridgeport.
 James F. McGowan of Chicago is vis- ting his mother; Mrs. Ellen McGowan of 16S Grafton street.
 x E JTy p,;y,ne a ,,Sls fe,,,,31x,s ,.e oo r,,..21 avenue have taken a cottage at Cosey | Beach for the month of August.
 The Misses Anna and Agnes Weber md Miss Mary Beauton leave to-day Or Milford, where they will spend two weeks at the Sea Breeze house. Fort rrumbull Beach
 Elmon s. Wade of Welcome street s in Boston for a stay of three weeks with his son, Burton.
 Many of the Fair Haven people are at 9lainfeld, Conn, attending the Metho- list camp meeting of the New Haven district, which opened on Friday. Rev. 2 c. Tullar, pastor of the East Pearl treet M, p. church, pjreached the ser non at the camp grounds last evening.
 Mrs. Frederick Duncklee of 1855 Graf on street is visiting her mother at ,olchester, Conn.
 Morris Hogan of Downing street left aturday for Portland, Me, to take esponsible position in that city.
 Harvey and Louis Davis of Quinnipi- c avenue left Saturday for the St. ,ouis exposition. l Miss Katherine Corbett of Grand ave I ue leaves for Madison, Conn, to-day, rhere she will spend her vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Farnam of Farren ave ue arc entertaining MT. and Mrs. Hy- lan Canon of Norwalk, Conn. Titus A. Hall of Grand avenue has aturned from Guilford, where he has cen visiting the past week. Mrs. A. Orgler and her daughter. eah, leave to-norrow for short visit Boston, Mass, with friends.