The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE EAST
 PEARL STREET CHURCH.


 Excellent Programme Carried Out-sIr.
 and Mrs. c. H. Bush Celebrate Second
 Wedding ABDiyersary-The sarsfeId
 Guard at St. Francis Chureh-aIr. and
 Mrs. c. H. Durant Given Surprise
 Party.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Bush celebrated the second anniversary of their wedding at their home, s2O Lenox street, on Fri day evening. During the evening a number of friends called to extend con- gratulations and share the hospitality of the host and hostess. The house was adorned with peonies and ferns, and Simpsons orchestra furnished music sor the occasion. Ice cream, cake and lemonade were served, and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by the guests. Among those present were Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Phillips, Miss Bertha Wright, Mir. and Mrs. Earl F. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Bertice Diver, MT. and Mrs. Herbert J. Foote MT. and Mrs Eugene c. Hill, MT. and Mrs. Elmer A. Howard, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Simp- son, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Jesse Richmond, Miss Lillian Gladwin, Mrs. Jacobs, Miss Thompson, Miss McDermott, Mrs. s. M. Smith, Miss Grace Smith, Harold P. Warren, Frank w. Dewell, Winfred Co., burn, George Plumb and son, Irving Fields Edwin Foote, and Mrs. Nellie Bush.
 The Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters will meet this evening with Miss Glad win. 140 Exchange street.
 The monthly teachers meeting of the East Pearl street Sunday school will be held this evening in the church parlors. At this meeting it will be decided whether or not the school will have a picnic this summer and where the same will be held. A full meeting is looked for.
 The Sarsfield Guard attended 10:3O mass in St. Francis church yesterday. The quartette and full choir rendered special music on the occasion. It has been the custom for this company to at ! tend mass in one of the Catholic chuch- ! es on the second Sunday in June each ] year. The last attendance at St. Fran < cis church was in June, 1900.
 Mrs. Bertice Diver of Grand avenue will leave to-day for Oneida, N. Y, her % old home, to be away two months. Her # husband will join her about July i. M George Bunnell of Baltimore, former K 1y of Fair Haven, is stopping at the |s home of Mrs. w. M. Morton of North | Front street.
 Mrs. Mary Bree of Cedar Hill avenue l tis at Lakeville, Conn.,, for months stay.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Durant of 83 Ex- ,change street were agreeably surprised / lby large number of friends recently, : the occasion being the anniversary of their wedding which took place twenty -four years ago, the officiating clergy man being Rev. William H. McAllister. Music, pit dancing and a supper were enjoyed by all Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Durant, Arthur Durant, MT. and Mrs. Batson, Mrs. W. b. Mcbride, Mrs. H. E. Cooper, Miss Lillian Baldwin, Mrs. Jesse Richmond, Harry Brinley, Mrs. H. Brinley, E A. Babson, Mrs S. S. Meeker, Mrs. Will liam Meeker, Mrs. M Fosdicik, Mrs. bohn Riley, Masters Clarence and Ray hnond Provost w. Cunningham, Carl E Brostler Mrs. Harry MacBath, Hiss Leila Roache, MT. Hall. Mrs. E.. k. Babson, Miss Edna Fosdick and John Reilly.
 Miss Lizzie McGovern of Worcester, hass.. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ward, wife of Detective Ward at their omes, 238 Lombard street.
 Henry L. Manning has returned with lis bride from Tennessee and is now at onle of his friend at I'll Lexington ave- ue.
 The Children's day exercises by the umday school of the East Pearl street
 E. church was largely attended and Re following exercises were carried tlt:
 rgan prelude-Of -Offertoire in A. .Batiste rocessional hymn-ivested choir and
 school.
 responsive reading.
 anging Wake Iris Children's Day.
 School.
 rayer by the pastor.
 nging-s'In the Glory of the Sum-
 shine"-School.
 ecitation-Opening Chilidren's Day
 Gifts-Miss Mabel Benton.
 rimary school exercises-Songs and
 recitations.
 nging-" Joys Sunshine Everywhere"
 --School.
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