The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
RECEPTION TO BEGITEETOREE.
 AND MRS. sNEATH.

shedea Whist club Entertained by Misses o'Dea-cards for Masquersde whist Thss Evening as Mrs. John manwaring's.
 The shedea Whist club was enter tained by the Misses o'Dea of TOT Sal tonstan avenue last Friday evening and a jolly good time was enjoyed by all present A very exciting play of whist resulted in the capture of the first prize, a picture, by Miss Dorothy Shea; MT. Kelly won first gentleman's prize, match case. Games, singing and the taking of a flashlight closed the even ing's sport. Those present were the Misses Shea, Kelly, Ryan, Geeland, McDonald, O'Dea and Messrs. Walsh, Perry, MuIvey, O'Dea, Kelly, Crofton, Turner and Burke.
 An entertainment, which promises to be very interesting, will be given in the w. c. T. U. rooms, F Grand ave nue. this evening.
 Cards are out for masquerade whist to be given this evening by John Man waring at his residence, corner Ferry and Grand. Those who have been for tunate enough to receive invitations are anticipating any amount of fun.
 The committee on the reception to be given tomorrow evening to the Rev. Dr. Sheath and Mrs. Sheath extend a most cordial invitation to every mem Der of the congregation to be present and greet the new pastor and his wife. Neighboring churches have also been invited to send representatives. The Sunday school room will be decorated for the occasion and an orchestra of five pieces will furnish music.
 Mrs A. M Parker and Mrs. ". A. Graham held a progressive pit party at the home of Mir and Mrs. Graham on Grand avenue Monday evening. The play was close and spirited and the final contest for the prize was very in teresting. Dwight l.. Chamberlain fin ally captured the prize. Miss D. Ger trude Duell and MT. Chamberlain rem dered several vocal numbers, accom- panied by Miss May Baldwin on the piano. A neat buffet lunch was served were MT. and Mrs. L. l.. Bradley, MT and Mrs A. B. Brainard, Miss Gladwir of Westfeld, Mass, MT. and Mrs. A Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Warren and Messrs. Stanley Parker, J. H Meigs of Ivoryton and Alfred Burr oi Thomaston.
 There will be a business meeting oi the Rector's Aid society this evening at 7:30 in the parish house of Grace P B. church.
 The Little Workers" are having daily rehearsals to prepare for ter cent entertainment in the form of 3 valentine evening for Monday, the 18th. in the Sunday school room of the Grand avenue Congregational church After the platform entertainment ice cream will be sold and the postoffice opened.
 The masquerade ball given by the Zu Zu Social club Monday evening 1T t Polar Star hall was well attended. Int costumes were varied and many O them grotesque to a degree. As an en- tertainment number, a prize walk com petition for the championship of Con guacticut was held by Donahue and Bur < zsss ..ss,e present champions, against al corners. Miller's orchestra furnished music for dancing. The committee il charge of the affair was as follows AlIis Dupois, president; E. s. Ryan vice president; Joseph Dest, treasurer B. H. Clark, secretary; J. W. Bring William Wooden and F. Burns.
 Patrolman Martin Higgins has recov cred from his recent illness and il again on duty.
 This evening a genuine oyster sup per will be served by the men of Pil grim church in the chapel at o'clock From all reports this will be at leas a seventy five cent supper for dfteel cents Following the supper musica entertainment will be given by a clul from Yale college. Admission tel cents.
 This evening the w. C. T. U. will hay an entertainment in Fair Haven con sisting of vocal and instrumental music dialogues and recitations; solo by Mis- Agnes Hogan, "Ye Olden Time" an mandolin, harpe and violin solo by Mis- Kanahan and Miss Bruce; violin solo b Miss Belle Whipper, also by Claytol Wells: dialogue, 'The Matrimonial Ad vertisemen:" dialogue by four yeun men, ''Trusty and True;;" recitation Ice cream. The affair will take plac at 17 Grand avenue.