The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-02
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REV DR. sNEATH BEGINS HIS NEW PASTORATE TOMORROW.

Notes of Church Services Tomorrow Whist at the Calumet CIub-Th e Diamond Club, Etc.
 The dedicatorial services of the Church of the Second Advent known as the Household of Faith on Grand ave nue, which began yesterday morning at 1O:SO, are spoken of in another col umn.
 Station A closed at noon yesterday, the carriers making but one trip.
 The steamer Isaac Brown, Captain F. E. Brown, arrived Thursday from Bridgeport with 800 bushels of oysters.
 The Sunday afternoon meeting in the rooms of the W. c. T. union, No. r Grand avenue. will be led tomorrow by the Rescue Band of City Missions. The meeting is at 3 p. m., to which all friends are invited.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational l church tomorrow. Rev. Isaiah w. Sheath, Ph. D., will begin his pastorate and will preach his first sermon as pas- tor at the morning service. Dr. Sheath has just closed a successful pastorate at the First Congregational church of Franklin, Mass, and his being engaged as pastor of the local church means much for the society as he is a man capable of filling the position success fully
 Miss Mary Connolly of Mt. St. Jo- Iseph's seminary, Hartford, is spending the holiday vacation with her parents at 126 Blatchley avenue.
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church tomorrow the holy communion will be administered in connection with the morning service. In the evening Rev. Dr. L. R. Streeter, the pastor, will preach and special music will be rem dered by the vested choir. Following is the musical programme for the day:
 Morning.
 1 Organ prelude-Adagio ....... Volkmar Response-Hear Us. 0 Father. Haydn offertory-Thy Life Was Given for
 AhC '''ss ss '... '. .ss'. .s NsHttSAs s'VAi Evening.
 Organ prelude-PastoraIe in G.. Market Anthem-O How Amiable. .... Barnby Response-The Lords Prayer. Mason lOffertory-In Heavenly Love Abiding
 .............. ..............,.... Brown Anthem-Lovely Appear (Redemp-
 tion) ...................... Gounod The services at Grace P. E. church for the second Sunday after Christmas will be holy communion and sermon by the rector at 10:3O a. m., Sunday school lat 12:15, holy baptism at 4 p. m, and evening prayer and sermon by the Rev. Charles o. Scoville of Trinity church al 7.30 D. m. On Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock a. m. the Rev. J. A. Riddle will administer holy communion at the Home for the Friendless, the day being "The Epiphany" The ladies of the Rectors' Aid society will give a supper in the parish house on Thursday even ing, January ', at 6;S0 o'clock
 Playing whist with interest and zeal the Calumet club Thursday night saw the dawn of 1904 at watch party al the home of Mrs. Henry F. Arthur oi lS6 Woolsey street This is whist cluk which meets Monday evenings and has had very pleasant season. They de- cded that they could fittingly watch the coming of the new year at theii favorite game, which was enjoyable as ever. Those present were MT. and Mrs David R. Pollock, MT. and Mrs. lame: A. Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craw. ford, Mr. and Mrs Edgar A. Johnson MT. and Mrs. James Nelson, MT. anc Mrs. Friend Francis, Mrs. Lamb, Miss Grace Roberts, Burton Potter, MT. anC Mrs. Henry F. Arthur. The clubs las meeting was held with Mr. and Mrs Nelson Monday evening and it was tht verdict of the members that with eacf gathering the pleasure grows.
 The Diamond club was entertained b, Mrs. Walter $. Petrie of BIatchley ave nue Thursday afternoon in honor o her daughter, Miss Mildred Petrie, member. A unique idea was carried out each guest bidden, was asked t, dress to represent some kind of cak and the person guessing the larges humber correctly was awarded a prize One little maid decorated with a minia ture toy hen, representing a layer lcake; another hung with raisins an, icurrants was a fruit cake and so on Those present were Miss Florence Bai Hey, Miss Esther Northrop, Miss Addi Clark, Miss Ruth DeLacy, Miss Rutl Saley, Miss Grace Peterson and Mis- Mildred Petrie.