The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
UNION SERVICES OF GRACE AND
 ST. JAMES, CHURCHES.

Dinuer Given in Honor of Mrs. J. Lee
 MiteheIi-U. T. D. Club Entertained by Valentine Party at Home of Mrs.
 A. D. Bakcr.
 The funeral of the late Watson M. Belden will be held from his late resi- dence. 264 North Front street, to-mor- row at 2 o'clock.
 Miss May Corbin Rowley and Walter Price Payne of Naugatuck were mar ried yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Adel- bert Rowley, 1064 Townsend avenue. Winifred. wife of Patrick Cassidy of PAT Lombard street, died yesterday. The funeral arrangements are not yet com plete.
 A small shed in the corner of Gil- bers's coal yard on Ferry street was Wednesday night the scene of a small fire. Apparatus from No. 5's responded and put out the fire with little damage. The girls aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church are pre- Daring an entertainment to be given Wednesday evening, March 2, for the purpose of starting a fund to carpet the ladies' parlor.
 A union service of Grace and St. James P. E. church will be held this evening in St. James church beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Stuart Means of St. Johns P. E. church will preach. These union services will be held each week during Lent, next week in Grace church..
 The medical inspection of the schools has disclosed the fact that the children in Fair Haven and vicinity are in a very healthful condition this winter. The ladies Of Grace F. B. church are planning to hold bazaar in the parish house on Thursday evening after East | CT, April '. During Lent they will meet on Friday afternoons to sew for it. This afternoon they will meet with Mrs. Chatterton, 174 Grand avenue. 1 Mrs. S. Lloyd Salisbury, Mrs. William A. Warner. Mrs. W. A. Graham and Mrs. L. L. Bradley gave dinner We'd nesday evening at the home of Mrs. Salisbury, 1S4 Grand avenue, in honor of Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell. Covers were laid sor twelve. The decorations were of red and the hostesses were attired in white. Dinner was served at [, and the party enjoyed a social until 10:30. The guests present besides Mrs. Mitch ell were Mrs. E. c. M. Hall, Mrs. P. S. Robinson. Mrs. Harriett Wilson Borst, Mrs Josephine Bradley and the Misses i Griswold.
 Miss Maud Desmond of 96 Main street is convalescent from an attack of pneumonia.
 John Conneli of AS Grand avenue is l i'll with the grip.
 Mrs. A. D. Baker of Exchange street entertained the U. T. D. club at val entine party Wednesday evening. The rooms were handsomely decorated with palms and festoons of red and white. Hearts were everywhere in evidence. Favors and score cards were also hearts. The ladies played games of pit, Mrs. William Redhead winning the first prize. vase; Miss Nellie Edmondson, second. a pin cushion, and the booby prize was awarded Mrs. c. c. Andel, after which luncheon was served, when Master Harold and Irving Baker pre- sented each lady with comic valen- tine. which caused no end of laughter. Those present were Mrs. Frank Butler, Mrs John Gallagher, Mrs. William Redhead, Mrs. 2. Duehurst, Miss Nellie Edmondson, Mrs. c. c. A1ldel, and Mrs. Sydna Gallagher
 | Miss Tillie Bradshaw of Norfolk. Va, has been spending a few days at the home of J. O. Cloggston of Lexington avenue. Miss Bradshaw is in the north on two weeks trip as buyer for Miller, Rhones & Co.,, a large department store