The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DOINGS IN VARIOUS CHURCHES
TOMORROW.

East Side Team Defeats Quinntpiacs-
Professor BisseH of California to
Preach at Grand Avenue Baptist
Shureh-A Surprise Party-Snappy
Games of Tennis--I. f. Social Club
Banquet.
Thursday afternoon the East Side
team defeated the Quinnipiac team in
fie inning game. score 10 to 0. To-
day the East Sides cross bats with the
Rivals on olds' lot in the afternoon,
and the game should be an exception
ally good one.
At the East Pearl Street church to-
morrow there will be public worship
at 1920 and 1880 with sermons by the
pastor. Rev. E. c. Tullar. Sunday
school at noon. Epworth league at 6:15.
subject, "obeying When Obedience is
Hard" to be led by John Bennett,
Evelyn Lindsey of Clinton avenue,
son of Captain Lindsey of truck No.
IS, is visiting friends at Cosey Beach.
Professor Bissell Of California will
again occupy the pulpit of Grand Ave-
nue. Baptist church tomorrow morn
| ing. Sunday school and Y. P. S. c. E.
services as usual.
Nj. and Mrs. John Donovan of %
East Pearl street held surprise party
and reception Thursday evening in hon
or of the tenth anniversary of the birth
| of their little daughter, Marion. About
| fifty friends attended, many bringing
handsome presents for the little Miss
Donovan, among them being a gold
ring and q complete dolls set.
Some snappy games of tennis are be-.
| ing played by members Of the Winde-
mere club each evening ontheir grounds
on AtWater street. Dr. Doolittle seems
to be getting into shape since the two
defeats BY the Lexingtons, as on
Thursday evening he and Harry Jacobs
played Hurd and Hopkins three
straight sets, Scores: SIS. 81, ga.
/ S. G. Burwell is having an addition
built on his old homestead at the cor
ner Of East Pearl street and Chambers
street and will move into the house
when completed. He now resides at
1853 B1atchley avenue.
The Y. p. S. C. e. at 6:15 p. m. will
be the only service In Grand Avenue
Congregational church tomorrow.
The I. +. Social club held an initia-
tion and banquet at their room, No.
Grand avenue, Thursday evening. Will
1it1Y1 Tftnf
was let off easy. The banquet was
quite an elaborate one and the toasts
and speeches were quite in keeping
with it. Frank Diamond played a
number Of piano solos. and the boys
spent a pleasant evening. The affair
LASTED until o'clock.
Miss Charlotte Fabrique, Marcello
Quinn, Bertha Niles. Charlotte Mes
Isenger, Lillian Hewlett and Kittie Nc
Cabe, chaperoned by Mrs. Moody, are
lat the Studio, Short Beach for two
i weeks.
Mrs. Alexander DupeWs and children
LOT So Rowe street IS spending two
months at the Thousand Islands and
/ in Canada.
1 Mrs. Frances M. Wedmore and
4 daughter, Mrs. Kseney Of East Grand
lavenue, have returned from Littleton,
I'm. H., where they have spent the
Ipast month.
i The Misses Mary Grant, Sadie Dug
gan and Agnes Conlin left yesterday
! for Atlantic City for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bishop 81 Grano
Eavenue have gone to Morris Cove for
la seW weeks. the guests Of Lyman
THOMPSON.
Frank Walsh Of ,22O Blatchley avenue
has resigned his position as will paper
salesman for the r. B. Bradley Co, and
Twill open an uptown store early in the
spring Iii the same line for himself.
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