The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ROUND OF NEiy TEARS PARTIES
 ENDS HOLIDAY SEASON.

Leap Year Danoe of Uneeda Rest Club
 successful-chaafauq Circle Gives
 Pleasing Entersainmsnt-Ph Delta
 mInstreIs Promise Gcod Programme
 Other Events.
 ouinniDiac ccnclave, Improved Order of Heptasophs. will hold it's regular meeting this evening in A. Q. U. W. hall. 25 Grand avenue. It is expected that several candidates will present themselves for initiation, and that many of the new members will be present. On Monday evening. January IS, the install lation Of officers will take place, at which time all members of the conclave are earnestly invited to be present.
 Fort Hale lodge. N. E. o. F., held it's regular meeting last Friday evening. There was a large gathering owing to the fact that Christmas tree was in or der Presents were distributed from ed. Thirteen applications were balloted upon and one received. The installation of the officers of the lodge will take place at the next meeting.
 On Friday evening a New Years par ty was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Frahlich of Quinnipiac avenue. Vocal and instrumental selec- tions were rendered and games were indulged in. Miss Lillian Rudolph, on the piano. and Henry Rudolph, jr., on the mandolin, rendered some excellent duets. Mrs. George Cook gave recita- tions, Miss Emma Schubert played some selections on the piano, and Bert Bradley and Mrs. Dexter Bradley did a cakewalk. Among those present were: Mrs. Henry Rudolph, MT. and Mrs. Fred Won Beren. Mrs. Kautz, Mrs Moeller, Mrs. Henze, Mrs. Eisley, Mrs. Unmack, Mrs. Bernhardt, Mrs. George Cook, and rs. Schubert
 Joseph Summer, formerly of Fair Ha- ven, died at his home, 2S Admiral street Friday morning of old age. MT Sum- mer resided here a number of years leaving here about three year ago. He was a prominent member of Grand ave- nue Congregational church. His re- mains will be taken to Pomfret, Conn.,, this morning for burial. A surprise party was given George Fowler, at his home, 66 Atwater street, Friday evening. Games were played throughout the evening, after which lunch was served. The after lunch feature was peanut race The win- ners were Philip Mack and May Gran- ger. Those present were Frank, Ray and Rury Fowler. Madge, Frank and Fred Champion, Philip and Ida Mack, Teresa and Henry Jaenicke, May Gran ger, Rose Wipper, Bertha Reynolds, Russell Strubeil, Wilmont Shepard and William Reid
 Most of the stores along the lower end of Grand avenue will be open every ev- ening with the exception of Wednesdays and Thursdays.
 The many friends of Miss Marion Turbert of Blatciley avenue will be pleased to hear that she is convalescent. Charles Brewer of West Haven lost l a finger while at work in Mansfield's lumber yard on Thursday. While hold I ing plank against buzz saw his hand I.slipped and struck the saw. which sev- cred a finger below the second joint On Tuesday evening, January 12, the Phi Delta minstrels, assisted by the
 Harmony Glee club, will present their first entertainment of the season at Polar Star hall. The chorus, which is composed of twenty-five trained voices, will render the following programme: Introductory overture ........ Company Jokes Leroy Buckingham and Wilfred T. Mott.
 Song" Say You'll be Friend of Mine'' MT. Watson.
 Jokes-W -Wilfred T. Nott
 End song" Good Bye, Eliza Jane".. MT. Buckingham. Reading Harry North.
 Song Sycamore Tree'-Alfred Hall.
 End song Sammy my''-Wilfred T. Mott.
 Jokes-Leroy Buckingham. ! Selection Harmony Glee club. Jokes-Wilfred T. Mott.
 End song" "Dinah Jones Leroy Buck ingham.
 Ballad-" Meath Southern Skys'-- James Hall.
 Jokes-Leroy Buckman.
 End song-' Rags Wilfred T. Mott.
 Selection-B Bachelor Trio, Messrs. Chipp, 1 Hall and Mix.
 i tJokes-Leroy Buckingham and Wilfred T. Mott.
 Finale American Beauty Hike" | Company
 Dancing will follow at the close of the l programme.
 I A quiet but very pretty wedding took place on Thursday evening at the home
 of MT. and Mrs. George E. Granniss, 113s l Townsend avenue, when their daughter | Miss Sadie. was united in marriage te