The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-11-01
|AlESl FAIR HAVEN MEMS
ARGUS ITEMS OF INTEREST
HERE AND THERE.

aIIowe'en Parties Being GIven-Bene-
ut at baptist Church-Marriage of
Harvey Davis and Miss Anise Clark
$4,000 for Church improvements
Successful Fire Drill at strong school
On Wednesday afternoon and even
a bazaar for the benefit of the
DIR Of the Grand avenue Baptist
urch will be held in the chapel Of
turch under the able direction of Miss
a Headee. Fancy articles, cake, can
ice cream, lemonade, tea and cocoa
IN be for sale. There will also be an
Inhibition of basketry and orders given
IN be gladly filed. The several booths
III be unique and attractive, special
terest eentering in, the chimney
both, messenger booth or telegraph
ation, Rebecca at the well and the
panese tea room. The color scheme
the whole affair is red and white.
pleasing programme is promised for
e evenings entertainment George
1ward Hendee, tenor, being the spec
soloist, The price of admission is
teen cents, and holders Of tickets
II be admitted both afternoon and
tening. The members of the choir
e the Misses Ida Hendee, Lizzie
philips, Mary Farren and Bessie Per-
Sns, sopranos; Bessie Smith, JEANNE
Rrren, Mamie Hugo, altos; Edward
Prkins, John Perkins and Elmer Kali
Ten, tenors; Christopher Perkins and
ilbur Davis, BASES. Miss Ruth Will
n is organist. The object of the ba-
ar is to raise funds for purchasing
ny music.
pjoyed last night. Some of them were
lrprise affairs and others were given
invitation. Two very pleasant par
es were those given at the home of
iss Charlotte Hennessey of Maltby
ACE and Edward Keegan Of Ferry
treet.
Tomorrow evening the girls aid So
ety will give an entertainment in the
rand avenue Congregational church.
here will be recitations. solos and
rec, and Ice cream and cake will be
pld. The society assumed one-half Of
be expense of laying new carpet in
he primary room of the Sunday school
Nd the proceeds Of the entertainment
i'll be devoted to this purpose. cloth
g and useful articles are sold to many
Dor people at a nominal sum, thus do
Ag much good and tssc donors get rid
a great deal of unservieeable mater
il.
Although the ladies OF the Grand ave-
ue Congregational church had two
orny days for their rummage sale
ne sum cleared reached $1S4. The la
Yes Of the Grand avenue Baptist
hurch made $40 on their sale, and this
tlm would have been greater but for
be fact that the stock of articles ran
hort. These sales serve a three-fold
urpose. Considerable sums are raised
pr church work.
The marriage of Henry Davis, son
1 Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Davis of Quinni-
lac avenue, to Miss Anise Clark was
surprise to many of their friends, al
nough few had been let into the sec
st. The groom is a member of the
rm of r. G. Davis & Co. Their many
iends will unite in Congratulations.
Pr. and Mrs. Davis left for st. Louis
IN q bridal trip.
u The cost Of the improvements recent
gly made on church property BY the
ociety of Pilgrim church will amount
81 fully $4,000. About $4,000 was ex-
Tended on the church and $1,000 on the
Parsonage.
The members of the w. c. T. u. will
five a supper at their rooms to-day
bonn 6toA7 b. m.
The Y. p. S. c. 3. of the Grand ave-
Eue Congregational church made SIG
us a result Of the Illustrated lecture.
The ladies aid society of the Grand
venue Congregational church will
will meet this week to prepare the sew
ng work.
A successful fire drill was held in
Strong school just before noon yester-
lay, the 800 or more children marching
Tut in perfect order. The school regu-
ations require a drill once month.
The Rival social club, which has
looms at 1856 Poplar street has elected
hese officers: William Kelly, president;
Michael Heenan, vice president; David
PERNIANENCE OF CURE.