The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THE SACRED CONCERT AT EAST
 PEARL STREET CHURCH

4 AG sSAOAAO GONNAf4k4 A EAS4 PEARL STREET CHURCH A Visit to Mrs. Sanford at Black HaII- TAe Cadmus CIub-Fortieth Anniver- sary of MT. and Mrs. serenO A Hop kins-Mr. RoIIin Smiths Eightieth Birthday CeIebratiOn-3OO Friends Called.
 The sacred concert by the vested choir of the East Pearl street M. E. church, under the direction of William E. Brown. will take place this evening. The oratorio, "The Prodigal Son." by Arthur Sullivan, will be the feature of he concert. although other music will be rendered. Judging from the rehear- sals the rendition of the oratorio will be very fine and crowded house is coke for. The programme is as fol- ows:
 Processional-"Rejoice the Lord is King ......................... Parker Organ solo
 "Processional March" Queen of Sheba) ........................ Gounod (b)-"Spring Song, ..... .Mendelssohn
 MT. Brown.
 Trio for organ, piano and violin SIzrfzt-- ~. T Ar. Brown. Miss Belle Slater, Miss
 Grace Bristol.
 aThe Prodigal Son. Arthur s. Sullivan olos. chorus with organ, piano and
 violin accompaniment.
 eecessional-"For Thee Dear, Dear Country .............. ........ Tours A number of the ladies of Grace hurch went to Black Hill Conn.,, yes erday to visit Rev. and Mrs. E. T. San brd, formerly of this place. Mrs. John Wilmo.t of Auburn, R. l., who has een the guest of Mir and Mrs. R. K. bnes os 150 Blatchley avenue, was one f the party.
 The Cadmus club, literary organiza- #on, composed of about twenty-six Fair Haven ladies, were entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. William Full at a musical held at Mrs. Hulps bme on Dwight street. The afternoon Has greatly enjoyed and some fine mu- @c and literary work was listened to. he closing meeting of the season will % held with Mrs. Henry Ellenberger of erth Quinnipiac avenue.
 3Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fenton of 209 #atchley avenue have for their guest Srs. E. Fenner of Matteawan, N. Y. @ofessor Fenner is expected to join his lie tomorrow to spend the holiday ire. Professor Fenner is the principal the Matteawan high school.
 3The fortieth wedding anniversary of N. and Mrs. Sereno A. Hopkins was tingly celebrated by reception held their residence, 127 Atwater street, $t evening, from 5 to o'clock. The 3use was prettily decorate with white Ac, wild honeysueke and palms. MT. "a Mrs. Hopkins were assisted in re- living by Mrs. Elmer Hopkins, MT. "a Mrs. Irving Hopkins and the mem ss of the Ready. circle of Kings sughters of the East Pearl street 'hrch Many beautiful presents of aglass, silver, linen, etc, were receiv- A also two beautiful bouquets of forty Ik roses and forty carnations. Dur \ the evening piano solos were ren- Fed by Miss Sadie Cooper and Belle iiter; also Mrs. Lida Clark rendered a lal sole with violin obligato by Miss hce Bristol. Many friends called to |er congratulations and light refresh- hts were served.
 hore than 300 persons called to pay lr respects to Deacon Rollin Smith Perkins street Tuesday evening, and Congratulate him on having attained ripe old age of eighty years. Dea- Smith was assisted in receiving by nephew and wife, Mir. and Mrs. rles Smith. Dr. Sheath read a poem pared for the occasion and present. Deacon Smith with a purse of gold, gift of some of the members of the Kid avenue Congregational church.
 Smith responded with a few re-
 ks He also received presents of rers and very fine cake. The quar- of the Grand avenue Congrega- al church furnished music.
 here was special meeting of Adel- lodge, No. 63, in Masonic hall Tues
 evening at which two candidates worked to the third degree.
 he General Lawton loge, No. 1, I. O. B.. held a meeting in Polar Star
 Tuesday evening and initiated e new members and received three
 ications. Alter the regular meet
 music and reading selections were
 ere. The order is to give a social
 he benefit of the lodge at the home Grs. Hart of 46 Wolcott street on
 Tuesday.