The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MARRIAGE OF MISS II. E. DAILEY
 AND DIR. GRADY.

At St. Francis ChurcIl---PianO Recital Given by Pupils of Miss Katharyne F. BIatchley--Rev. Robert F. Brown to be Ordained TO-day--WorIx on Ad- dition to Car Barns Progressing Rap- idly.
 Last evening at o'clock a piano re- cital was given by the pupils of Miss Katharyne E. Blatchley, assisted by Mrs. c. W. vishno at 219 Blatchley avenue. The home was decorated for the occasion with cut flowers and laurel and before the first number was given about seventy five relatives and friends had gathered to listen to the programme which was as follows:
 La Chase ....................... Jackson Misses Bertha Gizela Ward and May May Ward.
 Hortensia ................,..... Lange Miss Louise Germain.
 La Grace ....................... Bonn Miss Louise Germain, Norman Shepherd o Dry Those Tears ................ Riego
 Mrs. c. w. Vishno.
 Sonata No. ...-................ Haydn | Scarf Dance .................. Chaminade Master Norman Shepherd. Spinning Song '...~.-...... Mendelssohn | Miss Edna Francis Waldeck
 Sonata No. 3-Adagio Cantabile. Haydn Guitarre .................... Moszkowski
 Miss Olive Madeline Jerold.
 Mind the Day ,............... Willeby | Mrs. CIV Vishno.
 Encore--I've Something Sweet to Tell ]. You ............s,... Faning Impromptus Op. 90.. Schubert William Joel Blatchley.
 Overture Martha ...... F. von Floten Miss Olive Madeline Jerold, Miss Edna Frances Waldeck.
 | Each number was well rendered, and greatly enjoyed by those present. 1; < A wedding of much interest took place yesterday morning in St. Francis lchurch. The bride was Miss Henrietta Elizabeth Dailey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Martin Daley of 229 Grand avenue and the groom, Dr. M. K. Grady, a well known dentist of this city. It was. a quiet affair, only the immediate rela- ives being present. The bride wore a gown of heavy white satin yelled in Brussels net, and trimmed with duch- less lace She carried lilies of the val- Hey, also a prayer book festooned with white satin ribbon. The hat worn was iof real lace with ostrich plumes. There lwere no attendants After the cere- Imony breakfast was served by Stewart lat the home of the brides parents, which was prettily decorated with lpalIns and cut flowers. Dr. and Mrs. lGrady left for short wedding trip and Iupon their return will reside at 40 Elm lstreet f
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Parmelee of Syra- lcuse, N. T., former residents of Fair lHaven. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. lC. D. Bray of Quinnipiac avenue.
 At the meeting of the Sunday school board of the East Pearl street M. E. |church held Monday evening 1t was Ivoted to have a picnic an da committee Twas appointed to inquire about various lplaces suitable for the affairs and re- bort on Sunday next.
 This afternoon at o'clock in Pilgrim Congregational church Rev. Robert El- Iliott Brown will be ordained pastor of lthe church. A large delegation from lchurches within the city and of the lsurrounding towns is assured.
 As many Epworth leaguers of this
 ection as can are invited to attend the
 Toup meeting in Milford this evening
 t 8 o'clock.
 Flag day was very generally observed
 esterday by the displaying of large
 lumber of flags from the various houses
 md public buildings.
 Work on the addition to the car barns
 s progressing rapidly. The side walls Iare about completed and the iron gird- lers which will hold the roof have been placed in position. There is much Ispeculation among people in the neigh borhood as to whether the railroad com. Ipany will lay tracks through some of jthe streets in order to connect the Clay lstreet entrance with the Grand avenue Tor Ferry street lines. An official of the lcompany states that as yet the company ihas no charter for those streets. It is iprobable that one will be asked for ir Ithe near future, as four large doorways have been provided for at the Clay istreet entrance while only two open ts--