The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
oUINNIPIAoK CONCLAFE OF
 HEPTASOPHS.

An Interesting OecasiOn-Quinnipiac
 Canoe CIub-variOus Items of In
 terest.
 Unclaimed letters at Station A are as follows: Miss E. F. Fields and Miss Mary Haney.
 Sc many people have expressed a de- sire to witness the play "A Spoiled Dar- ling'' which the 'A,' Dramatic club pre- sented so successfully last Tuesday ev- ening at the Grand Avenue Congrega- tional church, that the club has decid- ed to give a second presentation of the comedy at Polar Star hall on Monday evening, May 2, in connection with dance. Good music has been secured and dancing will begin immediately at the close of the play and continue until midnight.
 The Quinnipiac Canoe club will give whist in Polar Star hall this evening for which the admission will be 9 cents. The proceeds will go towards the funds for the erection of new canoe house on North Front street. Several beauti- full prizes will be offered and the affair promises to be of interest to all who attend.
 The William Morris club, an organiz- ation of young men ranging from 15 to 20 will give an entertainment at Bush nell hall this evening.
 At a meeting of the First Ecclesias- tical society held Mondy evening, the committee on repairs reported the prog ress being made and stated that the church will probably be ready for oc- cupancy before July 1.
 The annual sale of pews of the Grand Avenue Congregational church will take place next Monday evening.
 c. H. Webber of $50 Quinnipiac ave- nue is the father of lusty little boy who was born yesterday. Mother and 1 father are delighted and many friends are sending congratulations. l A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Molloy at their home, 175 Lombard street. which tips the scales to F pounds. The father, who is a clerk in Station A, is receiving many congratulations from his many friends over the advent
 | Frederick w. Turner, of Bradford, England, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Rogerson, of 220 Exchange street.
 Over fifty members of the Improved Order of Heptasophs enjoyed a very | pleasant evening with Quinnipiac Con clave at it's regular meeting held re- gently. Aside from the routine of business the Yale Uniformed Degree team worked the degree upon one can didate, and their appearance and work was we'll received. A degree team has been organized in Quinnipiac Conclave as follows: William A. Hadley, past archon; L. A. Russell. archon; J. Hotchldss provost: A. D. Stone, pre- late; John Richardson, inspector; F. I. Ellis, finaneier; A. w. Beecher, ,secreta- ry; W. H. Byrnes, warden; assistant inspectors E. Clark and F. McCabe. J. E. Morse is the degree master. This team will begin fehearsals at once, and in the near future will be ready to ini- tiate all candidates in first-class shape. Uniforms will be procured, which will be ready when the fall campaign begins. After the meeting of last evening an oyster supper was served and many speeches made by visiting brothers. Among the visitors were District Depu- ity Supreme Archons II. r. Davis of Bridgeport and Frank Southworth of this city, who spoke at length in regard to the order throughout the country and state. Other visiting brothers were Past Archon of New Haven Con-
 
 and New Haven Conclaves. Beside the candidate who was initiated, one trans ferred brother was received. Quinnipi- ac Conclave will hold class initiation in Workman Hail. 25 Grand avenue, early in the fall. and steps have already been, taken toward that end. This will be purely an individual affair and every member should help to make it a mo-