The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
THANKSGIVING OBSERVED BY
 STRONG SCHOOL.
Pretty Home weddIng-Churches Ob- serve Thanksgiving Day-Death of Mrs. Emma Hess--LOdge Entertain E ,,a.nS

Mrs. Emma Hess---LOdge Entertain- naent.
 Strong school observed the day be- fore Thanksgiving appropriately. As previously stated the pupils made lib- eraI donations and the distribution of this aid to deserving families was S good practical way of celebrating this anniversary. Exercises were held yes terday, appropriate for Thanksgiving, by pupils of rooms ', 8, g, 10, Il, r, and 19 in room 19 and the programme was as follows:
 Song--"The Bounteous Harvest" --- Room 19.
 Thanksgiving Quotation" Room g. Recftation-"Pru '-Ardela Chand- Ter, room 2.
 Song-"Jolly Old Winter'-Room z. ecitation-"Landing of the Pilgrims"
 Groups of Children, room 8. Mandolin club-"Home, Sweet Home"
 Room 19.
 Recitation--"The Boy or the Turkey Louis Finemark, room 10. citation-"Grandma's Minoe and
 Pumpkin Pies'' Ralph Mckay, room il.
 song-"O Praise the Bountiful Lord"- Room 19.
 Tableau--"Pr "Priscilla''-Children from
 room Il.
 Song Autumn Skies are Glowing Boys Glee club, room 19. Tableau-"The First Washing Day.
 Children from room s. Song--"Song of the Wind"-Girls' Glee oI,,t ,.nnt,a
 Tabieau-"Harvest Time" - Children
 from room 10.
 song--"Just a Little Pans"
 Glee club.
 Tableau--"Home Coming" Children
 from room g.
 Solos-"Heaven's Harvest Home
 George Kreilshimer, room 19. ,Recitation- -"Ted's Story of Thanksgiv'
 ing"-Ruth Fuller, room 1T. aThanksgiving Song" Group from
 room 8.
 Recitation Gays Thanks
 giving"-Bessie O'Brien, room g. Recitation-"Jericho Bob's Thanksgiv
 ingn--Ruth Fowler, room 10. Recitation-"Jack Frost t''-FIorence
 Burwell, room '.
 Song with violin obligato--"Golden
 Hours',--Girls' Glee club, room 19. Recitation Thanksgiving Turkey
 Eugenia Parcells, room 8. Recitation-"Christrn Turkey'--Jen
 nie Rice.
 Recitation--"Thank -- Edith
 Jones, room IT.
 Recitation-"Story of the Pilgrims
 Ellen Burwell, room 8. ! last evening at o'clock at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Palmer when their daughter, Miss Bertha Ma, Hunaiston, became the bride of Alfre B. Otto of Yonkers, N. Y. The brides maid was Miss Bessie Palmer, a cousi1 of the bride and the best man, Georg Otto a, brother of the groom. Tn brides gown was of white Persian law trimmed with white lace and tn bridesmaid wore a gown of pale gree material. The wedding march wa played by Earl c. Johnson. Rev. D. ( TulIar was the officiating clergyman Palms, honeysuckle and other vine were used in decorating the rooms ( the Palmer residence at SIS Quinnipia avenue, where the ceremony took place After the ceremony reception wa held for the relatives attending an the invited guests who numbered abou 100 The couple left for Yonkers, \ Y Y.. where handsomely furnished hom awaits them. MT. and Mrs. Otto recei' ed many beautiful and useful gift Among those present at the ceremon and the reception were MT. and Mir E. c. Hill, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Holtol Mrs. Doolittle and Miss Lizzie Doolittl MT. and Mrs W. H. Bishop and daugf ter, MT. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson, M and Mrs. Garret Dunbar, MT. and Mir Edgar Dunbar and family, and Mir Mary Gum of this city; Mrs. Robel Gordon, Miss Inez Gordon, MT. an Mrs. Sherman Girard and son of Patel ague, L. l.; Henry Otto of sayville, l.; George Otto and Mrs. Radcliff Yonkers, N. Y. There were also pres ent the members of the East Pea street Sunday school class, of whic the bride is also a member.
 Union Thanksgiving services will held in the Grand avenue Baptf: church this morning at 10:S0.
 The services at Grace church to-da will be holy communion and Thank: giving sermon at 9:30 a. m.