The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB HOLDS LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING.

Addressed by Rev Dr. McLane--RoyaI
 Good Time Enjoyed--Mr. and Mrs.
 w. H. King Celebrate Golden Wed-
 ding Anniversary by Entertaining
 Their Friends-Surprise Visit to MT.
 and Mrs. Charles D. Manwaring on
 Twentieth Anniversary.
 The monthly meeting of the New l Haven Congregational club was held at | the Grand avenue Congregational | church last evening. At o'clock | there was a social hour, during which l musical selections were rendered. At | $40 supper was served by the ladies l of the church in the Sunday school | room. Covers were laid for 21S. The | tables looked very pretty indeed. The | supper was served under the direction | of Mrs. Walter s. Bishop, and she was assisted by corps of fifty ladies. The | menu was as follows: Grape fruit, cele- | ry, potato chips, chicken salad, cheese ! straws, rye bread biscuit, coffee, tea, ice cream, cake, salted nuts and candy. | After supper the large company ad- journed to the auditorium where the ex- ercises were introduced with a short | address by the president, Levi T. Snow and devotional exercises. An address | was given. by Rev. Dr. McLane of l Plymouth church. on the recent confer | cree of the Congregational church, the | United Brethren and the Methodist ! Protestant church, at Dayton, o. Dr. | McLane was present and made several | addresses at the conference. The United l Brethren church was organized in
 Pennsylvania about the time of the | Revolution and it's growth has been | largely In a westerly direction. It has | about half the membership of the Con gregational church The Methodist | Protestant church was organized in Baltimore in 1880. The membership of the three societies is about 100000
 There was also an address by Mrs Elizabeth B. Wheeler of Brooklyn, N. T., on "The Social Secretary-a New Profession" Mrs. Wheeler is familiar with social settlement work and gave an interesting and instructive address on that subject. It was a large and most successful meeting of the club. The golden wedding celebration of i MT, and Mrs William M King took
 place last evening from to 10 o'clock
 at their home, 19S Front street. Four hundred invitations were Issued and a large majority were present during the
 evening. The residence was handsome ly decorated by Champion. The pre- vailing color scheme was yellow in de- l ference to the golden anniversary. | Blooms, ferns and palms were in all | the rooms making a. handsome appear ance. Among the callers were the fol- | lowing: Rev. Dr. Sheath and family, Rev. F. c. Tullar and family, Hon.. | James D. Dewell, MT and Mrs. p. H. | Weaver, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Warner, MT. and Mrs. R. T. Warner, MT. and | Mrs. w. A. Waterbury, MT. and Mrs l Frederick Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. I Charles 0. Francis MT. and Mrs.
 Friend H. Francis, MT. and Mrs F.
 J. Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. M. P. Tut ! tle MT. and Mrs. Henry Futile, N. A.
 Tanner, MT. and Mrs. SgsL4 Salisbury
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Mansfield, William | H. Preston MT and Mrs. B. A. Arnold, i Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Allen and family l MT. and Mrs. G. s. Adams, Mrs. Lousie | Adams, MT. and Mrs. D. P. Avery, Mrs
 Marie Augur, F. G. Anthony, MT. and
 Mrs. J. P. Augur, Rev. and Mrs A. O. l Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. George c. Black I MT. and Mrs. s. Bauery MT. and Mrs l.. l.. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. George
 Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ball, MT
 and Mrs. Frank Bradley, MT and Mrs
 S. D. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. B. F.
 Bacon, MT. and Mrs Marcus Butter l field MT. and Mrs. Joel M. Bradley, MT
 and Mrs. George c. Bradley, MT. and l Mrs. H. H. Benedict, Judge and Mrs | s. H. Bryant, P. Jacobson, MT. and Mrs l F. w. Jacobs, MT. and Mrs. T. G. w.
 Jefferson. MT and Mrs. w. T. Jefferson, l MT. and Mrs. N. S. Johnson, MT. and
 Mrs. E. F. Johnson, Mir and Mrs. F | F. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. George w. | King, MT. and Mrs. John Lewis, MT | and Mrs. Lueius s. Ludington, MT. and l Mrs, Walter Leigh MT. and Mrs. s. w. l Langley, Mir and Mrs. H. s, Lancraft, MT. and Mrs George E. Lancraft MT
 and Mrs. L. D. Chidsey. The couple 1 received a large number of beautiful
 gifts. The Knights Templars, of which
 MT. King is a member, sent large dish of roses; the members of the ladies society of the East Pearl street church, of which Mrs King was formerly a 1 member, were present in large numbers 1 and their gift was a handsome linen | table set Joseph Holiday, MT. Kings partner, gave large Morris chair; l employees of MT. King presented a pie