The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
GRACE CHURCH BAZAAR DRAW-
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 Prize Winners at St. AnthOny's Whist
 Bazaar-Burns NuptiaIs--Other Per-
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 The second evening of the bazaar, which is being conducted under the auspices of Grace church, drew togeth- CT large ,assemblage at Polar Star hall last evening. The booths and tents, gaily decorated, form a splendid group ing. The fancy booth is under the di- reotion of Mrs. Doolittle; doll both, IT, charge of Mrs. Wilson Porter; candy booth, Mas. Nettletoni food booth, Mrs. Gilbert; Klondike tsnt, Mrs. Baldwin; flower booth Miss Pbelps; notions booth, Miss Bishop. Two gypsies tell fortunes, and there is an ice cream cream booth. The hall was crowded last evening, assuring the success of the enterprise. The entertainment in- cluded piano selections by Miss May Nettleton; violin solos by George Kes- sel; whistiing solos, Paul Martin; fancy dances, Miss Leah Ogler. For this evening the programme will include piano solos by Miss Ida Dow; readings by Miss E. Jeanette Futile and faRoy dances by Miss Ogla. The bazaar will continue ti1is afternoon and evening. Mrs. Edward K. Roberts is chairman of the general committee.
 One hundred and fifty. people partook of the annual Washington supper giv- en last evening by the ladies' aid so- ciety of the East Pearl street church. The dining room at the church was dec- orated in flags and bunting. Mrs Charles 0. Francis, president of the aid society, was in charge and many of the ladies served the supper. The tur- keys were served by Mrs. Stuart Nor gan and Henry I. Barnes One hundred and fifty pounds of turkey were served and Mr. Barnes carved the birds as he has done at these gatherings for many years.
 Miss Helen Peterson, adopted daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Mansfield of Quinnipiac avenue, was surprised at her home by twenty-five young friends Wednesday evening. The rooms were handsomely decorated. Games were played: fine lunch was served and the affair was greatly enjoyed by the young people.
 Several Fair Haven members of the city councils of Knights of Columbus took the fourth degree at the Eagles hall and attended the banquet which followed last evening. Timothy j.. Hayes and Thomas H.. Lenahan of Loyal No. 30, the Fair Haven council, also took the degree. John B. Judge of Grand avenue was chairman of the banquet committee.
 At the Morris Cove hotel yesterday afternoon the members of the Wash ington union brotherhood enjoyed their annual banquet
 At the whist tournament given by the ladies of St. Anthony's guild in the basement of St. Francis church We'd nesday evening prizes were won by the following: Miss Kittie Bree, Mrs. Leary, Mrs. Thomas Dwyer, Mrs. J. Connolly, Mrs. Daniel Lawler, Miss Katherine Grady, Mrs. Rondeau, Miss Margaret Hussey, Fred Kelleher, Mrs. Charles | Manzy, John Donovan, J. F. Quillivan, Miss Lizzie Scott, Robert Gustavson. The ladies of the guild yesterday after noon entertained the pupils. of St. Fran cis' school from to 6 o'clock. Yesterday morning a months mind requiem mass was celebrated at St. Francis church for the repose of the ] -H \. h at St. Francis church.
 The members of Perseverance council Daughters of Liberty, enjoyed a ban l quet after the regular meeting of the society Wednesday evening. | Splendid weather conditions favored Washingtons birthday. For the most part business was suspended except that the stores were open until noon station A closing at the same time Many people were away on visits tc friends and relatives and number ot visitors called in Fair Haven. In the evening there were many pleasent gatherings. Flags were displayed pat rlotically.
 Miss Nellie A. Barnes of S96 Grand | avenue was united in marriage to T Burns of Exchange street at St. Mary's church Wednesday. Their wedding trir ] will include New York and New Jersey and upon their return they will reside at Ss Poplar street, where newly furnished home awaits them.
 Last evening delegation from Eas
 Rock council, F. B. L., paid a visit t, New Haven council in Odd Fellows
 hall, Crown street.
 Friends from Fort Haie lodge, N. E
 O., F., made a surprise visit upor George H. Graham at his home ii
 Blatchley avenue, Tuesday evening. | Clifford, son of Hobart Howard, ir adjusting an awning in front of hi, fathers store in Grand avenue Wed