The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
VALENTINE SUPPER AT GRAND AT. BAPTIST CHURCH CHAPEL.

Interesting South African Letter-Many
 Valentine socIaIs - Ladies of St. James, Church Serve Supper Tonight
 Memorial Day Observance Planned Flair Haven Represented at Mission Rally.
 The dining room in the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist church present. ed most attractive appearance last evening on the occasion of the Valen- tine supper given by the members of the ladies aid society. One of the cen ter columns was wound with red crepe paper from which festoons of the same material radiated in different directions. Pendant from these festoons were red and white hearts, At each plate was a red heart and these were worn as sou venirs during the evening. It was in- tended that the viands so far as possi- ble should carry out the color seheme of red. A very nice supper was spread and over 100 partook. It was pleasant social affair and was much enjoyed. The decorations were enjoyed by Mrs. Lillie Johnson.
 Mrs. Moses Darling of BIO Exchange street has returned from the hospital where she remained five weeks. She had a successful operation and is inn proving. Her daughter, Mrs John Crossley, who has been with her, will return to her home in Madison Satur- day.
 The minstrels of Fort Hale lodge, N. B. o. P, will furnish the entertain ment at St. Joseph's church fair in Westville this evening,
 M. M. Cover of Blatchley avenue has received a letter from his son-in-law, Rev. Carl Stockman from South Africa, telling of trip of 800 miles which he took from Cape Town, He is field sec- retary of the Y. P. s. c. B. in Cape Colony, and has d parish of 1000 miles in extent. During the northernmost part of his journey the transportation was in OK carts. Mir. and Mrs Stock man left here over year ago and are very much interested in their religious work Their headquarters are at Cape Town.
 St. Valentines day was observed in about the usual manner by the young folks in this vicinity. Many valentines and post cards were mailed at station A and great many were received for distribution. Tn the evening there were a numher of parties and socials held in Va ious sections of Fair Haven.
 The ladies' of St. James church will serve a supper in the vestry of the church this evening at 6:30.
 The members of Columbia castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle and Co., lumbia circle, are preparing for whist to be given at Polar Star hall next Monday evening. Eight prizes are to be. distributed and much interest in the competition Is expected.
 The ice dealers will be pleased that another cold snap is Oh the road. With a temperature nearly down to zero, which is predicted tomorrow, it is ex- pected that the dealers will be able to put up an additional supply of ice.
 Miss Lillian Johnson of Clay street was surprised by number of friends who called at her home a few evening" s ago
 William E. Morgan of Grand avenue is chairman of the hall committee ap- pointed at the meeting of the commit tee of arrangements for Memorial day observance in this city. Henry F. Gull x Hum is member of the committee on printing.
 The Fair Haven Congregational churches were represented by several members who attended the missionary rally held in Marquand chapel and Center church yesterday.
 Richard c. Lowe has sold to Samuel R. Blatchley property fronting sixty feet in Lloyd street.