Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-20

nished by the Temple quartette and the Cadet band. Governor Robinson, Mayor O'Brien and other prominent citizens have been in- vited to be present.
 Tuesday, September 21, the Sovereign Grand lodge will again meet in Odd Eel lows hall and elect officers and transact oth- CT business. In the evening a meeting ot past grand representatives will be held in Fremont Temple. There will be music and speeches from distinguished members of the Sovereign Grand lodge.
 Wednesday, Sept. 22, the grand parade will occur.
 Thursday, Sept. 23, the Sovereign Grand lodge will probably attend the performance at the Hollis street theater, by special invita- tion of Manager Rich
 Friday, Sept. 24, will be s'ladies' day." and an excursion will be made to Wellesley col lege on invitation of the president, Mrs. Durant. Hunnewell's garden will also be visited.
 Saturday, Sept. 25, the Sovereign Grand lodge will hold it's closing session in Odd Fellows hall, and adjourn.
 The Patriarchs Militant of the various cantons in this city under command of Colo nel Charles B. Foster, will leave for Boston on Wednesday.
 Many Sailors Attend.
 The meetings at the Seanen's Bethel on Water street yesterday afternoon and even ing were largely attended by sailors and their families. MT. Thrasher conducted the services, and preached in the evening"
 Entertainments.
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 ''The Wrong Coachman" is the name of the very funny vaudeville which will close the performances of the excellent specially company which will appear at this theater during the coming week.
 ATHENEUM.
 On Wednesday evening of this week the Hon. Edward Carswell will deliver lecture on Laughing" for the benefit of the Ladies' Seamen's Friend society of this city. MT. very fine orator.
 BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 The attraction at this house this week will be Corinne and her company of merry-mak CTS in the leading comic operas. This little lady needs no special mention, as she is we'll known and quite favorite with the patrons of this opera house. This evening the "Mikado" will be produced.
 THE KINDERGARTEN.
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday mhtinee will be devoted to the pre- sentation of this uproariously funny comedy in which the comedian, Stanley Macy, Miss Laura Dinsmore and their capital supporting company of artists will appear. The comedy is replete with charming songs and dances, brilliant dresses, beautiful scenery and bright chorus people.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Maeders Irish drama of Shamus O'Brien will begin at this house, which will also in- augurate the first appearance in this city of the celebrated Irish comedian, MT. Charles Werner, who will appear in the title role, Shamus. The work is dramatized from the famous poem of that name written by I. Sheridan Le Fana, and was successfully played over the United States by the late Dan Bryant, who acted in it the two seasons prior to his death with great success. Since Bryant's death the play has been in the hands of the author, by whom it has been modernized considerably fer MT. Werner. The performance tonight will be under the aus pices of the St. Aloysius society whose mem bers have taken deep interest therein.