Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-03-07

toPuosI seaI. 1ue participants anu InelT
representations were as follows:
Queen. Miss Laura Deming
January. Miss Jenuie Mallory
February. ....................M Miss Lottie Tuttle
March. ..........................M Miss Myra Tuttle
April. ............ MISS ADA Linsiey
5 Mny; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Emma h Mepo @aSd
July. Miss Lila Clogston
september IN Mrs. a. B. Brown
October. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Helen Baldwin
New Years day, E. Miles; Valentine, Edna
Augur; Washington's birthday, F. Parmalee;
St. Patrick's day, Miss Ella Plumb; April
fool, Rob Parker; Easter day, Miss Grace
Thompson; moving day, Miss Sadie Par
melee; May queen, Miss Minnie Doolittle;
attendants, Harold Barnes, Miss Minnie
Crawford, Miss Jessie Davis, Louis Davis;
Decoration day, Bates and Granniss; Fourth
of July, Herbert Barnes; pumpkin, B.
Munsell; turkey, S. Hemingway; plum
ingway; potato, w. Farren; housekeeper,
Miss Kittie Mallory; Mr.. Santa, L. Tracy;
Mrs. Santa, Miss BERTHE Rowe; new
queen, Miss Lizzie Doolittle. Mrs Charles
Baldwin was the pianist, Benjamin East
man HARDWOOD, Miss Emma Mcdonald and
Miss Ella W. Plumb the soloists, and Miss
Page of Branford the recitationist. The
parts were in the main well rendered and
it was very enjoyable and novel enter
tainment throughout.
The bazar under the auspices of the
Grand Avenue Baptist church was sue
cessfully closed at the Quinnipiac rink,
Thursday evening, when there was the
largest attendance of the SERIES All the
previous attractions enlisted the attention
of the patrons present. Music was fur
nished by the Dwight Place orchestra, r.
wing Hurlburt, leader.
The executive committe which planned
the affair and to whom great credit is due,
consisted of Rev. E. G. Sage, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Ames and Mr.. and Mrs N. A.
Beebe. With scores of assistants, who
worked hard to make the affair a success,
splendid results was the outcome in a
snug sum for the church's building fund.
The bazaar plan was the thought of Mrs.
G. G. Ames of the executive committee.
Tomorrow will be six years since the
organization of the Fair Haven w. G. T.
u, and on this anniversary there will be
specially interesting services at the Grand
| avenue Congregational church at 3 p. m
Meserve Of the Davenport church. The
New Haven Orchestral club will furnish
music. Reports will be presented of some
of the features of progress and of thu
work during the six years.
At the Ferry street church Sunday even
ing, at 7:3O, Irving F. Wood of Yale sem
mary will speak on "Three Weeks il
Jerusalem" Nearly year ago Mr.. Woo
gave q lecture in tho Ferry street churcl
on "Four years in India" Mr.. Woo
spent three weeks in the sacred city o
Jerusalem. His address Sunday evening
will be of interest to all who are intereste,
in the many scenes which center in tn
Holy city. All are invited
Miss Hettie Bradley will give concer
at the Grand Avenue Congregations
church next Thursday night. Mrs. A
Heaton Robertson and Miss Bradley Q
this city and William A. Prime, the note
New York tenor, will sing, and Miss Lillian
Darlington of New York will recite. .Th
pianoist will be Prof. E.. A. Parsons.
Horena E., daughter of Leyerne Ludine
ton, with some forty of her little friend
will celebrate her ninth birthday annive
J sary at her home on Quinnipiac stree
this afternoon.