Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09

dressed with ship appurtenances, in
Guiding flags, bunting, etc. The program
announces that
The staunch ship Yale, from Goodspeed,
bound to Makemoney, will lay at anchor
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
March II and IL at the East Pearl Street
M. E. church
TO RECEIVE PASSENGERS.
Captain. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Harvey Robinsoa n
Second Mate. I'D: y. Cmpman1
Pnot. w. Mansneld
Chaplain. Rev. i. 3. weston
fP% urse eren......:........,..4 s. s Johnson
First Steward. Observation-Disclosures. W. Crawford
Second Steward. Leonard Bradley
Night Signals-Red and green lights for
ward, white light aft.
Mess-Mess will be served at four bells
in the dog watch.
Log-The log will consist of sea songs,
solos, Duets, quartettes, dialogues, ETC.,
by the officers, crew and passengers. Fare
25c. Children under twelve, 10c.
Rev.Dr. Sage at the Grand avenue Baptist
church preached to large congregations
Sunday morning and evening. At the
close of the sermon in the evening one
candidate was baptized. On Wednesday
afternoon and evening the Ladies' society
will meet with Mrs. E. G. Sage on Wolcott
street Thursday at 3 p. m. the annual
meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mission
society will be held at the home of Mrs. S.
w. Hammond, 240 Exchange street, when
officers will be elected for the ensuing
year. The subject for the meeting is
"Japan."
Last evening in the Second Congrega-
tional church Rev. D. NJ James, the pas
tor, preached the concluding sermon in the
series on Elijah; subject, "From Horeb to
Heaven"
In the Grand avenue Congregational
church the pastor, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell,
preached at 1890 am. on t'Children, Have
Ye Any Meat" ''Sunday Schoolism' was
the topic of the evening discourse.
The Y. M. G. A. meeting yesterday after
noon was led by John G. Hurd.
Thursday evening at the session of the
grand officers are expected to be present
A large attendance of the members is de
sirable.
Frederick A. johnson and Miss Netti,
Grinnen were united in marriage March I
at the residence of the pastor of the Crane
| avenue Baptist church. Rev. DR.. Sage off
ciating. The happy couple will resid
upon Lloyd street.
The grand concert to be given in tn
| Grand avenue Congregational church OF
Thursday evening promises to be a yer.
enjoyable occasion. It is to be given un
der the direction of Miss Hettie Bradley
who always attains success in these vent
ures. The artists who will be present ar
guarantee of the excellence of the enter
tainment. They are as follows:
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, soprano
William A. Prime, the celebrated tenor c
1 CT Ganrra,S o111roh V0rly. Misc /
liam Darlington, elecutionist, Brooklyn
N. Y, pupil of the renowned Miss Sara
Cowell; Professor E. A. Parsons, organi.
| of the Church of the Divine Paternity, Ne
York, late of Dwight Place, New Havel
piano soloist. The program is as follow
PART 1.
Professor Parsons
| Solo-"Let Me Love Thee Ard
Recitation-''T Missionary ...............
Miss Darlington.
Piano Solo MezarE as Ara as Ne farep
so,o-aEcbo sono1 Mr., Parsons pc,,e
SUN A''io Dung Miss Bradley. hche
| Duett-"BreeZes of the Night ....... Goun
Mrs Robertson and Mr.. Prime.
''''N''' Miss Darlington.
PART II.
Piano Solo-"Swanee River Parse
Professor Parsons.
S0i0-Seiec'ea Mrs. Robertson ;.'''''''''''''
solo-''Heart's Spring Ing tide PN1e,a ...... Wieke
! Recitation-'.Laska'
Miss Darlington.
l '''' ~ Miss Bradley.
Solo Spanish Serenade. .................. Rod
0 Mr.. Prime. '''''' Ao0
, Miss Darlington.
Postlude.
r Captain Luzerne Ludington attend
the ball of the Second company, Cove
j., nors Horse Guard in Hartford last wee
Charles S. Thatcher of Clinton aven
has Japanese peasant that was recent
| stuffed and mounted Mr.. Thatcher sh
, the bird during his stay in England la
year.
, With pleasant company of her lit
| friends Miss Florence Eta Ludington eel
brated her ninth birthday with party
, Saturday from 8 to p. m. at the home
her parents, Captain and Mrs. Luzerl
, Ludington, 1856 Quinnipiac street. Tho
present were: Misses Hattie and Matt
Blakesle, Miss Alice Ford, Misses Loui
| and Venelia Todd, Misses Myra Denim
, Josephine Hemingway, Minnie Crawfor
Sadie Parmelee, Efie Mansfield, Floren
, Butter6eld, Sarah Baldwin, Bessie Row
Misses Louie and Bessie Allin
! Miss Pauline Merchant, Miss Edna Auge
May Norton, Nellie Sears, Olive Russell
Eta Palmer, Ada Tuttle, Mabel Bate
Masters George Mcintyre, Harvey Davi
BERTHE Munsell, Herbert Brown, Lee
Alling, Irving Niles, Harry Bra
Henry Brown, Roy and Stuart, Her
ingway, Herbert Barnes, Robert Parke
and Willie Farren. Mrs Ludington W,
assisted by Miss Annie Ludington, Mr.
Mamie Smith and Miss Aston in lookir
after the little ones. They were ente
tanned by Howard W. Durand with h
ventriloqual figures and his little fve-yea
old son Victor in comic songs and actin
They also enjoyed different SOM
and games, after which they we
served with a fine collation.. They all we,
home well please with their entertainer
was the recipient of about forty beautif
presents.
, ALI were present that were invited wit
the exceptions of the Misses Bessie an
Ruth Bowman, Miss Edith Rowe, Miss,
, Anna and Ethel Osking, from whom lie
ters of regret were received on account
illness.
Yesterday afternoon in the Grand ay
nue. Congregational church the member
I of the Women's Christian Temperate
union opened it's sixth anniversary by il
, teresting exercises. There was a lars
and interested congregation. Music WI
furnished by the New Haven Choral O
/ chestra. Rev. F. G. Meserve, who co,
, Quoted the first public service in Quinn
! piac rink six years ago, delivered an a,
r dress, sketching the good work accon
plished by the society, counseling earne
efforts for the future and warning all {
: the terrible effects of drink. It was
very enthusiastic anniversary celebration
A yellow and white tea is to be given
, the Grand avenue Congregational churc
tomorrow evening under the auspices ,
the Young Ladies' Missionary socity. I'll
l young ladies will be attired in yellow an
| white. Tea, chocolate, ice cream an
> cake will be served and all the decoration
} will be in yellow and white.
SOuth1nstOn.
, March Officers of the base ball ass
citation are: President, DR.. J. H. o
borne; vice president and treasurer, job
Collins; manager and secretary, James ]
Prior. No better choice could have bee
made. There is now every prospect of
good team and lively season on the di
mond.