Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-26

avenue Congregational church have elected
ohcers for the ensuing year as follows:
President, Mrs. z. ]. Holton; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Walter Bishop; secretary, Mrs.
| Charles Bates; treasurer, Mrs. Louis L.
| Bradley; board Of directors, Hrs. Walter
Graham. Mrs. Manwaring, Mrs. Meek,
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Augur. Mrs. Bow
ditch, Mrs. Doolittls, Mrs. Homan, Mrs.
Albert Bishop, Mrs. D. II. Smith; table
| committee, Mics Hattie Dennison, Mrs
Hartman, Mrs. Curtiss, Miss Efie Smith;
outlook committee, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Con-
nora, Mrs. Ryslls, Miss Jennie Griswold,
Mrs. Stspleton; entertainment COMMITTEES,
Mrs. Weissbarth, Miss Josephine Bradley,
Miss Matte Griswold, Miss Louise Johns
ton, Miss Gertrude Bradley, Miss Lulu
Lennon, Mise Edith Groot and Mrs.. Wal
lace Hurlbut. The society Is not likely to
do any especial work till after the close of
the concert course which ths members have
been largely instrumental In arranging and
Tor which already more than 100 seats for
the entire course have been sold. The
ladies expended their money last year for
the new and exquisite gas fixtures which
have just been placed In the church, but
no plan except the usual one of charitable
work has yet been decided on for the year.
The members of Hiram Camp division,
3. OF l., at their quarterly meeting selected
officers as follows: W. P, Ernest a. Pot
Ter; w. A, Miles ]. Barnes; recording sec-
rotary, Miss Ida Waters; assistant, Miss
Jennie Duffy; financial secretary, W. q.
Pollard; treasurer, Howard Waters; chap
lain, Steward Morgan; conductor, Bert
Henderson; assistant, Miss Jennie Duffy;
inside sentinel, Miss Hattie Converse; out
eide sentinel, W. II. Houston; P. w. P,
James 81. Young.
There was a great celebration in the
WI a. ia ~
building on Quinnipiac street Sunday
night. Folk got married in the afternoon
and In the evening he invited his Polish
frisnds to his home to give due recogni-
tion to the event. The evening was spent
In drinking beer and great hilarity gener-
ally. The orgies were going on at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, much to the disgust of
the whole neighborhood. There was proc
poet yeserdsy that wholesale arrests
would be made of the Sabbath breakers.
The Italian who runs q saloon on the
hsights near the Shore Line cut off WAS
called on by the east side police at / 80
Sunday morning. He will be prosecuted.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Rowe and son
returned yesterday from eastern Pennsyl-
vanis. They have been whiting the family
of Mrs. Rowe's brother. Mr.. Rsynor.
Mrs. Pepper and con are Visiting Mrs. |
William II. Shipmsn of Center street.
Miss Lillian Sanford of Paterson, N. j.,
who has been whiting her aunt, Mrs. L. @. |
Waters of Plerpont street, has returned
home, accompanied by her cousin, willard |
Waters.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock sharp |
the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid So |
ciety of the Grand avenue Baptist church |
will be held for the election of officers and |
other business. A large attendance Is de- |
sired. Supper will be served from $50 to |
7:30, after which, commencing at s o'clock, |
an enterntsinment will be given consisting |
of literary and musical numbers, and an |
account of the talent" Zone cent? given |
each member early In the year, with in
structions to invest 1t for tbs benefit of the |
society work. Admission to the entertain |
ment 10 cents.