The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY. FINELY

CIGlIEll9lN-Al ELI, At the meeting of Polar Star lodge, l. O. o. F., Monday evening William H. Way was presented by the lodge with a handsome plush upholstered ohair seV- en oak dining room chairs made eN- pressly by Chamberlain & Co.,. and Mrs Way was presented with silver butter dish and knife. The reception was helu in honor of MT. Ways fiftieth birthday anniversary, He has been member oI the lodge twenty-two years. The ocea- sion was also the twenty-tifth annlVer- sary of MT. and Mrs. Ways wedding day.
 The presentation speeches were made by D. H. Granniss in behalf or Polar Star lodge and l., J, Mundelin in oe- half of other friends.
 The chair given to MT. Way was ln- scribed: "Presented to William H. Way by Polar Star lodge No 77, l. o. 0. f, Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Teeter, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur skinner MT. and Mrs. Covert, Miss Clara Covert, MT. and Mrs. Ezra Healy, MT. and Mrs l Folle, MT. and Mrs, Alfred Bridge liar l ry Seely, Mrs. Beardmore, MT. and Mrs' Sanford. Miss Darrow, Mrs. Mezeroe' Mrs. Perrin, MT. and Mrs. G. Il. emp man, MT, and Mrs. W. H, Grannlss' Mi and Mrs. R. H. Hart, MT and Mfs' hol- ton, MT. and Mrs. Chambers, wallace Hurlburt, MT. and Mrs. Bartholomew MT. and Mrs. Kapitzkte, MT. BoWaltch' Mrs. Henry Toronto, Mrs. Braanack l and Miss Grace Bradnack, Fred Crane, l Melvin Toronto, MT. and Mrs. Meeker Beardsley, Mrs. Jayquest, MT ana Mrs Davis and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. h. I. Mundelin, Miss Lottie Mundelln, MT and Mrs. Ginden, Miss Lulu Holtoh' Frank Page, Miss Rebecca Kennedy MT. Lawrence Mackie, MT and Mrs' Fred Jacobs, Miss Carrie Jacobs, w. F. Bishop. Miss Lu Bishop, F. D. Wheeler MT. and Mrs, William H. Way, MISS An ma Way, Charles Way and Master "li- lie Way.
 A COMING FINE COURSE.
 The reservation of seats this year fol the concert course at the Grand avenue church is Thursday at a. ,1ll., lnsteac of Monday at the same hour. Last year the line began to form on Sunday evening before midnight, and some oi . | the ROOu pGUplt tliOuso IL w '~-~7N ought to be a weekday job. It IS sup posed that the light bonus placed O; some of the seats this year will some l what distribute the chances. Seats a. usual can be reserved both at 79S Chape 5 street and the church.
 DEATH OF MISS LESTER. T Miss Minnie B. Lester, daughter 0 1 WY of Noir q : ven, died in Derby Monday afternoon a l. o'clock at the residence of her sister
 Mrs. A. J. Ewen of Derby, wife o = City Clerk Ewen of that place. She hal
 been sick with typhoid fever for abou
 three weeks, and it was hoped that sh
 would recover until a day or two, whe
 she became much worse and her moth
 CT. matron at the Masonic home, wa
 sent for.
 Miss Lester was a past matron C
 Myrtle chapter, o. F. S, and mem
 Der of the grand chapter of Connect
 cut. Her connection with the office
 the secretary of the Masonic Mutuf Aid society made her acquainted wit A great many of the fraternity. lie
 place will be hard to fill, as she was thoroughly conversant with Masonf
 and the order in this state. Miss Leste had been connected with the office ft
 about seven years, and she was alwa5
 kind. accommodate and courteous
 Her father was the late George V
 Lester who was superintendent ot tf
 rolling mill and a prominent khagl Templar. The funeral will be held tn afternoon.