The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-07
LARGE TROLLEY PARTIES
WERE HUG LY ENJOYING LIFE
 L-1S 4 BYEN4NG.

The Big Excursion by the New Haven
 Ch istian Endeavor Union-Supper at tho cd Stone Church, East Haven-Some of
 the Many Who Were the Trip-The
 Mammoth Excursion of Clan Mcleod
 Order of Scottish Clans, to Woodmont and
 Back-Supper at the Sea View House.
 Another W Oodmont Party.
 One of the largest trolley parties that has been given in this city was that deavor union over the lines of the New Haven Street Railway company last evening. The party represented all the local churches. The various special cars were distinctively and respectively la- beled Grand avenue Baptist, United, Humphrey street, and Church of the Redeemer.
 The party started at 7:45 o'clock and went first to Lake Whitney, then to Schuetzen park and then to Morris Cove; then back over to the East Ha- ven Congregational church, where 8 hot supper was served in the parlors of the church It was capital supper and disappeared rapidly.
 The committee in charge of the ex- cursion were Charles D. sherman, chair man; J. L. Christy, A. Wilmington, Miss A. M. Carter, and Miss Viola A. Hall
 Among those noticed on the cars were c. J. Anderson and wife, Fred Parsons, Mrs. s. J. Price, J. F. Parsons and wife. E. Ives and wife, MT. and Mrs. E. Pom- eroy, Miss Hitler, Miss Fannie Curtiss, Miss Ruby Baker, Miss May Riley, Miss Annie Totham, Miss Bristol, Miss Helen Warner Miss Hall, Miss Darby, Miss Langley, Mrs. Toronto and Miss Poron- to- J. H. Mansfield, J. c. Christy, MT. and Mrs. W. R. Downes, MT. and Mrs. w. Fl. Fullerton, Miss Grace Law, Miss Florence Law, Miss Florence Bright, Miss Ida Bright, Miss Bartlett, Miss Morris, Miss Metz, Miss Fisher, Mrs. H. P. Burwell, Miss Lenhart and Miss Curry.
 In all about 150 were in the party, which returned about 12 o'clock, and all reported a most enjoyable time.
 ANOTHER PARTY.
 One of the 1olldest trolley parties of the season left the corner of Church and Chapel streets for Woodmont Tues day night. On the arrival at Wood- mont the party went to a large summer cottage, where they enjoyed dancing. Joseph Soelch, the zither player, play ed for the dancing. About 1 o'clock a fine collation. was served. During the evening Professor Hogben played sew eral of his compositions, among which were his popular Saratoga March and "Lindus Waltz" Those who enjoyed the ride were Mir and Mrs Thomas Brons, Miss Anna Enerly, Miss Aline Albers, Miss Emma Faith of Southing- eton, Miss Mae Johnson, Miss Evelyn Maynard, Miss Bertha Oales, Miss Rose Oakes, Miss Gertrude Albers, Miss Lot ta Baldwin, Miss Lena Basserman, Miss Ida I,oomis, Miss Dora Jenner, Miss Harriet Taylor, Joseph Maynard, M. D. Rowe. MT. Fitzgerald, R. A. Sanders, 0. B. Smith, Jacob Basserman, George Paine, MT. Sheehan, Irving Taylor and Professor D. J. Hogben. CLAN MLEoD's LARGE TROLLEY
 PARTY.
 The Clan Mcleod, O. s. C., gave one of the largest trolley parties last night that has ever been given in this city. At o'clock five cars loaded to the full with Scotch people and their friends started from the old green and went out Winchester avenue and then pack to the green, to Woodmont, thence pack to Savin Rock to the Seaview 1otel, where a capital supper served oy Landlord Speh was disposed of amid much jollity, after which dancing fol- owed into the early morning hours. Among those present were MT. and Mrs Bone, Misses Anna, Helen and Agnes Bone, Misses Barbara, Jeanie md Mary Henderson, MT. and Mrs. Gillespie and family, Mir and Mrs. Rowan, Miss Elizabeth Rowan, MT. John Rowan, MT. Mustarde, MT. Wall ace, MT. and Mrs. James H. Mcdonald tnd family, MT. and Mrs. Duncan IcDonald, MT. and Mrs. Andrews, Miss Annie Andrews, MT. W. Henn Miss Vest, MT. Morton. Menzies, MT and drs McLay, Miss McLay, MT. and Mrs. Mckenzie, MT and Mrs Kelsey Jones, dr. and Mrs. Davidson, the Misses Davidson, MT. and Mrs. Reade, MT. md Mrs John Brown and Miss Jeanie Brown, Miss Barbara Otilvie, MT. and Irs John Currie, MT. and Mrs. G. N. MT. and Mrs. Gardner, MT. md Mrs. M Dingwall, MT. and Mrs. aeed, Mr. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin nd family, MT. and Mrs. Thompsons Hiss Mabel Hogh.
 The committee of ladies in charge of he affair were: Mrs. J. H. Macdonald, frs. John Rowan. Mrs. James Mus arde, Miss Annie Andrews and Mrs. ohn Davidson.