The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-05-30
FAIR HATEN.


The DeNIoss family, lyric bards, ap
peared Tuesday evening before a goot
sized audience in the Grand avenue
Baptist church and presented a most
unique and interesting program, The
family, besides making up a vocal quar-
tet, play ON forty-one different musical
instruments. The playing on two cor
nets by George DeBIoss and three tunes
at once by Henry DeIoss, and the
playing upon guitar and banjo by
George DeMoss are among their Won
derful musical feats. "Old Kentucky
Home" on the Columbian hand bells
was one of their best selections, and
received an encore. Following is the
program:
Overture-Genera Clusters Last Bat
tle.......... ........ Henry DeMoss
(Minutely describing the battle Of the
Big Horn)
Violin Band.
Worthy is the Lamb (from Messiah)..
ss.......... ........s..... ...... Handel
Vocal quartet.
Serenade.. .... ....,........S Schubert
Mandolin Band.
Columbian Souvenir Song. .DeMoss
Vocal Quartet.
violncello Solo, Concerto in D Major,
OPP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Romburg
George DeAfoss.
Glockenspiel Solo--I Dreamt That
DWelt. ...........' Bale
Miss Lizzie DeAIoss.
Meath the Evergreens.. ....... DeMoss
French Ocarina Band.
Popular Glee. .....................G went
Vocal Quartet.
veoleon solo qrom Joseph the Hebrew
..~............ ........J. M. DeMoss
Miss Minnie DeMoss.
Old Kentucky Home. Foster
Columbian Hand Bells.
Martaneaux Overture. Werner
Banjo Band.
Selection from "Oratorio Creation" -.
........ ..................... Hadyn
Cornet Band.
Echoes from Multnomah. Geo. DeMoss
Xylophone Band.
Old Oaken Bucket. .......... Hallmark
Rustic Bells.
Chinese Melodies.
Gnee Sine Band.
Military Music,
Martial Music.
Three familiar tunes at once by Henry
DeMos5.
Tnterlude a duo. piccolo. violin and
double bass viol.
Misses Minnie and Lizzie DeMoss.
Two comets at once. playing soprano
and alto.
George DeNIoss.
Original gospel song,
Vocal Quartet.
Song Evening Bells,
Mr.. George DeNEoss playing guitar and
banjo in imitation of Ginning bells.
A surprise was rendered Archie
Meigs, son OF Policeman Charles N.
Meigs of Wolcott street, on Monday
evening, the occasion being the seven
teenth anniversary of his birth. Sever
al Of the members Of the Sunday school
class In the Grand avenue Baptist
church, to which Mr.. Meigs belongs,
with Charles Cults. the teacher, were
present. Games, music and supper
were among the pastimes for the even
Ing. Among the guests were the Misses
Amy anu I1dlllS GdBH,l AtpDle blSuopt
Mabel Ford, Lizzie Greenfield and Belle
Meigs and Messrs. Loveland, French,
Ammon, Shepard, Davis and santry
A special song service will be held at
the Grand avenue Baptist church next
Sunday evening. A fine program Of
music has been arranged by the choir
VI the church.
The services in the Fair Haven ceme-
terry this morning In observance Of
Memorial day will include an address
~ Rev. N. q. Cheney, as given in anoth-
ar column. The musical selections by
The choir will be given under the direc-
lion Of Mr.. McCollum. There will also
De the G, A. r. ritual service, after the
graves of%eterans have been decorated
It is expected that the school children
will Join in the procession.
There will be children's fete on the
grounds of the Grand avenue Congre-
sational church one week from next
in the afternoon The com
nittee consists of Edward Smith, Mrs.
George Bishop. and Miss Hattie Deni-
ION. On the Sunday following chill
lren's day exercises will be observed
n the church.