The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-02-29
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ity. The Arditti Ladies quartet
make it's first appearance. Miss
s4uires is the first soprano, Miss Mollie
Haley Of Sioux county. Iowa, second
soprano, Miss Pauline Meehan Of the
Church OF the Redeemer choir first con-
traffic and Miss M. e. Lynch second
contralto. instrumental music will be
rendered by a mandolin and guitar
quartet composed of N. s. Ferry and
A. Il. Philbrick with mandolins and G.
A. Austin and F. N. Kelley with gui-
tars. Mr.. George Austin, whose repu-
tation as banjoist is of the best, will
give banjo selections and Milton BALM
will perform on the violin. The ac-
companist will be Mrs. c. II. Baldwin.
The program to be rendered will be as
follows:
Mandolin and Guitar Quartet.
Arditti Ladies Quartet.
Soprano Solo-Miss Mollie Haley.
Contralto Solo-Miss M. q. Lynch.
Violin Solo--Mr Balm.
Arditti Ladies' Quartet.
Banjo Solo-G. A. Austin.
Soprano Solo, with Violin Oblgato-
Miss Neva Squires and Mr.. Balm.
Contralto Solo-Miss Meehan.
Vocal Duet--Miss Squires and Miss
Lynch.
Mandolin and Guitar Quartet.
Arditti Ladies Quartet.
The services of an elocutionist will
be secured and will add much to the
interesting program
A great humber of Fair Haveners will
be thrown out of work by the shut
down at the rubber shop.
Mr., and Mrs. H. L. Hemingway of 1855
Lloyd street are receiving congratulate
tons on the arrival of a fine boy.
Mrs. Henry Butterfield of Bridgeport
spent Thursday and Friday with her
brother Henry Barnes of 50 Houston
street. Mrs. Butterfield is an old resi-
| dent here.
The skating is nearly ruined by the
warm weather.
| At the fourth quarterly conference Of
the East Pearl street M. e. church held
Thursday evening it was voted to call
| the present pastor, Rev. N. G. Cheney,
for another four years. Mr.. Cheney is
very popular with his people and all
the services of the church are well at
| tended.
There will be a service in the Grace
| Episcopal church this afternoon at
o'clock The services tomorrow will be
as follows; Holy communion at $50 a.
m, morning service at 1890, Sunday
school at 1915 p. m, children's service
at 3:45 p. m, and evening service at
| 1880.
| The Russell Camp lot, just west OF
| Mansfield's Grove, is being developed
into building lots. The property fronts
on beautiful beach and has a fine
grove for a background
Thursday evening, March 5, the La
dies Aid society of the Grand avenue
Congregational church will give a CO.
/ nundruIn supper in the church parlors.
There will be an entertainment In the
evening of a literary and musical ma
ture, and will include a farce entitled
1.-THE New Woman
Thursday evening Hiram Camp divis-
ion S. of r., held open session. A large
number OF friends were present to lis
ten to an interesting progra11l. which
was rendered by Goodwill division. as
sisted by some of Hiram Camps mem
bers. A. M. Kendrick of West Haver
gave the opening address, taking tenn
perance for his theme. The following
program was rendered:
/ Piano Solo-Mr Johns.
Recitation-Mis Edith Fowler.
Reading-Miss Lottie Lewis.
/ Baritone Soo--Fred d. Midas.
/ noit 70 nff
| Remarks--Rev. Mr. Singleton.
Song-Suwanee River-Miss Bray an6
! Goodwill Division.