The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-19

detail for an enjoyable evening has been carefully looked after by the com mittee In charge, with the result that the program which is to be rendered is a most attractive one, as the following will show:
 PART I.
 Piano Solo-Selected ...............
 Mrs. r. s. Mum. Conquered" ,....,........St. Quentin
 MT Criddle.
 "Hush-a-Bye, Sweet, My Own"....
 ........,............ Hawley
 Miss Klock.
 "Recollections of Eugene Fields"..
 Mrs. Lenox,
 PART II.
 Song-Selected ..,........,....,......
 MT. Lautenbach. "The Second Triar ...... Miss Kellogg
 Miss Sherman. "Fallish Fallah". ....Van der Stucken
 Mrs. Thompson. "Bedouin Love Song. Schneider
 MT. Seviere.
 a. "Skylight" ...............M Mrs. Ward b. 'The Old Played-Out Song" .Riely
 with musical accompaniment)
 Mrs. Lenox.
 CourtesieS extended to the home are the loan of carriages for use on the evening of the concert by J. L. Nesbit of Temple street; flowers from Florists Platt, Dickerman, Veitch, Moore and Champion; printing of tickets and pro- grams, Wilson Lee; United church, use of chapel; chairs, Chamberlain 6, Go. In New York yesterday were MT and Mrs. Thomas Prentice and son, Master Ellsworth, the latter who was one of the acolytes, assisting at the high cele- bration yesterday at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin. It was at this church that MT. Prentice has for the past twen- ty-flve years conducted the services and where the music is among the finest in all the New York churches The music appropriation at this church is perhaps the largest in New York Young Mir Ellsworth Is also member of Christ church choir of New York. The Misses Beatrice and Helen Prentice, nieces of MT. and Mrs. Prentice, are also in New York stopping with their father, Conn- mander Daniel Prentice, at the Hotel Netherlands. They will remain away until the opening of Mrs. Cady's, where both are pupils.
 Other Elm City girls in the metropolis who are being entertained are Miss Mary Louise Crane, daughter of Mrs. s. H. Crane; Miss Edith Hart and Miss Louise Fitch. Miss Fitch Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Alice Fitch that was. Next week Mrs. Ste vens will give a luncheon, at which the three New Haven girls will be the guests of honor.
 | A marriage of local interest solemn | ized in New York yesterday united Miss Minnie Bible, formerly of New Haven, to MT Herman Yantzger of | New York.
 1 Miss Louise Gallagher, harpist, play ed at the Easter services at St. Steph- ems in Pittsfield, Mass, yesterday. Last year she was heard at two grand Easter services at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, the Anglican church so famous for it's music. On Friday Miss Gallagher will be the soloist at the first of the subscription concerts under the direction of Professor A. w. Abel of Middletown, and, as previously announced, will appear at the concert by the New Haven Symphony orchestra on Thursday.
 Society events of the week include the assembly at Warner hall on the 23d; the meet of the Fortnightly club at Mrs. George B. Farnam's on Wednesday night, when the piano quartet compos- ed of Mrs. Farnam, Mrs. George B. Martin, Mrs. William K. Townsend and Mrs. James Ford will give selections. Mrs. Henry Farnam and Miss Virginia Johnston will also play.
 Among social events of the week claiming special attention is the recep- tion of the D. A. R. to be given by Mrs. Sara Thomson Kinney. the state regent D. A. R., for Connecticut, to the chap ter regents and officers of the state at her residence on Wednesday this week Cards announce the receiving hours from to o'clock
 Also on Wednesday Miss Agnes Smith, at her home on Fair Haven Heights, will entertain at whist The guests will include the Evening Whist club, of which Miss Smith is a mem Der.
 The Matinee Whist club will meet on | fTlday, Aprll Z3, at the nome or MISS Gertrude Bigelow.
 MT and Mrs. Harry $. Holcomb of 200 Oak place will sail on May 5 for Europe by the steamer Majestic. They will be accompanied by Mrs. c. N. Co., burn of Newton, Mass. The party will be in London for the queens jubilee after which they intend making a tour of the world. From London they will go to Norway and Russia, thence down to Egypt. After a winter in Egypt they will go to on to China The home ward journey is not yet fully planned as it is not known definitely whether they will go to China or return by way of the Mediterranean The trip will last about year.