The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-03

| initiated eleven candidates and actec
upon twelve applications Wednesday
evening. Arrangements are being made
for a sociable to be given in their rooms
in the Boardman building, to which only
the members and their friends will be
invited, March 16, The following COM
mittee has been appointed to make ar
arrangements for their second annual ball,
which will be given in Warner Hall the
last Wednesday in April: Chairman,
Mrs. Grant; Miss Hartman, Miss Nc
Cabe Miss Kittie Herbert, Mrs. Gallery
Miss Annie Kennedy, Miss Annie
Rourke.
City Lodge, No. SO, 7. o. 0. f., initia-
ted five candidates Wednesday evening.
Beacon Lodge, No. SO, N. Il. Q. r.,
held their regular meeting and monthly
entertainment last Wednesday evening.
A large number of their lady friends at
tended and listened to the following
enjoyable programme:
Piano Solo-Miss Paulmier.
Song-Mr. and Mrs A. c. Kirck.
raphophone-Mr Loveand.
Piano Solo-Miss Kirlchamer.
Remarks-Grand Deputy Jones'
Song-J. Fl. Hirme.
Quinnipiac lodge, No. l. I. 0. o. F.,
will hold a grand meeting and enter
tainment in their rooms in the Odd Eel
lows building on March 13, when the
past grand degree team will work the
initiatory degree. Delegates are expec-
ted from Pequonnock lodge of Bridge
port and Mechanics lodge Of Seymour.
Deborah Rebecca Lodge, No. IA, !. O.
o. f., will celebrate their twenty fifth
anniversary next Thursday afternoon.
Washington Council, No. 5, p. o. S. of
A., initiated two new members Wednes-
day evening.
Patriotic Order, Daughters of Amerl-
ca Women's Auxiliary to Camp No. 8,
p. o. S. of A., held a masquerade, which
was well attended, in their hall in the
Insurance building Wednesday evening.
At the regular meeting of Hammonas-
sett Tribe, No. 1. Of the Red Men, Tues
day evening one application was re-
ceived and the representatives to the
great council held in this city on Febru-
airy q reported.
Siammernassett Loft. No. ~, Hay
makers association installed the follow
ing officers this week: Chief haymaker,
r. S. DeMond; past chief haymaker, w.
w. Bennett; assistant chief haymaker,
J. Cross: overseer, b. IT. Guyer; collec-
tor of straws, A. r. Wown; keeper OF
bundles, w. S. Tuttle horn blower, w.
Hahn and boss driver, A. e. Deviney
The installing officer was State Deputy
Chief Haymaker George S. Frisb'e.
Charles H. Wellman, state chief hay
maker delivered an address.
Pequot Camp, No. Z Woodmen of the
World, will hold meeting in Red Mems
hall this evening. Two candidates Will
be initiated and three applications acted
on.
The Lady Maccabees held lively ses-
sion in the Insurance building Wednes-
day evening There was thirty-five can
didates initiated. After the meeting
there was social session and banquet
was served. One of the features of the
evening was the guard drill led by Miss
Tessie Hartley
Russell Council K. of c.. initiated two
Wednesday evening and con-
sider5d three applications. An excur-
sion committee for next season was APP
pointed.
At the meeting of East Rock Lodge,
A. o. u W. on Thursday evening j. T.
b. Ricketts, gave the second part of his
paper on New Ideas"
Excelsior Council, No. 49, Daughters
of Liberty, gave supper and entertain
n
ment last night to celebrate It's first an
niversary The programme was as fol-
lows:
Address
National Secretary w. 0. Staples
Banjo Duet. .Garlck Brothers
Song William LOveday
Recitation. miss Goldberg
Recitation. Clyde Garlick
Vocal Solo. ... Miss Christie Meehan
Song Miss Mamie Guyer
Address. Councillor F. f. Gilmore