The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-10

guest on Wednesday Mrs Eliza Hull,
former resident of old Branford. Mrs
Hull was accompanied by the bride OF
a few weeks of Homer Hopson of New
Haven Mr. Hopson is Branford boy
His mother was Miss Sarah Hull, also
of Branford. Mr.. Hopson has many
friends in Branford. Mr.. and Mrs
Hopson are at present making their
nome with the formers grandmother,
Mrs. Hull, in West Haven, but they
Will later reside In New Haven. where
they are preparing a home on Cassius
street
song recital will be given at Repub-
llcan hall next Wednesday evening by
Richard B. Gordon, rising local tenor
singer, assisted by Miss Margaret Ho-
4 gan, soprano; George Fl. Mahl of Hart
ford, baritone; James McGovern of Mer-
lden, pianist, and P. j. Mccarthy in IL
Illustrated songs. Mr.. Gordon is a New
Haven pupil of e. A. Leopold, as is Mr.
Mahl, one Of his Hartford pupils. The
latter will sing new composition by
Mr.. Leopold entitled Loves Answer"
Miss Hogan Is one Of the young soloists
of the city who Is fast coming to the
front, possessing as she does a beauti-
full soprano voice. Mr.. McGovern n ada
very good impression at one Of the
morning concerts last May at tine fes-
tical.
The New Haven Building and Loan
association has elected officers as fol-
lows: President Frederick L. Trow-
bridge; vice president, Frederick M. Ad-
ler treasurer Joseph e. Fairchild;
financial secretary, John l. Jacobus; re-
cording secretary, Louis Knollmeyer;
directors, George ID. Lambert Of First
avenue, West Haven; julius Lederer of
1876 Dwight street; p. ]. Cronan of 455
Bishop street, James Johnston of lis
Bishop street, j. Edmund st. Jacques
of II Howe street, George Rathgeber of
81 Sylvan avenue, John w. Kenney of
10 Park street, Winfield S. Beebe of 81
Gregory street and Louis Knollmeyer
of 81 Sylvan avenue; auditors, John f.
Hanly Charles T. Cannon, William e,
Beecher; attorney, Harry W. Asher,
Exchange building.
The lecture to be given before the
Woman's School association this after
noon at o'clock by Miss Charlotte
Coffyn Wilkinson on 'The Educational
v dlue u w OIIleH 1luDS Will pe Va
rare interest. Miss Wilkinson spoke on
Thursday evening in Ansonia before the
Connecticut State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs and will spend Sunday In
New Haven with her college (Smith)
friends, Miss Teresina Peck and Mrs. j.
Blake. She Is the secretary of
the National League Of Working Wo- |
men and is intensely interested In |
working girls clubs, vacation houses
and all that pertains to the advance |
ment along educational lines of work. |
Ing women. The lecture will be given |
In the new rooms Of the Woman's |
School association, Al and AZ Insurance |
and an informal tea will be
served after the lecture. The house
committee of the Woman's School assoc
citation, Mrs. j. Mason Hoppin, Miss
Rebecca Beach, Mrs. John H. Plat,
Mrs. G. B. Salisbury and Miss Marion |
WEIGH, are now busy getting the rooms
n order so that Miss Wilkinson's lee
ure may be the feature of the opening
# the new rooms. The clubs OF the city
nave been invited to be present; also
he Association of Collegiate Aumnae
Ind all women interested In the Wo-
mans School association, and Miss VIII
sinson's subject will be welcome.