The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-13

! IIlC IlCllG was NCly plCtellJ
decorated for the occasion with flowers
Of all kinds and quantities of palms
and the young people were the recipi-
ents of a large number of handsome
presents. In the receiving party were
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Myers, Miss Nettie
Machol, Mics Sarah Machol, Miss Carrie
Harris, William f. Myers, Sigmund
Myers, Mrs. Julia Kaiser, Mrs. Eman-
uel Thalheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Rosenberg, Miss Lilly Frank, Miss
Sternberg of Albany, Oregon, and Miss
Eta Adler
Miss Clara Asher ushered in her birth
day anniversary, which came yesterday
with delightful supper party Sunday
evening after IL at her home, 20 Grove
Istreet. A few intimate friends We're
hidden and from these she received
some exceedingly pretty gifts. Among
her guests were Miss Edna Rothchild,
Miss Hortense Metzger, Miss Jennie
Heyman, Miss Elsie Spier, Miss Elite
Adler, Miss Fanny Metzger, Benjamin
Spier. Benjamin jStrouse, Frederick My
ers, Albert Johnson, Louis Metzger and
Arthur Metzger.
| Devotional services will be held at st.
Marys church, Branford, this evening
land Thursday evening. The Rey. j. ].
Duggin of ST. Patrick's church, New
Haven, will preach in that church this
evening.
Charles III. Mann who has been pre-
centor at the United church for the past
three years, has been engaged to act as
choirmaster of Trinity's vested choir.
He will assume the musical position
| L. ,,1, ,,,;J lea IY-4 hA Pow
c.. w. Bispham on May 1. Mr.. Mann is
one of the moot conscientious musicians
in New Haven and will do good work in
his new position.
/ Heinrich Coaried of New York city
will deliver an address on 1.-THE Stage"
March 30 under the auspices of the Ger
man club and will later bring to New
Haven at his own expense his Irving
Place company for the performance of a
classical German play.
Carl, the young SON Of Rev. and Mrs.
William f. Koepchen, latepof Meriden,
is seriously Ill with pneumonia at Mrs.
Koepchen's parents home in New Ha-
ven.
| Rev. Mr.. Marriott, rector of the
Church of the Ascension, this city, will
preach at st. Andrews church, Meriden,
Thursday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Lane, Miss Ed
ma and Harry Lane of Meriden arrived
home from delightful visit to Florida
| Saturday afternoon most of the time.
| being spent at Palm Beach and Nassau.
At the latter place they met Messrs.'
Billiard and Miller of Meriden. Mr. Lane
said that the weather was beautiful
most Of the time, although in some 10
calities where they visited frosty wealth
err prevailed On the gulf side. near
Tampa Bay, cold weather was reported
the mercury dropping to 20 degrees
above zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Wellman re-
turned last week Wednesday from their
threeweeks' trip to Florida. They went
at once to Rock Ledge, where Horace P.
Shares, their neighbor on ED street,
this city, is proprietor of a hotel during
the winter season. They tarried there
for six or eight days, enjoying fine
rect. From Rock Ledge they went to
Palm Beach. On the return trip ST.
Augustine was visited. Among New
Haveners met at Rock Ledge We're r.
G. Anthony and Miss Anthony, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. H. Brown and sister, who will
not return until the last of March; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morgan and Captain
F. w. Hinman and Mr. Williams of
Hartford, who are cruising in southern
waters on beautiful new yacht Diana,
owned by the Hartford man. Mr. Hin
man is captain of the craft.
Engineer Sanford was in New York
yesterday attending a meeting of the
oyster growers interested in the forma-
ton of the United States Oyster COM
pany. The meeting was called for the
purpose Of arranging financial matters
and learning just how much capital will
be available. ~
Miss Julia Leddy Of Mt. Carmel Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin O'ConneI
of Wallingford.
Miss Irene Foote of 263 Howard ave-
nue. entertained a few of her friends
last week in honor of her fifteenth
birthday anniversary.
The New York Herald of last Sunday
says: "The lecture on Buddhism deliv-
cred on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Kuutz Rees at the home of Mrs. James
M. Townsend, jr., 31S West Seventy
fifth street. was largely attended," The
sixth lecture of the course of the ten
IcCluIGS WIllcH mis- IketS is ueINeIlnS
on "Sacerdotal Buddhism" was deliver
ed at the Townsends' home yesterday. |
Mrs. Kuutz Rees who is delivering this
of lectures, is the mother of Miss |
Kuutz Rees, principal of the Young La
dies seminary at Wallingford, this
state.
Miss Taylor of room 5, Center school, |
Bradford, spent Sunday at her home in |
Miss Taylor was called |
home by the serious illness Of her only
brother.
Meridenites who attend the May fes-
tival on Tuesday, the Sth, will hear pia-
no selections by a well known Meriden
James J. McGovern. Mr.. Nc
Govern Is a pupil Of Professor Il. A.
Parsons of New Haven, under whom he
has studied for several years.
Miss Sara MILFORD of Branford is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Frank Holcomb,
now Of New York city.
AT Trinity church. Branford, Sunday
the Rev. Henry w. Winkley
gave the second of a series of Lenten
addresses upon "The English Reforma-
ion" A large congregation was pres
snt.
IVY H.