The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-21

on is by ticket only. Following is the

ton is by ticket only Following is tht programme:
 | Overture-Orchestra Genuine Coon Cake Walk-T. F. Mahel
 '. and G. Herman.
 Solo-Miss Rose Smith.
 Black face comedy by Messrs. Hearer 1 and Marinan, entitled, Down by the Railroad Crossing" { Piano solo-Miss Bradley.
 Solo-Mr. Mcdonald, "Sleep Little One Sleep and "Low Back Car"
 Piano solo-Professor Wheeler. Original comedy sketch-Messrs. Crow l ley and Fitzgerald, Professor s. w. Wheeler accompanist. | Ice cream and cake, afterward danc- 1 ing.
 The object of this entertainment is to interest the lady members of the par ish in the work of the Holy Name so- ciety, and to encourage their male rela- tives to become members. {,
 Miss Adelaide Payne, of this city has been the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Filling hast, in Norwich.
 Edward A. Stevens, of this city, for merly of Meriden, and Miss Margaret A. Rourke, of this city, were married at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Stew ems, 26 Linsley avenue, Meriden, Satur- day evening at o'clock. Rev. R. C.. Tongue. of All Saints chapel perform ed the ceremony
 The Sunlight Sewing school wishes to thank the public, Kings Daughters circles, and others who have so kindly helped along the work by sending cast off garments, papers, remnants of cloth, etc. We hope we may receive further help as our friends are able in the future. Almost any cloth, garments, papers, etc., can be used in the work. Call and see the school in action, Sat uradys at 2:30 p. m., at 40 Dixwell avenue. Send articles or postal card to Mrs Thomas S. Reed, 65 Bristol, or Mrs L. Griffin 71 Bristol street.
 Rev. George w. Phillips, rector of Grace church, Fair Haven, chaplain of at Holy Trinity church, Middletown, Sunday evening. The members of Company H, of that city, attended in body. A curate from Middletown preached at Grace church herea
 Professor Stevens, of Yale Divinity school, will preach at the First Congre- gational church, Wallingford, during the month of June.
 The friends in Branford of Mrs. Frank Hooker of this city, will be pleased to learn that she is now convalescing and her little daughter has returned home from Branford.
 T St Mrs. eHlen Metzradt, and nephew, Carl Metzradt, all of Merden, will leave there to-day and on Thursday will sail for Germany to spend the summer.
 John Waters, of Hackettstown, N. J., spent Sunday with friends on Rogers street, Branford
 Clara Barton, president of the Ameri- can Red Cross soceity, is expected in Meriden this week to spend the summer with Mir. and Mrs. Francis Atwater.
 Mrs. Peck, of Oak cottage. Branford Point, is having the interior of her resi- dence painted and papered and made Cook is doing the work.
 J Edwin Brainard, ex-superintendent of streets of Meriden, was given gold chain and charm by the city teamsters recently. MT Brainard began his du- ties with the H. Wales Lines company yesterday aG1
 The Saturday Afternoon Whist club, of Branford, met with Clara Kenyon, of Damascus, on Saturday. Substi- tutes were Miss Virginia Shepard, the Misses Doolittle and Mrs. Kenyon. Prizes for the day, a silver souvenir spoon and bon bon dish, went to Miss Shepard and MT. Golding.