The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-08
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Champion OF
Ellsworth avenue are enjoying trip
south by water, having sailed from New
York on Monday of this week.
The Danbury Elks are preparing for
big social session next week when the
lodge will be the recipient of visit
from District Deputy Charles MacGll-
vray of New Haven, and will Initiate
large class of candidates from New
Milford.
Mrs. Norris Blacks song recital,
which was postponed on account Oh her
sickness with the grip, will be given at
Harmonic hall Monday afternoon,
March Ii, at o'clock. The programme
which has been announced in these CO.
umns before, will be unchanged 1t IS
exceptionally well chosen and contains
gems of song from the ancient ana
modern schools. Among the songs
from the present day writer's are lour
by Professor II. w. Parker. Weston
Gales, Yale 'aS. is Mrs. Blacks accom-
PIANIST.
A whist party was given by MISS
Harriet Bailey at her residence, s2o Elm
street, Wednesday evening. Inc 1aV-
ors were very unique and the prizes
were won by Mr.. Lockwood, Miss JAMS
wick Mr. Jeffrey and Miss Chapln'
Among those present were Miss Hattle
Roberts Miss Bertha Ensign, Miss May
Janswicl1, Miss Luella Russell Miss
futile. Miss Bertha Watrous, Miss
Alice Chapin, Miss Harriet Bailey, Will
liam Hartung, Harry Johnson, Edward
Williams, James Lockwood, James Jef-
fries, Herman Fritz, William Sugant'
and Herbert Jackson.
The family of Morris Steinert, as be-
fore announced. will on Saturday help
him celebrate his SEVENTEEN birthday
anniversary at his pleasant home on
Olive street. The affair will be In the
nature of a large dinner party, and
seated about the table will be the sons
and daughters of Mr.. Steinert with the
members of their families. Albert
Seinert and his bride of Providence,
whose wedding at Delmonicos In the
early winter was one of the large social
events there. will be present, and they
will be entertained while in the city by
Mr.. and Mrs S. b. shoninger Of Or
ange street Mrs. Edward Steinert of
New York will also be guest there,
William Steinert of Boston will stop
while in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Steinert, while Alexander Stein
ert, also of Boston, will be the guest of
his father. On Sunday evening the
New Haven Symphony orchestra will
give Mr. Steinert large reception at
Harmonic hall.
The closing exercises of the Zunder
evening school were held at the Zunder
school Wednesday night. About sixty
certificates We're delivered to the pupils
that We're regular in attendance. The
presentation address was made by Mr..
Harmount Of the board of education.
Superintendent of Schools Beede and
Mr. Jackson Of the board of education
also delivered short addresses. Mr..
Beede complimented the school on it's
success, and remarked that its attend
ance was the most regular of any of the
other evening schools in this city. The
exercises consisted of each teacher
conducting his class for about ten min
utes to show the progress that has been
made. A monograph, violin, solos and
a duet entertained between the readings
of the class. This school originally OPP
ened at the Webster school with but
two teachers under the principalship of
Attorney Simon FL. Kugel, but owing to
the increase Of scholars the school was
removed to Zunder and two more
teachers were appointed. The school
had a regular average of attendance of
sixty-five during the year.