The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-29

S. Hay, J. S. Ogilvie, jr., chairman
 H. H. Read, A. R. Welch and A. P
 Wilder have been chosen a committe to take charge of the singing at the Shelf. senior fence.
 The condition of Tommy Corcoran
 the Cincinnati baseball captain i: slightly improved He is still i'll at his
 residence on Hazel street, however
 with typhoid pneumonia of severe l type. MT. Corcoran is in no immediate danger and is expected by his physician. Dr. Baldwin, to recover unless unlocked for complications set in.
 The Rev. Allyn K. Foster, of the Oli- vet church, gave an address on "Mis- sions" in the First Baptist church, of Meriden, Monday evening. MT. Foster is the president of the Connecticut Christian Endeavor union and the lec- ture was under the auspices of the 1 Christian Enedavor society. A concert will be given in College street hall this evening at o'clock by the students in the department of mu- 1 sic, assisted by the New Haven Sym phony orchestra. Admission will be en- tirely by complimentary ticket |
 The pupils of room 10 Winchester avenue grammar school will hold their annual class picnic on June at Mans field grove. As the pupils of this room are noted for their sociability and powers of enjoyment very merry time is anticipated.
 Princeton, Trinity, Wesleyan and Harvard have been invited to send dele gations of twenty-five men each to Yale's biceptennial parade on Monday, October 21'
 An engagement of interest to many New Haveners is that of Dr. John F. Coe, the son of MT. and Mrs. John Coe, of Meriden, to Miss Mary Clark, of Lex ington, Ky. Dr. Coe is a brother of Walter F. Coe, of Sherman avenue, and is at present practicing medicine in New York.
 The women's board of Grace hospital desires to thank the following donors for the gifts received during the past month for the use of the hospital: Mrs F. Wayland Fellowes, sheets, clothing, crockery; friend, rolling chair; friend, one dozen eggs; friend, one bushel po- tatoes; friend, six dozen eggs; Mrs. G. w. Grant, clothing; Hospital Aid soci- ety, 52 water bottle covers, garments; Mrs. H. N. Lyman, sheets; J. F. Rog- CTS, old linen; Mrs. J. w. H. Rose, old linen; Mrs. Strong, oranges; Mrs. B Sperry, clothing and old linen; Mrs. r. B. Walker, dishes; Mrs. H. C. Warren, clothing and underwear; whist club, through Mrs. E. s. Austin for Welcome ward, IS sheets; magazines from Mrs. A. w. Beecher, John J. Coleman, Mrs. Isaac Damn, Mrs. Fogg, w. H. Fife, friend, Miss Hooker, Mrs. F. L. Howe, Mrs c. g. Lockwood, Miss Marsh, Mrs. J. G. North, Mrs. c. w. Palmer, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. c. H. Warner Mrs. Trowbridge; flowers from Dr. and Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Roger de Bussey, Mrs E. M. Jordan, Lewis & Maycock, J. F. | Rogers, Mrs B. Sugenheimer and Trim ity P. F. church.
 A concert exciting much interest in Meriden musical circles was given by i the Dessauer- Troostwyk trio in the ! church in Meriden last ! evening. The programme was as fol- 1 lows:
 Polona1se .............. ......... Chopin
 Dessauer-Troostw Trio. Violin solo
 d. Nocturne ...',.............. Chop1n |
 b. Spring Song ........... Hollaender
 Isidor Troostwyk. .............. .......... Liszt Dessauer- -Troostwyk Trio Flute solo-PollSa Caprice .. .Tershack |
 Max Dessauer. l. Romance .......,,............ Langer