The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-01

Miss Mabel Lafayette. Vocal solo-Selected.
 Miss Vera Peck.
 a. Spinning Song ............. Wagner b. Titania .................... Weley Miss Alice Wood. ecitation-Selected
 Miss Viola Gooding. La Fontain ...................... Bohm Miss Mabel Lafayette.
 Galop ........... ..................... Smith Miss Kittie Quinn. La Zarlne Game Miss Edna Richmond.
 Grand Waltz ............. Wollenhaupt Miss Gooding.
 Butterfly Dance
 Miss Blanche Wood. Of the many pleasant picnic parties that went to the shore Thursday was that of the Psi Epsilon Sigma club to Lighthouse Point. The party left the
 Green at about o'clock and spent the
 afternoon and evening at the point in
 a delightful manner. Among the party
 were Misses Ida Moeller, Antoinette
 and Louise Parlow, Margaret and
 Mabel Fox, Katherine Klander, Anna
 
 Albert Jente, Charles Ockert, Charles
 E. Beyer, Henry Lord, George Dahl
 meyer William Parlow and Ernest
 Stealer.
 The annual meeting of the St. Joseph
 Alumnae association was held at Mt. St.. Josephs seminary in Hartford.
 Thurday morning, with an attendance
 of about fifty who came from various sections of New England and New
 York. The session opened with mass
 by Rev. Walter J. Shanley, pastor of
 St. Joseph's cathedral. After the ser vices an informal reception followed. Dinner was served at noon, after which addresses were made by Mrs. William Racket, of New Haven, on IAlma Mater, It's Aims and Aspirations! Miss Catherine Ahern, of Hartford, "Feder- ation of Catholic Alumnae Associa- tions"; Miss Juliette Martin, of New York, Convent Training for Busy Wo- mem; Miss Gertrude Grady, of New Haven, True Womanhood." Mrs. Frank Connolly, of Bridgeport an- nounced the speakers. Other exercises followed.
 Railway Mail Clerk R. c. Wait, of this city, has made snug little sum over the sale of lot of the new Pan- American postage stamps upon which the railroad train is represented as wrong side up. Quite number of these stamps got into circulation and they have been much sought by stamp collectors. Waits brother-in-law is postmaster at East Hampton and forty of these stamps were sent to the office | for sale. They were all purchased at the regular price of two cents each by | an individual, who afterward returned | them to the office. About this time Wait heard of the stamps and decided | to buy the lot of forty for eighty cents. It was lucky speculation. for he has sold all of them for at least $5 apiece and one brought $S.
 Wallingford, May 30.-Last evening was the thirt y- fifth anniversary of Su- oerintendent John 0. Rowland and Matron Mrs. John o. Rowland of the Masonic home. Their home was Fair Haven until a short time ago, when MT. Rowland was a prominent man in the employ of Henry C. Rowe, the oyster nagnate Both are members of Mizpah L ,hapter No. 37, O. E. S., and sometime lgo the chapter members planned a for Superintendent Rowland, Mrs. Rowland being let into the secret f the visit, and further decided that the urprise should be something tangible IS we'll as trip to the home. On the :45 electric car number of the mem- 'ers of Mizpah chapter went over to he home last evening with oher invited friends and gave Superintendent Row and quite a surprise as they marched nto the house, Mrs. Rowland having answered. the ring of the bell
 Shortly after the arrival of the party Ir. and Mrs Rowland were presented 1ith q handsome antique oak easy hair by Patron w. J. Arthur, in behalf f Mizpah chapter. MT. Rowland feel. lGly responded. The presentation of he chair was a, surprise to Mrs. Row md as well as MT. Rowland. During he evening a number of pleasant fea- ures were enjoyed which included a Trip to the Pan- American exposition nd Railroad trip as well. Vocal umbers were also given which added O little pleasure to the evenings fes vities The vocal selections includ l "Love, Years are Brave and Long," nd "Who Knows, rendered by Mrs. ertrude Mae Wooding, and also Forging the Anchor" by George J. eers. Miss Jennie Peers was accom- anist Later Mrs. c. Coe, of the Ma ,nic home, gave poem which she had osed for the anniversary, MT. and ITS. Rowland standing while the poem as recited. By their side stood MT. Id Mrs William Bradley, of New Ha- sn, MT. Bradley being best man and rs. Bradley bridesmaid at the mar age of MT. and Mrs. Rowland thirty 1e years ago. A bountiful repast was rved in the spacious dining room. mong those who went over to the :, ,me were: pr. and Mrs. o. F.. Powers, r. and Mrs. w. J. Arthur, MT. and , rs. E. A. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. G, M. poke, Mrs. R H. Atkinson, Mrs, w.
 Hull, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. w. Bertini, IFS. Gertrude Mae Wooding, Miss lith Cooke, Miss Jennie Peers, Mrs. delbert Leonard, E. N. Baldwin, alph Ives, George J. Peers But for .> e weather many more would have at ,