The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-21

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 Mast Master r"Ri5' Fryer pupi of E. A. Parsons!
 w - Harry Leslie King.
 ~ Miss Lulu NJ. Ellsworth.
 Myself When Young (Persian ,Garden) .... .......... ....,..... Liza Lehman Heathe Gregory.
 A'e 0l''i'" Mrs |. F. < whitney. a. Thou Art So Like Il Flower. Chadwick b. When Love is Kind-Old Melody.
 Miss Susie F. Spencer. | Miss Ella Marie Jepson. 1 FART II.
 Edward B. Birge. 1 Master Fryer.
 a. You and Llza mol henmann b. Viianee , r .lyell Acqua Honor and Arms (Samsonl. ........ Handel
 Riley Elmer Phillips, jr. More Regal Queen of Sheba). .... .Gounod | Mrs Lucia A. Coburn. | I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby.. Clay | John A. Clarke.
 Miss stsf Chase ua' Miss speaeer, Mr. Hayes, Mr. King, MT. Phillips, MT Brge; l Mrs. Coburn, who rendered the difficult selection, 'NIore Regal" Queen of Shebaj, made pronounced success. Mrs. Coburn is now living in this city on Kimberly avenue. | Miss Florice Chase, formerly Of Meriden, took prominent part in the concert On the afternoon of February 10, Miss Chase sang at the afternoon reception of Miss | Leary, No. Fifth avenue, New York city. Miss Chase's New Haven and Meriden friends will be pleased to learn that she met with enthusiastic applause and a warm reception from the aristocratic set of New York city. The New York Herald says: Miss Leary received, according to her GUS tom, yesterday afternoon at No. Fifth ave nue. She provided some extra music for | her guests, who numbered several hundred. Mine. Liza iLehmann's latest songS cycle,
 ice Marie Chase. soprano; Mrs. L. E. Cor nu, contralto; Hobart Smock,, tenor, and 1 Heathe Gregory. bass. c. E. Reynolds was at the piano. Among those invited were WIlmerding, Miss Wilmerdlng, Mrs. Fred eric R. Coudert, jr.. Miss Renee Coudert, Miss Mildred Phelps Stokes, Mrs. J. F. De Navarro, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Mali Mrs. J. gomery Strong, Matthew Astor Wilks, Miss May Van Alen, Isaac Iseln, s. Montgomery Roosevelt, Mrs. Beverly, Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Miss Remsen. Mrs. Warren c. Beach. Miss Ann Stephens, Mrs. Westervelt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Edgar Shepherd, Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, Miss Leontine Marie, Miss Sylvia Green, Mrs. J. Russell Soley A. F. de Bernascom- Haines. Miss Leary will continue her Tues day receptions through Lent"
 Programmes have been issued for the Temple of Fame, which is soon to be given in Harmonic hall by the cast which recently presented 1t in the West Haven town hall
 The announcement that Harry Rowe Shelley, one of the famous organists of New York is to appear here in a public recital is received with great pleasure by the music-loving public. The organ recital is to take place at Plymouth church next Monday evening.
 Invitations have been issued for a birthday dance in honor of the birth day anniversary of Miss Lena Keller. The affair, which promises to be a most enjoyable one, is toSbe held in the West Haven town hall on the evening of Feb- ruary 2S. +gs
 A very delightful children's party was given Tuesday evening by Professor and Mrs. H. ", Parker at their home on Prospect street for their young daugh- ter, Miss Charlotte Parker About twen- ty young people enjoyed it.
 Miss Bell Beach, of Branford, has l been visiting Mrs. Charles Graham in | West Haven.
 
 given by the Ladies' Aid society of Ep- | worth M. E. church this evening from until 10 o'clock will be very happy affair. Washington will receive n a colonial reception room. Supper will be served from to 8, and at S:15 there will be entertainment by the Rumble Bee band of the Presbyterian church and other talent, including Thomas 4Acssrill, basso; G. Elmer Goodwin, tenor; Miss L. Genevieve Barnes, soprano; Miss Law, violinist, and the Misses Wood ruff and Miss Louise True Law, pian- sts; Mrs. A. A. Chiever and Master Coulard elocutionists. Charles Bos- wick will give an exhibition of club 
 Miss Carolyn Averill gave a whist party at her home in Branford Point m Saturday evening in honor .)f Miss Feehan, of Milford, her guest. The rar- y came out from New Haven by trolley tnd spent very pleasant evening with he fascinating game. The first ladies' ,rize was captured by Miss Woo ruff md the first gentleman's went to MT. Seward; to Mrs. Sillinan and Mf. Folp he consolation prizes were awarded. After the play very dainty lunch was 'erved by Miss Averill Those present were MT. and Mrs. w. Seward, MT and drs. F. l.. Silliman, Miss Laura Wood uff, Miss Helen Cobb, Miss Williams, Hiss Emma Feehan, Miss Babel Good fch. E. Clarkson, MT. Seward, Frank 1allemore, Earl Compton and Frederick 2olp. Rev Anson Phelps Stokes on Tuesday informally and delightfully."- en- ertained at his beautiful home, No. s3 Ilm street the members of St. Pauls hurch vestry and their wives. Light were served and the guests njoyed the charming hospitality of heir host to the utmost. Those present included the following: Rev. Dr. D. S. lines and wife, Robert Bell, A. J. Beers nd wife, F. c. Rowland and wife. s. j. Johnson and wife, s. A. York and vife, c. F. Curtiss and wife, Benjamin s. English, General E. F. Bradley, H. " Mansfield and wife, Robert Foote, ,harles F. Thompson and wife, H. w. nov and wife, James E. Wheeler and 1ife and w. o. Pardee and wife. William J. Smith, of the Geometric Drill company, is general manager of he William J. Smith company just or anized under Delaware laws, as stated The shops of the Geometric )rilI comnany are located at thp corner