The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-05

nectlCut historical society IN EiartTOrG
; this evening, Judge Simeon Il. Baldwin
will read paper on Governor The
ophilus Eaton"
Mis-. William Hustled of this city, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Nc
Kendricl, of New Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Hodge, of
this city, formerly of Danbury, are
spending a few days in Danbury.
The song recital of Mrs. Morris
Black, whiclpwas postponed on account
of Mrs. Blacks illness, will be given in
Harmonic hall on March IL.
Among other Connecticut visitors who
were in Washington yesterday at the
inauguration were: Mr.. and Mrs, j. M.
Ives, of Danbury, at the Shoreham;
Clarence Hooker, Henry Hooker of
New Haven, who were guests of Con-
gresham Sperry, of New Haven, at the
Buckingham.
Miss Henrietta March, of Whalley
avenue, who has been the guest of
Mrs G. w. Darlington, of Winsted, has
returned to the city.
The Rev. ]. E. Adams, of this CITY,
presiding elder, preached at the M. f.
church in Unionville Sunday morning.
The engagement of Miss Ethel Stan
nard Norton, of Wallingford, Yale
School of Fine Arts, 49, to Wilson Peck,
of New Haven, Yale '97 S., is an
nounced.
The annual ball of the Sarsfeld guard
promises to be a finer affair this year
than ever before 1t is to be held on
Easter Monday evening, April s. Music
will be furnished by the Second Regi-
ment band. There will be entirely new
and elegant decorations 1t is intended
to have more boxes than usual, fifty in
all, and many have already been
spoken for. Invitations are to be sent
| to the officers of the SiXty-ninth regi-
ment, N. Y, national guard.
| Miss Mary Markham, of Plymouth is
quite sick in this city.
Humboldt lodge No. 81, L. O. o. f.,
and Deborah lodge, No. IA, d. of R.,
T. 0. o. F., will celebrate their ami
versaries together on Tuesday evening,
March 49, in Turn hall, this being the
twenty eighth anniversary Of Humboldt
lodge and twenty-seventh of Deborah.
The committee have completed ar
engagements, having arranged a very
fine programme of dances and an ex-
cellent banquet A very enjoyable time
is expected Spanutius will furnish
music and Professor Cancel will
prompt. The committee of arrange
ments are r. c., Henze. chairman; H.
Heinecke, c. EclSle, T. PaJy, ]. SUIT
ter Sophia Bergen, Lena Bail Augusta
Chadbourne, Doretta Towners, Lena |
Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Katz, Of 50
Main street West Haven, are soon to
give a farewell reception to their many |
West Haven friends preparatory to
their removal to Stony Creek Mr.. |
Katz was formerly in the drug bust !
ness on First avenue, but gave 1t up to |
accept a position with f. T.. Brainerd, |
druggist, of Stony Creek. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Katz have made a large number of |
friends during their residence in West |
Haven and are very highly spoken of by
all who know them. While their many
friends regret their departure from the
borough, they extend congratulations
to the people of Stony Creek upon their
acquisition of such highly esteemed
neighbors.
DR.. r. Fl. Jenkins, director Of the ag-
rcultural experiment station in this
city, will be the speaker at the farmers
institute at Hatfield, Mass. Thursday,
the 14th. His subject will be the cult
IRE and curing of tobacco.
Walter r. Nichols jr., the fiveyear-
DID son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter r.
Nichols, and who has been i'll at the
home of his parents, No, SAT Orange
street, with diphtheria for the past
week. was reported yesterday morning
o be greatly recovered. The silver
ube which was placed in the lads
hroat during the more severe part of
he Illness was removed yesterday
The appointments Of President Harris,
f Amherst, for the next three months, ]
include preaching before a number of ;
olleges and preparatory schools, in {
luding Williams, Dartmouth, Yale
University Phillips Andover and the
Hill school, Pottstown, Pa, also the
Tnion church, Worcester, and at {
northampton He will also in the near t
uture give an address on THE College
nd the Church" at the Old South g
hurch in Boston. t
Following Is the programme Of the c
oncert to be given by the Wesleyan 4
University Glee and Banjo clubs at {
pworth NJ e. church on Friday even I
lg: t
Part l. 6
Wesleyan Songs '
a. Hail Wesleina ......... Harris, 1902
b. The Red and Black. Price, 1902 q
Glee Club. p
1termezzo Salome ...........,. Lorraine a
Mandolin Club. II
he Signal Resounds. Dudley Buck a
Glee Club. t
Labat Mater ................... RosStni q
Mr.. Espy. Il
uniting Song (Robin Hood ...,...... o
...............R de Koven W
Mr.. Montgomery and Glee Club. a
panish Silhouettes .......... .Pomeroy il
Mandolin Club. T
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