The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-17

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 Grand Officers to be Present-FIn,
 Programme for Grand Ave. ChurcI
 Entertainment
 The committee from Pulaski chapter No. 26l, Royal Arch Masons, which is
 making arrangements for the semi-cen- ! tennial celebration, have the work well | advanced and there is assurance that
 they will give worthy celebration of
 this interesting event. The committee
 consist of Willet H. Kellogg, chairman;
 William H. Preston, secretary and
 treasurer; Henry Clay Beers, Robert | w. Juniver, Frank P. Tyler and Lauren | A. Humiston. The exercises will be | held in the chapter rooms and Polar | Star hall, as follows: Commencing | Wednesday evening, May h. at I:30 o'clock Opening in the K. A. degree. Reception of grand officers followed by
 roll call Line forms annd march to Polar Star hall, where banquet will be served and post prandial exercises The
 exercises will consist of brief addresses
 by good speakers orchestral and other
 music and a general reunion. This
 gathering will be a chapter affair and
 with exception of the grand chapter
 officers, none but members of the chap
 ter are expected to be present Admis
 sion by ticket to chapter rooms and
 banquet room. On Thursday evening, May 15 the chapter will give an enter
 tainment and old-time dance in Polar
 Star hall to it's members, their families and friends-about two hours of first class musical and literary entertain ment, followed by dance in which the programme will contain numbers which were in use in 1852 when the chapter as instituted. Admission by ticket on- ly, The chapter rooms will be open during the latter part of the evening for a social gathering of the members and friends.
 An entertainment and dance will be given by Myrtle chapter, o. E. &, at Polar Star hall this evening. The com mittee has worked hard to make the affair great success. There will b. an excellent entertainment for the first part, to be followed by dancing. The entertainment will be from to 10 and then dancing
 The Jefferson company are painting with two coats the Daniel Brown house on North Front street, owned by Mrs. P s. Bennett; Mrs. F. Y Gales house on North Front street, George M. Bald wins house Quinnipiac avenue, one of Bert Van Names houses on East Pearl street and Mrs. Merchants house on Wolcott street MT Jefferson says the recent weather has been very unsuita- ble for outside painting. The firm is behind with their work and are now very busy.
 The election was a very quiet one in the Fair Haven wards and light vote was boiled. Many voters did not even know an election was being held, The vote for alderman in the Fifteenth ward was close, Captain Morse winning over R. H. Meachen by IA majority
 The entertainment club which con- sists of number of young people com nected with the Grand avenue Congre- gational church will present the com edy, His Bordship," at Harmony hall, on Monday evening, April 2l This IS the third rendering of the comedy thls season and with the addition of several musical numbers will form the pro- eramme for a benefit entertainment, to be followed by dance.
 An excellent entertainment was given | on Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the Grand | avenue Baptist church, The farce en- titled "Dr. Baxter's Electric Invention | or Make-over," was particularly good, the participants excellently portraying the several characters and greatly | amusing the audience. Besides the | farce. there were vocal and piano se- ections by Mrs. George T. Pratt and l recitation by Miss Ruth Smith.
 Miss Carrie M. Chapman's class in dancing, which has met the past season 1t her school room, corner Of Ferry and pierpont streets, will give q reception 1t the Anderson gymnasium this even ng from to 10 o'clock. Good music will be provided, At the conclusion of he class exhibition there will be a so ,ial hour from 10 to il for the guests.
 Invitations have been sent out for he wedding of pr. Irwin Granniss of 4 Edgewood avenue to Miss Daisy Edward Patchen, the daughter of MT. md Mrs Frank Patchen of Derby, which will take place at the residence If the brides parents on Wednesday vening, April 30. pr. Granniss is a on of ex-Representative Charles W. iranniss of East Haven, and has many riends in this vicinity.
 The Epworth league of the East Pearl treet M F. church will give an enter ainment this evening in the chapel at :45. Scenes from Shakespeare will be iven with singing and instrumental lusic and a pleasant evening will be lsured to all who attend. Ice cream nd cake will be served after the en- erta!nment. The programme of the entertainment f Myrtle chapter, o. E. S.. at Polar tar hall this evening Is as follows: eete's orchestra, Elijah Teete, leader. iano selectons-Mrs. Meickle, Mrs. Schwab | ong My Dream 0f You Mrs Edith , Beers Jones.
 Accompanied by Miss Belle Slater. haracter song-Sarah Walker-T. P. z Gillespie. alections-Mrs. c. H. Power, Emory Smith.
 Piano and accordeon. T