The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-27

gramme was rendered; 7:30, praise ser vice, led by Miss Louis B. Hill; 1:45, reading of Scripture and prayer Rev. | F. Countryman of North Branford; 7:55, business session; song, Mrs. Will liam A. Dudley of Guiford; S:10, ad- dress, Rev. George w. Moore, New York city. Song, Mrs. William A. Dud- ley of Guilford; 8:45, address, Rev.
 Charles E. Ewing, returned missionary from China; 9:15 consecration prayer; anthem. benediction.
 MT and Mrs F. B. Street will leave this city to-day for their home in East Haven They have been spending three months with Mrs Streets mother on Chapel street Their daughter, Miss Emeline Street, is expected home for the Easter vacation from Vassar col
 lege.
 A very pleasant social event was that
 of Tuesday evening in room 49 in the
 Insurance building given by the mem
 bers of the Alfred H. Terry command of
 the Union Veterans union, assisted by
 members of the Women'S Relief union.
 From to o'clock supper was served.
 The hour from to 9 was spent in the
 enjoyment of social programme, dur
 ing which several very entertaining Vo-
 cal selections were rendered by the
 Konoff sisters Dancing was enjoyed
 from until il, at which time the even
 ing's pleasures were brought to an end
 Theodore A. Spinning, for fifty-seven
 years a church organist and for the
 last tWenty-three years occupying that
 position in the First Presbyterian
 J,., IN11t
 to be retired on pension of S25O per annum. which is one-half of the $500 per annum, which is the salary he is receiving.
 The following men from 1903S. have been elected to the editorial board of the Scientific Monthly: Vasa Kirby Bracher of New York city, Arthur Whittemore Bacon of New Britain, Conn, Harold Loveridge Vedder of Buffalo, N. Y., Bradford Milton Couch of Nyack, N. Y., Ridgeley Nicholas of Babylon N. Y; Lindon Wallace Bates, jr., of Chicago, H., received the sen iors charm.
 Cards have been issued by MT. and Mrs, John Henry Clarke, for the mar riage reception of their daughter, Miss Ethel Hubbell, and Joseph P. Wadhams on Wednesday, April g, The reception will be held at 50 Derby avenue from 1 to o'clock Miss Clarke is popular socially having a host of friends. MT. Wadhams is a graduate of Hillhouse High school 1896, and Of Sheffield Scien- | tific school 1899. At present he has a | office in Torrington. The | wedding will be a quiet home affair, l and the young couple will reside in Tor rington.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hasselbach | have sent out cards for the marriage re | ception of their daughter Miss Emma, | and Louis L. Norton Wednesday even- | ing, April 9, from to 9 o'clock The | will be held at the future home of the young couple, 345 Whalley | avenue A quiet wedding will precede | the reception. After May 15 MT. and | Mrs Norton will be at home to their friends at the above address.
 The Meriden Record of yesterday says of ex-Adiutant Baker, who has l many old New Haven friends he hay ng been adjutant of the Second C. N. I. in the days when the regiment made it's famous trip to Washington and re- ,eived a special review from General Grant General Hancock, and others: Captain Bradley is in receipt of a let er from Washington, D. C., from Cap ain J. g. A. Baker, a former Meriden nan and ex-member of Go I, who was ,diutant of the Second regiment, c. N, |, in the seventies under Colonel John + Bario The letter contained two clippings from the Morning Record cling of Co Is standing during Febru try and in brief Captain Baker writes: Good: These reports remind me of the id days when 1 was a member of Go. = Captain Baker is well known to eX- members of Co, I, who served during he seventies or possibly later than that ime He was an active worker in the ompany and in fact prominent in the second regiment He accompanied Co.,
 to Philadelphia during the centennial Ie now holds responsible position in he pension department. The captain wishes to be remembered to his riends."