The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-27

1 church, corner of Orange ana EdWaIus streets, followed by a public meeting at |7:45. Rev. Fred Winsow Adams spoke !, briefly on Reasons for Humlnat4oll and Prayer" An address was made oy
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine on "Soelai Conditions Among Working People
 Miss Laura Minor of New Milford IS
 the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth kusseA or | Cedar street, Branford.
 The colony of New Haveners who have summer homes at Pine Orchard will be increased next season by the addition of new homes that are to pc
 built at the east shore resort by Ed
 ward F. Mansfield of Academy street and Minott k. Chatfield. The plans
 have been made and the cottages VIII be completed for occupancy this season. | The entertainment at Armory hall
 Branford, which was to have heen given last week, occurred at that place last evening. The affair was under the auspices of the ". c. T. U. and de- noted, Shoe Social" The price of ad- mission was governed by the size or the shoe worn, the number given. how ever, being accepted without question. A very pleasing programme was given. l Miss Zellah M Conway of 212S North Thirteenth street Philadelphia, who has been visiting for some time past
 with her uncle, William B. Conway on Orang street, returned to her home yes- terday.
 The condition of Miss Dorothy Wood ing of YalesvilIe, who is quite ill, re- mains about the same.
 | MT. and Mrs James Toole of Win 1 throp avenue have just returned from visiting MT. and Mrs. Harson of Provl- dence, R. l., where they were exten- sively entertained.
 ! Edward s. Finder, organist and choir master of All Saints chapel, Trinity parish, has been elected director of the Hillhouse freshman chorus club, com posed entirely of freshmen students of Hillhouse high school. MT. Finder it will be known, has been giving special musical services on the first Sunday evening of each month at All Saints | chapel, which are we'll attended and popular with lovers of good standard music He is studying at present with Professor William s. Wheeler and Pro- lessor William F. Haesche, Yale Mus. 1 B.
 Those who were present at the Har- l monie clubs Beefsteak clubs fine din- her at Moegling's Tuesday night are: MT. and Mrs. Max Adler. MT and Mrs.
 s. Goodman, MT. and Mrs. Simon B. Shoninger, MT. and Mrs. M. Straus, MT ! and Mrs, Henry Herz. MT and Mrs. A. Aal, MT. and Mrs. Louis Rothschild, MT. and Mrs. D. Muhlfelder, MT. and Mrs. A. Rosenberg, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Adler, MT. and Mrs. G. NJ. Kahn, Mr
 and Mrs. L. M, Ullman, MT. and Mrs. J. Ullman, Jacob Ullman, Fred Meyers, Dr. Nader, Dr. Louis Gompertz, Julius Gompertz, Isaac Wolfe, Louis Mann, Max Schlechter, MT. and Mrs. J. Sugen- heimer and many others. After the supper was over the party felt the need of terpsichorean exercise, and the Ban7 ta brothers furnished mandolin and violin music, and those present ripped 1 the light fantastic toe until late in the night, and in fact into the wee small | hours. hH
 MT. and Mrs. Edward P Avery of 52 Howe street entertained their evening whist club most delightfully."- on Tues day evening. Their house is very at- tractively arranged and was still fur ' ther ebautif1ed by the liberal use Of 1 tulips, carnations and palms. There were several substitutes for regular members absent from town. Mrs. George F. Converse, accompanied Mrs. Howard c. Webb, and won for MT. Webb a prize. Mrs. Smith played for Mrs Frank Guion and won first prize for the absentee. John A. Hauff won first prize for the men. An elegant | luncheon was served in the dining room from an attractively arranged table. The Junior league of St. Apdrew's M. E. church will give a patriotic re- ception this evening; doors open at 7:30, when George and Martha Wash ington will be ready to receive guests and everybody who desires to come. At 8 p. m. brief programme will be rendered by the members of the league, who will impersonate the fol- lowing characters:
 Uncle sam .............,,. Chafne Clark Columbia ............,. Hazel Mckenzie Liberty Miss Clara dagger Indian Chief .........., Irving g. Allen Indian Girl ........ Miss F. Hubbard Puritan Maid ........,. Mary H. dagger | Britannia .............. Miss Lena smith | Old-time Granda ......,,.......,.,.... ........M Miss Fanny Woodward l Tramp .................... NelSon Clark | Many others of the league will kind | ly assist in making the evening pleas l ant
 l Clippings from the Ottawa papers recently received give an interesting account of skating party given at the Rideau rink in that city recently, by | Mrs c. F. Turner, wife of Consul Gen eral Turner, formerly of Waterbury l The affair was in honor of Mrs. and Miss filling of New Haven, the sister ana niece of Colonel Turner, who have been visiting their Ottawa relatives They received with Mrs. Turner, near | the staircase of the rink. The ice was perfect and the rink was handsomely decorated for the occasion with the British and American flags draped to- gether. The prevailing color of the dcc- orations in the supper room was yellow, the flowers on the tables being jonquils and daffodils. The costumes worn were very handsome and the rink presented a very brilliant scene as the skaters