The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-11
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 Miss Elizabeth Storrs Rogers, the beautiful mezzosoprano delighted her friends and ad- mirers by her work Friday night at the en- tertainment given or the benefit of the New Haven Kindergarten association. Miss Rog- CTS won distinction in dramatics while student at Smith college, and her present success in music Is most gratifying to her friends.
 Mrs. Isham Henderson gave her first "at hOme' in her new house on Prospect street on Thursday afternoon. 1t was given in honor of Mir. and Mrs Yandel Henderson, who were married few months since at
 Ralph H. Schneeloch, Yale NJ. S. '92, the Well-known singer, is at present in Honolulu on trip which will keep him in foreign countries for some months. MT. Schneeloch said from San Francisco on April 22 He leaves. Honolulu next Wednesday and sails for China and Japan. He travels for St. Louis house.
 The New York Tribune has the announce ment of the engagement of Miss Louise c. McAlliSter Francis to Henry GroSvenor Forbes Curtis Miss Francis Is daughter York. She is cousin of Mrs. Colin MacRae Ingersoll, of this city.
 T. Sullivan, of James street, motorman, who operated upon at the New Haven hos pltal three weeks ago for appendicitis left that institution yesterday. Mir. Sullivan Is the treasurer of the New Haven Gaelic school. f entertain the St. Ambrose club on Friday afternoon, May 9, at 1 o'clock. The St. Ambrose choir of twelve ladies connected with the club the past season, and led by Professor T. G. Shepard, has been rehears, ing two cantatas which they will sing at this musicale. which is for the benefit of the club alone.
 Mrs. Phelps Montgomery and Miss Stod- dard gave a dance at the Country club Sat. urday evening for Mrs. Edward Loomis, of New York city.
 Miss Avery, a.well-known New Haven girl, now residing in Brooklyn, has for some days been the guest of Mrs. E. A. Parsons, with whom she formerly studied the piano. Miss Avery has been working with lgnace Pad erewski at his home in Europe and has met from her last visit to the home of Pederew- ski she brought with her magnificent St. Bernard, which Is a gift from the world
 Miss Campbell, of Short Hills, New Jnr- sey, has been the guest of Mrs Thomas k. Lounsbury. of Bradley street, for the past two months. l'v
 summer homes atTthe shore was Arthur H. Day and family, of New Haven, at Pine
 Mrs. Ell Mix, of 600 George street, will en. certain the IS. S.'' Whist club this after noon instead of Mrs. A. C. Bushnell, as at first announced.
 Mir and Mrs Perry and Mrs. Newton, of Meriden, are at the, Greiber cottage. Bran ford, for few weeks
 William F. Haesche, one of the leading musicians of New Haven, has been highly honored, his name being the first mentioned in connection with the deanship of the nlu- sic department of the Kansas State uniyer- sity, which Is to become vacant September l. This fattering testimonial to MT. Haesche's ability came entirely unsolicited, Lzs kIa,I, tLua FIl., before deciding upon his future course in the matter
 A dinner was given during the week by Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Bancroft, of the Robert Mackenzie. Those present. were Sir John and Lady Clark, of Scotland, Dr. and Mrs. Newman Smyth, Dr. and Mrs. G. Brin- ley Morgan and Mrs. Wilbur F. Day. MT. Bancroft is the famous California historian. Mrs. Herbert Bancroft and daughter will re- turn to their home in San Francisco next Friday. Mir. Bancroft will remain east until June, when his son will graduate from liar.
 The Germania Bicycle club is planning a lantern parade for next Friday evening. All members are requested to attend with dec orated wheels. A brief business meeting into line and parade through the principal streets of the city. At its conclusion all will assemble in Harugari hall and enjoy a banquet.
 During the past week Edwin Arthur Kraft of this city sailed on the steamship Ger manic for Europe: He has gone with the intention of devoting the next three years to the study of the organ. Mir. Kraft was at one time pupil of Professor E. A. Par sons, of this city. He has been organist at the Church of the Ascension in New York city and later at St. Thomas church, Brook. lyn.
 Mrs. James Shepard. of Short Beach, was removed to Grace hospital in this city last Friday.
 | of N-a 91, I. o. o. F.. will visit Germania lodge. No. 7S I. o. 0. F.. on Thursday evening, May 21, and will work the second degree on three candidates. A banquet will end the proceedings
 The Crescent Dramatic club, which is made up of members of the Gamma Delta Psi fraternity of Hillhouse high school, is preparing, to give its annual play. "The New Reporter" and the title promises well for fun and complications. The sketch is bright and taking. and was written by MT. John son. The committee in charge Of the affair Is composed of Harrison B. Kellogg, C. R. Messinger and Lee Wilson. The Apollo Banjo and Mandolin clubs will assist the dramatic club in giving the entertainment A dance of twenty numbers will conclude the programme.
 Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Goodrich, of New Britain, are at the Wheeler cottage, Bran ford. Mrs, Wheeler is expected home from Arkansas the last of this month. MT. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox, who spent the winter in California; are in Branford for the season.
 Edward T. Mullen and William Callahan left yesterday for Philadelphia, where they will attend the international convention of Hotel and Restaurant Employees as delegates from this city.
 John Mackrlle, of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, is at Pine Orchard.
 Mrs. Raymond G. Baldwin will entertain her siX-handed euchre club next Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Erlewein and Miss Adele Schluessel of 442 Congress avenue, accom- panied by Miss Lydia Schlosser, of Spring field, Mass, will sail this week from New York on the steamer Graf Waldersee for Germany, where they expect to remain un- til fall.
 Ms. J. T. Sliney, of Branford, has for her ] guest Miss Gertrude O'Brien, of New Ha. | ven.
 Mrs. John K Brush and Miss Beach have gone to Hammonassett club, near Madison, for few days.
 Mir and Mrs. Elisha Smith, who have spent the winter at the Barracks. are now at their summer house cottage, Altruria, in 3 Branford.
 Widows Son lodge No G6. A. F. and A. l l M., of Branford. will he visited by District