The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-07

Herbert Huntley. .......C. ,. GOOuFlcn Lady Roedale. Miss Marian Campbell Betty Tyrrel. e. Miss Dorothy Wright
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 Mrs. Montrevor. Miss Bessie Rogers Mrs. Norwood Jones.
 ............... Miss Elizabeth Beers Juliette.... Miss Marian Campbell Music is to be furnished by the Yale orchestra and a double quartette from the Freshman Glee club, who have kindly given their services. Tickets are on sale at Judd's. Price $1.
 The Free Kindergarten association has supported one kindergarten this last year at Welcome hall; next year it hopes to establish a second in an- other part of the city. A number of the children have been coming to Well come hall from such a distance that the association is very anxious to go part way to meet them, and to this end is trying to raise more funds.
 The many friends of J. Burton Gill bert will be pleased to know he is rap idly recovering from very serious illness of the grip, which caused a very painful abscess on his neck. He was attended by Dr. H. H. Smith.
 To-day the Country club will inaug- urate the first of their Thursday after moons when they expect all the mem- bers to rally for tea. The latest fea- ture of the club is the archery which promises to be most popular sport.
 Mrs. Holt, who resides with her daughter, Mrs. A. Kendrick, on Savin avenue, West Haven, and who has been sick for several months, was brought to the New Haven hospital Thursday. Yesterday she was resting very comfortable.
 Mrs. Agnew and daughter, Miss Myrtle of New York, who has rented a cottage on California street, savin Rock, have arrived at their summer home.
 An entertainment and dance will be held this evening at Eagles hall, cor ner of Union and Chapel streets, by St. Joseph's guild, the charity organi- zation connected with St. Joseph's R. c. church. The proceeds of the enter tainment will be applied by the ladies of the guild to their charitable work among the poor of St. Joseph's parish. Rev Frederick A. Ottmann, Teacher Max Dressler and Delegate Emil Loos of this city, representing the Zion German Lutheran church, are in Pitts burg attending the convention of the Missouri Synod in Pittsburg, Pa. The session will last week.
 This evening at 7:3O in the lecture room of the First Congregational church, West Haven, will be given the first lecture in the course by Herr Buchler The public are invited.
 Another aspirant for literary fame is Miss May Countryman, daughter of the Rev. Franklin Countryman, pastor of the Congregational church in North Branford. Miss Countryman has now in the hands of her publishers a vol tune of children's stories. These are principally Folk Stories" and the set ting is taken from scenes and districts in and about historical North Bran ford. Miss Countryman is young and s gives promise of becoming a literary success.
 s. B. Hull, temporary secretary of sa the Branford Carpenters union, is soon to move from Branford, the air on the coast being conducive to his health. MT. Hull is a sufferer from catarrh and will seek home in the interior for the benefit of his health.
 Mrs. Henry Bradley of West Main street, West Haven, left the first of the week for Brooklyn, N. r., where she will be the guest of her daughter Mrs. Henry c. Moore.
 At Pythian hall. Branford, to-mor- yxrin he given for the Swedish Benefit society Thule and the following stage pro. gramme will he rendered: Selections by mandolin and guitar club: baritone solo by Shepard Davidson; bag punch ing exhibition, D. Carey; selections by Columbia orchestra. The above Bran. ford talent will be assisted by J. O Hendricks of New Haven the vel known entertainer. Dancing will fol low the stage programme.
 George M Erhardt, the popular watchmaker and ieWeler at B Center street, who has occupied his present place of business for ten years, is tc ' close business there in short time and take vacation of month or two before re-engaging in business in an. other location. Previous to engaging in business for himself ten years agc he was for nineteen years watchmakel and repairer at the Monson jewelry store. This will be his first extended vacation in long period.
 The annual meeting of the BranforG Gymnastic association was held at the residence Of Miss Alice Francis oi South Main street. Branford, Tuesday evening. Attendance was large. Re. ports were read by the various officers and the following were elected fol next year: President, Mrs. John W Nichols, Jr., re-electeO; vice presi dent, Mrs. D. w. Johnson; secretary Miss Alice Thompson; treasurer, Mrs Frank Golding. The executive com