The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-28

sor Frank K. Sanders. Mr.. Sanders
brother. ~--
f. C. Sauires of North Haven has
been substituting for Mr.. Van Dyke,
tenor, at Grace NJ. E. church, on How
ard avenue for the past few Sundays.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. Brinley Morgan
and daughters have returned from Rye
Beach, where they have been all sum-
mer. --.r-.,e@ &a~.,,s It. .,..s
The marriage Of Miss Mary Louise
Meigs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Meigs of West Haven, and Sam
uel Skidmore Beach, win take place
Wednesday, October IA, at the home of
the bride. s Il IT, N@-
Professor and Mrs. Thomas D. Sey-
mour and daughter have returned home
after years trip through Europe. .
Miss Irene Dugan, who has been the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Williams, of SO
Sylvan avenue, returned yesterday to
her home in Newark, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Porter of Whit
ney avenue have announced the COM
ing marriage of their daughter, Miss
Grace, to Rev Jay Stocking, to take
place this week. Mr.. Stocking was
formerly assistant pastor of the Church
of the Redeemer, but has now accepted
call to a church in Bellows FANS,
vt, and will leave this week to COM
mence his work there.
An exhaustive and scholarly instruc-
tor for. pipe organ, the work Of Thomas
G. Shepard, organist and director of
music of the Church of the Redeemer,
has Just been brought out by Schirmer
Bros. of New York. The work treats
in detail of the pipe organ and is an
invaluable aid and guide to students of
the instrument.
Captain A. ID. Sanborn, formerly a
contractor at the works of Sargent &
Co, but now located in Franklin, N. H.,
is here for the reunion Of the Spanish
War Veterans. I'D Id
Mrs. George Gable Of Yonkers. N X,
is staying for a while with Mrs. Philo
e. Bennett at the Yorkwall.
James M. Sullivan of this city adj
dressed the meeting in the Taylor opera
house, Danbury, last evening, held by
the Emmett club in commemoration OF
the execution of Robert Emmett. "
Mrs. Evelyn G. Arnold, who has been
in Bethlehem, Conn.,, for several weeks,
is expected home to-day. Her son,
George Stanleigh Arnold, Yale 1908, will
enter the Yale law school this fall He
has been spending his vacation with a
classmate, Alan Fox, in the northern
part Of Michigan.
f. HSba hJrJ,o Jy,l,o eooiatv of tho New
Haven high school will give its annual
tea Friday afternoon, October 2, from
to 6 o'clock, at the home of Miss
Celia Hotchkiss, 1928 Chapel street. The
tea is given for the girls of the four
classes of the Hillhouse and Boardman
high schools and for the lady. teachers.
Those who will receive with Miss
Hotchkiss are the active members of
the society and four Of the graduate
members. They are Miss Julia Parker,
Miss Catherine Paterson Miss Rosa
belle Welles of the class of 1908, Miss
Lille Kneringer, Miss Florence. Treat
Miss Elvena Seymour, Miss Ida Bar
ney,, Miss Phebe Elliot, and Miss Celia
Hotchkiss of the class of 1904, Miss
Ella Small, Miss Florence Pfaff, Miss
Elizabeth Nichols, Miss Helen Battin,
Miss Kathryn Baldwin, Miss Mildred
Finch and Miss Dorothea Saunders of
niger and Miss Marguerite Dibble OF
the class of 1906.
Grand Secretary John III. Barlow OF
the grand lodge, F. & A. NJ, has sent
out to the lodges of the state a cir