The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-16
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 The Michigan Whist club held the last meeting of the season at the residence of Mrs. Klenke, wife of Dr. Klenke, on Wooster Place on Wednesday evening. The affair was bundle whist. and as the club numbers thirteen ladies, Mrs. 2 Stetson, Mrs. Buchter and Mrs. Mayer, wife of the dentist, were invited for an extra table. A fine supper was served and the last meeting was voted one of the pleasantest of the season.
 The Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., will hold its annual meeting in Colo nial hall next Tuesday, May 19, at p. m. The annual election of officers will take place and as no voting can be done without a quorum it is earnestly re- quested that every member make an es- pecial effort to be present The nomi- mating committee has sent out it's list of candidates for the offices to be filled and there is no doubt that the ticket as it stands will be elected with satisfaction to all the members. The meeting on Tuesday will be the last regular meet ing this season. A June outing usually closes the season but no plans have yet been announced for this year.
 MT. Henze, of the firm of Cox & Henze. undertakers, will soon erect a fine residence on Bishop street on the former Benton property. Two houses will soon be built on the same property by other parties.
 Miss Hammer, with Muhlfelders, and her sister. will sail June 27 for a sum- mer vacation in Europe.
 On Friday evening. May 23, the St. Ambrose society will give a very de- lightful 4 o'clock musicale at the resi- dence of Mrs. A.. c. Winchell of 60 Pearl street. Mrs. Winchell is one of the original members and organizers of the society, and always takes an active part in it's affairs. The programme on this occasion has been given into the hands of the choir connected with the organization, new feature added last fall. There are twenty members se- lected from among the best singers in the city. They are led by Professor T. G. Shepard and meet once fortnight for rehearsals and once each month with the entire society for musical ev- ening. 's For the coming musicale, the choir will give three numbers, "King Rene's Daughter by Smart; "The Lady of Shallott," by Kendall, and Night" by St. Saens. with flute obli- gato by Max Dessauer. The solos which occur in these cantatas will be sung by Mrs. s. S. Thompson, Mrs. F. w. Brown, Miss Bertha Raymond. Mrs. Charles i McNeil, Mrs. Edith Kraft. Miss Bertha Warner, Mrs. A. B. T. Treat. Mrs. W. A. Borden and Miss Ellen Hofer, and Miss Anna Frances Treat. Mrs Brown will sing the solo part i'll Might" Mrs. Kraft singing the solo role of ''The Lady of Shallott," and the others all having solos in "King Rene's Daughter There are about fifty members active and as- sociate in this musical society, and they have found this method of meeting for musical evenings once each month a great inspiration to study and practive at home. A social hour will follow the programme on Friday, and the usual number present, will be augmented by limited number of invited guests pos sible to accommodate in a private house. The personnel of the choir is as follows: Mrs. S. S. Thompson, Mrs. F. w. Brown, Mrs. Edith Porter Kraft, Miss Bertha Raymond, Miss Bertha Warner, Miss Anna Frances Treat, Mrs. w. A. Borden. Mrs. A. B. Treat, Mrs. Charles McNeil, Mrs. F. G. Ball, Miss Ellen Hofer, Mrs. Kate Marvin Preston, Mrs. w. S. Horton. and Mrs. George Austin will be the accompanists of the afternoon.
 Mrs. Jacob Jacobs of Oak Place, wife of Jacob Jacobs of the Yale postoffice station, has returned with her family from a ten days visit with relatives in New York city, where they had most enjoyable time.
 The following will graduate from Mt St. Josepf's seminary, Hartford, this year: Academic course, Miss Katharine A. Driscoll of New York. Miss Loretta J. Keane of New Haven, Miss Charlotte s. Lee of New York, Miss Anna K. Lynch of Naugatuek, Miss Julia L. Smith of Hartford, Miss Agnes R. Mc- Donough of Hartford, Miss May A. Young of New Hartford.
 Mrs. Nancy A. M. Foote of this city is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ray Hotch- kiss at Bucks Hill near Waterbury.
 pr. Frank Parker of New York city is the guest of his parents at their home in Branford Point.
 Announcements have been received in this city of the marriage of Franklin Hobart Miles and Miss Ethel Taft, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James Horton Taft of Brooklyn, N, Y. The ceremony was performed Tuesday at the home of the bride, 1,239 Pacific street, in that city. MT. Miles is well known in Anso- mia, which is his native home. being the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison c. Miles of North Cliff street. He is a graduate of Yale. being member of the class of '99S.
 Mrs. Harry K. Hutchinson returned to her home on Church street, Branford, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hutchinson stood the journey we'll and is comfort able, but still very weak.
 MT. and Mrs. A. S. Cook of Branford announce the engagement of their daughter, Flora May, to Joseph McCon- oehie of Washington, D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruno Kroeber and two daughters, of Meriden sailed yesterday for Germany on the steamer Queen Louise of the North German Lloyd line.
 Mrs. Pierce of New York city is the