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

And Other People Known tn fhia Ctty
 Local Social Events Here and EIss-
 where.
 Frederick L. Burnham. supervisor cf drawing. will give an illustrated lecture on Color in Nature" at the olivet Baptist church, Thursday evening. This lecture cannot fail to interest parents in this department of work in the pub lie schools. The proceeds are to be used for the benefit of the Winchester school.
 Mrs. Morse of Nova Scotia is the guest of her brother, the Rev. F. St. John Fitch, at the Baptist parsonage, Branford.
 The mission held for the last two weeks at St. Patrick's church closed Sunday night, with most gratifying re- suits. The three priests who have been conducting the mission were the Rev. Father Downes, the Rev. Father Me- Givney and the Rev. Father Dolan. The first week of the mission was for women only and the second for men.
 Henry W. Averill Of Branford has so far recovered from a recent operation at to be again at his home. MT. and Mrs. Averill returned to Branford on Sunday.
 Mrs. E. T. Sanford returned yester- day from visit to her mother, Mrs. Wheeler of southford.
 Cards have been received in this city for the marriage of Miss Grace Seeley Hemp of New York to Robert de Pey- ster Tytus, formerly of this city. The ceremony will be celebrated at Grace church, New York city, May 19. Mrs. George Smith, formerly Miss Hattie Sanford of this city, is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. E. T. Sanford of 364 Whalley avenue. Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton left this city yesterday noon for Detroit, Mich, to attend the annual conference of the National Congress of Mothers. She will report for the state of Connecticut in her position of president of the State Congress. She will return the latter part of the week. The E. o. W. Whist club will have it's last meeting of the season at Cox's Surf house at Savin Rock on May IS. The ladies will play whist in the after noon and with friends will enjoy a shore dinner afterwards. Mrs. Asa c. Bushnell of West Chapel street will entertain the IS. S." Whist club Son Monday afternoon, May Il. The Yale university orchestra and the freshman glee club will participate in the entertainment to be given in Harmonic nall on Friday evening next by the Elm City Free Kindergarten as- sociation. Although the programme has not been issued, there are to be two plays, Apples" and ..Petticoat Perfidy" which will be very amusing. = Mrs. Frank G. Hudson and two chill dren from Utica, N. Y, are visiting her i brother, George l.. Rowland of Third | avenue. +s.s5sa.. MT. Clark and family of West Haven have gone to Vermont for the summer
 and rented their home on Savin avenue | to r. w. Isham and family. l The Lawrence Lyceurn, T. A. B., will give minstrel entertainment followed by dancing in the town hall, West Ha-
 ven,. this evening. in aid of the new
 church. Programne; l Ilterlocutor-John J.. Shanley I
 Musical director-Jofn J. Murphy.
 Tanbos--R A. Hannah, W. F. Sexton.
 Bones-J. F. Rourke, E. c. Hannah. 1 Songs.
 Get Happy-Richard A. Hannah. l Banduet in Misery Hall-Arthlir J. St. | Lawrence.
 o, My-Wiiliam F. Sexton. When the Fields Are White With Cot
 ton-George J. Fender.
 Home Ant Nothing Like This-James P. Rourke.
 There's Nobody Just Like You-- Thomas J. Hannah.
 I'll Be There Mary, Dear-Albert A.
 Moroth. sMs .-. e'..
 Won't You Roll Dem Eyes-Edward c. Hannah. Grand Finale---Entire company.
 Entertainment commences at 8 o'clock Hauser's orchestra will furnish music I for dancing. The tickets are selling fast and large audience is expected. l