The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
(Continued from Sixth Pase.)

whom she will visit for several weeks be-
fore returning to Philadelphia.
at the Church of the Ascension last even
ing an entertainment was given iii the par
ish house at o'clock, consisting OF music
by the choir, assisted by local talent. The
programme arranged was as follows: Piano
duet; tenor solo, +. Smith; solo, Miss Re-
becca Harris; recitation. Miss Mary Beck
with; bass solo, MIR. Harris; solo, Miss er-
ma Western; comedy, Anna Polly's Les
son. as follows: Cast, Mrs: Grover, Miss
Ruth G. Gill; Mrs. Worth, Miss Edith Bald
win; Aunt Polly, Mrs. Jennie Baldwin, Bid
dy, MISS j. I. Gill; acCOmpanlSt, Ju!lu
Neumann.
The Woman's Home Missionary society of
the New Haven Methodist churches held its
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon i'll the
EpWOrth McthOutSt chUrcn. MIS-. a. X. Clare
OF Brooklyn, secretary OF the New York
East conference, made an official visit and
gave ii brief address. Mrs. Jane Read OF
the Home for the Frirndless, also made an
address OH the work Of the home. A musical
programme was presented with Miss Flea
nor Dibb!e at the piano Mrs Frances
Heath Eaton of South NorWalk sang 500,
and Mrs: Eaton and Mrs. Ca!GD y. Worse
sang duet. Mrs. Henry Naue rogers
presided 1T the meeting
DR.. Lafayette b. Mendel, assistant profess
sor of physiological chemistry IN Yale, lee
tured Tuesday night IN the Shcfiltiu hloloS-
work and WEAKNESS The address WAS
the feature of the regular meeting OF the
New Haven Physical Educational society.
The board Of directors Of tine New Haven
Gas Light compauy at their January meet
ing elected the following officers: President
Charles II. NettlGton; vice president Pierce
~ WEIGH; secretary, Gardner Morse; tl<a5-
urer and assistant secretary, Frank VI. / IA
Wis; superintendent and engineer, Freeman
e. Sherman. Tbs others urr the same rs
last year. No other business of Importance
was transacted by the directors.
Daniel ColWcll. national secretary OF the
OirhtS Columbus, made NN HGtitSS
Sunday evening at the Sacred Heart tatho'
lie club on The Genius Of the Irish k1cc.
The speaker, who Is exceedingly well VtESel
in the history Of the e. ltir race, toid in an
entertaining manner of the Struggle for free
dom in that country and Of tnt necessity
of the Irish people in this country to re-
member their friends and relatives ahr00d.
Light refreshments and cigars were served
during the evening, and the E!3c club Turn
tshed an excellent musical programme. It
Is pxpected that 4. +. MaHrr, warden Of
West Haven, and managing editor Of the
Register, will made an address heiort the
club on next Thursday evening
frbe Friday evening Whist club Of West
Haven will be entertained this week by MIR.
and Mrs A. FELTON, Wood. The meeting
Of thp Friday Afternoon v hist club, which
yyas 10 have been held this week, with Mrs.
O'Britn Of Campbell Al cnue, has been post
poned. H. ,,.,-.
was held Yesterday afternoon at the Win
chester school ut 3 0cluck. This club is one
organized by james {. knowlion. superyiS-
ing PRINCIPAL of the Winchester school, and
liz purpose * to discuss subjects of common
interest to educator and parent; the result
to he an aroused and genuine interest e&-
listing brtwcen parents, cltldTen and the
school The address yesterday afternoon by
Principal Knowitou is upon that Thoroughly
misunderstood subject and problem "CAt!-
dren's Punishment" In ord"r 10 accoM1no-
date those attending Principal KnowltUn
gave up the kindorSarter and placed chairs
For all HIS earliest Invitation has been
conducive Of splendid results, MANY Of the
families resident in this $4,000! district at
this subject are welcome, aid th~ benefit re
sutiug is already very encouraging. Two