The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-18
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
 AND THERE.
Social and Lodge Notes-Miss Catherine BIatchley's RccitnI--Grace Church Aid Society.

decorated with flowers. Miss Blatchley was assisted by her brother, J. E. Blatchley, baritone, who rendered a number of solos finely. Where all did so we'll it is difficult to particularize, but the piano work os Norman Arthur Shepard, only thirteen years of age, was such as to show his promise as a coming musician. Miss Edna Frances Waldeck of this city and Miss Olive Maderline Jerold of Branford in piano solos, showed the effect of earnest work; they are very promising musi- clans. The programme was as fol- lows:
 Kelu Bela-Lustspiel.
 Miss Marie Louise Germaine and Mas
 ter Norman Arthur Shepard. Holzel-Song Without Words. Waiter Henry Smith. Baker-Danse Ecossaise.
 Miss Louise Brautlecht and Miss k. E.
 Blatchley.
 Brown-valsette.
 Miss Marie Louise Germaine. Wilson--Moonlight Reverie. Miss May Ward and Miss K. E. Blatch-
 ley.
 
 Master Norman Arthur Shepard. Bohm-Fruehlings
 J. F. Blatchley.
 Schubert--Moments Musical.
 Miss Edna Frances Waldeck. Grieg-Einsamer Wanderer. Chopin-Nocturne Oo. 37.
 Miss Olive Maderline Jerold. Selected-Song,
 J. E. Blatchley. Rossini-Overture William Tell. Miss Edna Frances Waldeck and Miss ga' Olive 'Maderline Jerold :' .-. -' Members of the Ladies Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church, accompanied by their husbands, to the number of over forty, paid a visit to MT. and Mrs Frank F. Butler at their home, 310; Exchange street, Tuesday evening. The .couDle were recently married and the company called to show their esteem and to offer con- gratulations. Mrs. Butler has been faithful worker in the society and one of the officers. The call was surprise on the part of Mrs. Butler During the evening a handsome dinner set of 130 pieces was brought in by friends and placed upon a table and MT. and Mrs. Butler were called into the room to in- spect the same. H. J. Lane in behalf of the friends, in a neat speech, appro- priately presented the gift to the couple. Later in the evening refreshments brought by the callers were served on the new dishes. It was 8 very pleasant evening for all participating in the event.
 Mrs. J. E.. Watrous and young son of Chester, who have visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Butler of Con- gress avenue, have also visited rela- lives here this week. The last meeting of the Rectors' Aid society of Grace church. before the summer vacation. will be held on Thursday evening, June IS. when a strawberry and ice cream festival, cake sale and social will be held. All friends of the parish and the public generally will be most cordially wei come at that time.
 An ice cream social will be given in the parlors of the East Pearl street M. E. church this evening by the Epworth league connected with the church. An entertainment is provided and 8 pleas ant evening is looked for. It is expect ed that a goodly number will be pres ent.
 At the annual meeting of the Fair Haven Union Cemetery association, held this week, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Lueius P. Deming; vice pres ident, Frank J. Mansfield; secretary, John S. Sanford, 2d; treasurer, Daniel M. Smith; superintendent, Charles D. Parmeleee; directors for three years, Friend H. Francis, F. Howard Heming- way, Arthur J. Weld. The reports showed that more work had been done in the line of grading and curbing than in any previous year. The treasurer reported a small balance on hand.
 Frank J. Mansfield went to Provi- dence yesterday to look after the inter- ests of the Narragansett Bay Oyster company, of which he is secretary and treasurer. The annual meeting occurs on Wednesday, June 24
 George Sturgis and family of Grand avenue are now occupying their cottage at Hotchkiss grove. Letters uncaled for at Station 4 are addressed .o Oscar Brewer, Miss Nel- lie Howe, F. V. Horning, Estherr Washington.
 At the regular meeting of East Rock lodge this evening the district deputy Jeremiah Wall of Israel Putnam lodge will be present and install Brother H L. Holaday as o. W, assisted by the other deputies, who have also been in' vited. There will be also initiation ot candidates and large attendance is expected. The entertainment commit tee will serve strawberry short cake and cigars and good time is assured to all. Members of sister lodges are al- ,x,eyooy,a