The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-20

Supervisor Cartwright was elected permanent secretary and F. M. CowIes treasurer. Attorney Harrison was elected permanent chairman at pre- vious meeting. The following commit tees were selected:
 Deeorations-D. L. Barber, R. E. Badger, W. H. Newton.
 Music-G. M. Hallenbeck, W. H. Ed sail, ". J. Leavenworth.
 Printing-Attorney Harrison, Super visor Cartwright.
 Soliciting-E F. Kavanagh, H. P. Prior, W. R. Gilbert.
 W. J. Leavenworth was appointed committee to secure the opera house should the weather be unpleasant C.. M. Hallenbeck reported that he had secured the National band. This evening an entertainment will be given at the Masonic home. the play to be given being ''In Want of a Ser vant." with the following cast: Mrs Marshall-Miss Daisy Bampton. Miss MarshalI-Miss Edna Post. Margaret O'FIannigan = Miss Lena Graveline.
 Kathrina Van Hollenstein = Miss Florence Lane. Snowdrop Washington-Miss Ella Hobson.
 Susan Bighead-Miss Minnie Taylor. Mrs. Bunker-Miss Hattie Kramp. Freddie-Glaydis Visel. The ushers of the 1904 Wallingford High school class day exercises in the Town hall Tuesday evening will com prise the following young ladies of the High school: From 1905, Rosena Gro bel. Genevieve Roach, Kathrine Cal laghan, Genevieve Jones, Annie Bridg- ett, Josephine Ryan, Minnie Taylor, Carrie Fenn. Annie Whalen, Kathrine Quinlivan, Helen Spinney, Eva Booth. For the High school reception to be given in the armory on Monday even ing, June 27, the dancing will be at
 9 o'clock there being twenty numbers
 on the programme. The patronesses will be: Mrs. Daniel W. Burke, Mrs. William o. Cartwright, Mrs. Leverett
 M Hubbard, Mrs. Thomas F. Collins,
 Mrs. George T. Jones, Mrs. Faray Hale, Mrs. William H. Newton, Mrs. Martin r. O'Connell Mrs. John P. Stevenson,
 Mrs. Albert M. Tibbits, Mrs. Charles
 H. Tibbits.
 About thirty-fve of the scholars of room No. 7 at the Whittlesey avenue school gave surprise party to Miss
 Belle Chandler, the teacher, at her
 home in Yalesville Saturday afternoon,
 and were royalty entertained. The
 scholars took up as a present a hand
 .a1. 4TnI1
 preceiated by the teacher. The ball game between the Walling- lords and the glee club nine resulted in a victory for the Wallingfords by a
 score of to 4. The Yale club made
 only four base hits off Kavanaugh. The Wallingfords will play in Nauga-
 tuck July g.
 Accanant lodge, I. o. Q. F., decorated
 the graves of decesed members yester- day.
 Mizpah chapter, 0. E. S., will attend
 the entertainment at the Masonic home this evening. About forty members of Wallingford council will attend the outing of the
 Royal Arcanum at Savin Rock Thurs
 day.
 1 Miss Blanche Harrison left Saturday for Creighton, Penn, to spend the sum mer with Mrs. Edith Barnes. John J. Callahan is stopping in An trim, N. H.
 T. J. Callahan has returned from a visit in Jamesburg, N. J. Rev. B. F. Hurlburt of Yalesville conducted the services at the Masonic home yesterday. Mrs David Ross has returned from visit to Rhode Island and Massa- chusetts.
 The late Levi Coe, of Meriden, has
 left legacy of. sl,OOO to the Masonic home.
 Frederick Cramp and Miss Eva Min CT will be married this week.