The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-10
DORSCHT LODGE EN9ERTAINS
OPENS NEW QUARTERS WITH
 NIGHT FOR LADIES.

Royal Entertainment Last Evening
 Music and supper-Greetings Re-
 ceived From Dorscht No. l of New
 York-Growth of the Local OrGaniza-
 tion-organized Twenty Years Ago.
 Dorscht lodge No. 2 formally opened their new lodge rooms at 851 Chapel street last evening, and to make the afrair the success 1t deserved the wives, daughters and sisters of the members were invited to participate. The new quarters contain three spacious rooms, which make the new home of the lodge about twice as large as the old at 75S Chapel street, which was vacated after an occupation of about eighteen years. The front room of the new quarters will be used for rehearsals, concerts and promenades, and regular lodge meet ings. The rear room will be used for a billiard parlor and a reading loom. The center room will be used as 2 buffet,
 At the affair last evening the ladies were furnished royal entertainment, splendid supper being served, after which there was some fine music rem dered by the members of the lodge, the different members taking turns and fill- ing out an orchestra. During the even- ing the following telegram was receiv- ed from Dorscht lodge No. l, of New York:
 New York, Oct. 3, 1904. Louis Felsberg, President Dorscht
 Dorscht Lodge No. 2, No. S51 Chapel
 Street, New Haven, Conn:
 To the President and Members of Dorseht Lodge No. 2Brcthers, we are all with you tonight in spirit and wish you success in your new home. Drei Nal Hoeh for Dorscht No. 9 Nit Dorschtgem gruss.
 c. Kurth, President.
 A. Kircher, Secretary.
 Among those present were: Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Haesche, MT. and Mrs. Bert Cass, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gould. MT. and Mrs. L. P. Well, Arthur and Ches- ter Well, MT and Mrs, Charles Hallier, Mir. and Mrs Max Schwartz, MT. and Mrs. Edward Daniels, Miss Sadie Dan iels, MT. and Mrs. J. Worrall MT. and Mrs. Ernest Doolittle, Mir and Mrs. Herman Hegel, MT. apd Mrs. D. w. Humphrey, MT. and Mrs John Moxley, Mir and Mrs. Albert Mallon, Miss Anna Greiner, Miss Minnie Mahler, Miss Ger trude Weinz, Mrs. J. A. Dippold, Mrs. IS. A Kennedy, Miss Anna J. Wess- becker, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Guil- ford, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Lang, M. Tullc, H. c. Nichols, J J. Murphy, A. Calieno, George Roberts, W. F. Kerr, Walter Weinz, c. Lamot, J. Burns Moore; Peter Dejon, Mrs. Schirmer, Os- wald schirmer, Adolph Schirmer, Miss es Schirmer, MT. and Mrs. Adam Rosi- nus, MT. and Mrs. s. Cooke, MT. and Mrs. Emil Adler, MT. and Mrs. Frank Fichtl. Miss AlSira Fichtl, Miss Freda Fichtl, MT. and Mrs. Silaz j. Metzger Alice and Henry Metzger, MT. and Mrs George Felsberg, MT. and Mrs. s. Spier N. c. Hertz, William Goldenbloom, w, F. Donnelly, James Twining and H. E. Holt.
 The Dorscht lodge will celebrate its twentieth anniversary next February. The eight original charter members are Frank Fiehtl, Albert Mallon, l.. P. Veil | $. w. Mallory, the late George Streit John F. Stack, John Miller and Louis Felsberg.
 The lodge has now sixty-seven active members and choice list of honorary members, including Morris Steinert an6 Professors Horatio w. Parker and sam. luel s. Sanford, of Yale, and others out lof town. There is also a limited list ol associate members. The present off. 55cers of the lodge are as follows: Presi. Ident, Louis Felsberg; vice-president William F. Haesche; secretary, Albert Mallon; treasurer, William Hegel; ser, geant-at-arms, Jeremiah Lynch; con Eductor, Frank Fichtl; librarian, Edward Rawson; trustees, Louis P. Veil, Ed Ward Langzettel and s. Spier.
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