The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-04

Initiation and Banquet OF auinnipiac
Conclave--Luncheon ut Lloyd street
SchooI-Services in the Churches SUM
day--Lecture to Pupils In Grannis
HaIl--siason's Trip to waIIIngford.
The regular meeting of Quinnipiao
conclave, Improved Order Heptasopts,
will be held in A. O. u. w. l1all. Is
Grand avenue. Monday evening, March
s. Several applications will be present.
ed and the uniformed degree team will
8exemplyfy the initiatory degree on five
candidates. Chairman e. w. Acker-
man of the entertainment committee
will serve one of the famous clam
chowders after the business session. AL
large attendance is expected Members
of the order in this city who have never
seen the work of Quinnipiac degree
team should avail themselves of this
opportunity to witness the same and
enjoy the entertainment which follows
Tuesday noon In the Lloyd street
kindergarten the teachers of the Lloyd
street school gave a lunch to the prin-
cipal of the building. Miss Emily Weis-
.er. The noon hour was very pleasantly
spent over a chaf1ng dish lunch which
was presided over by Mrs. Hall Other
guests who were present were Miss
Scranton, supervisor Of kindergartens,
and Miss Reynolds, superintendent of
primary schools and who spoke So ac-
ceptably at the mothers meeting held
in the same place not long since. The
teachers in the school are Miss Emily
Wefser, Miss Katherine Brennan, Miss
Mabel Phelps, Miss Kate futile, with
Mrs. Ellen Hall and Miss Jane Hugh
son in the kindergarten.
The services at Grace P. E. church
ON Sunday will be holy communion and
sermon at 1890, Sunday school at 1915,
evening service at 1880. Rev. George.
A. Alcott will officiate at all services
and at Christ church, East Haven at 4
o clock.
y Rev. J.. A. Biddle, former rector Of
Grace church, will give his lecture in
the parish house on Monay evening at
7:b5. His subject will be what he saw
in Europe while visiting those very in
teresting places last summer There
will be small admission fee ait the
door.
A very interesting lecture was given.
to the pupils of the Eighth and Ninth
grades in Granniss hall yesterday af-s
ternoon. Several Of the parents of pu-
pills also attended, J. d. Houston gave
a lecture on Commercial Geography
Illustrated by 100 lantern slides. He
sketchedsketched the growth in agricul-
tural machines in this country and the
evolutions in their manufacture; spoke
of the growth of various products in
this and other countries, and alluded to-
some of the valuable fisheries. The
views We're very good and assisted in
timpressing upon the minds of the chill
dren the instructive address, About 400
pupils were present and were greatly
interested. Another lecture will be Civ
EN- this term and it will be upon ply
steal geography.
The funeral of Mrs. Obed M. Ellis of
SO Ferry street was attended at the
memorial chapel in Fair Haven ceme-
teyr yesterday afternoon. Rev. e. c.
Tullar officiated. The chapel was filled
with relatives and sympathizing
friends. There were numerous beauti-
full floral tributes. The bearers were
George Q. Bradley, Ozro Talmadge,
Captain Joseph Belcher and William
Linsley. - - as.-i
Arrangements were completed for the
trip to Wallingford on Sunday after
noon by members of Adelphi chapter,
F. and A. NJ, and ladies. Last evening
nearly every seat in the two special
electric cars had been sold. The start
will be made from Grand avenue and
East Pearl street at 1:10 b. m. and
the return at 5 p. m. Rev. E. C. Tullar'
will conduct the religious services at