The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-30

William Irving Lyon, organist at Trinity church for the past two years, has resigned the position to take effect on May 15. No successor has been named to fill the vacancy MT. Lyon has given great satisfaction as organ ist at Trinity. On the committee in charge of selecting a successor are s, s. Thompson. chairman; Prof. J. c. Schwab, F. A. AlIing, Dr. Cheney, and MT. Vibbert.
 The organization of the Connecticut Visiting Nurses association was per- fected in New Britain Wednesday, and these officers were elected: President, Miss Margaret J. Wilkinson, Hartford; first vice president, Miss Mary Beard; Waterbury; second vice president, Miss Harriet H. Ball, MiddletoWn; secretary and treasurer, Miss Mary Grace Hill, New Haven. It was decided ito hold the next meeting in Hartford in Sep tenber,
 Mrs. D. s. Welch, Mrs Grace Brown Salisbury and Mrs. F. B. Street repre- sented Mary Clap Wooster chapter at the state D. A. R. meeting in Simsbury yesterday. Mrs. Sara T. Kinney presi- ded.
 New Haven eonclave, Improved or- der of Heptasophs, are arranging for a smoker to be held at their rooms in Music hall on their next meeting night, Friday, April 6.
 The annual dance of the employees of the Southern New England Telephone company will be given in Harmonic hall tonight. Albert Wiiams' orchestra hall tonight
 Miss Mildred T. Richards, for three years solo contralto at the East Pearl street M E. church, has resigned to accept similar position at the First M. k. church of Waterbury,
 The Connecticut Apostate Fathers are conducting very largely attended and successful mission at St. Patrick s church. Father McClane, Father May, Father Downes and Father Dolan are in charge.
 Miss Ruth Langdon left West Haven Wednesday for New York, where she 1 will spend a week with her uncle and his family in that city.
 Miss Helen Gauntlet Williams, of 1 this city and Miss Luella Phillips gave a programme of songs and recitationsl with musical accompaniment, before 1 the Union club of New York last week i The audience was very enthusiastic and the artists were obliged to respond ] ito numerous encores.
 Miss Anna Ehrish, Miss Matilda Richter, Miss Catherine Conway, MT William Kapitzke, of this city, vii sing at the pupils recital to be given ir Meriden by Mrs. Franz Milcke tonight Miss Christina Buell, trained nurse of New York, is recuperating at the
 home of her father, Hurlburt H. Buell. 1 in Clinton, from being overtaxed in hel duties as nurse.
 A quiet wedding took place Wednes day morning at the home of the bride' ] parents Mr and Mrs. William Weiss I when their daughter Dorothy Jean was united in marriage to MT. Morris Milo Shufelt, by the Rev. F. M Bur gess, the Episcopal service being used The bride is a graduate of the New Haven High school class of 1904. After 1 the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Shufelt lef on an extended tour through Vernon and New York states.
 Mrs. De Lacey, of Exchange street, il ! visiting her daughter, Mrs, Samuel Sc viere, in New York city.
 The choir of Trinity M. E. churcl has been re-engaged for the coming year. It is composed of Miss Minn; Storm, soprano; Miss Louise Danniker alto; Mir. Edward Woodstock, tenor Mr. c. c. Carroll, bass; MT. Franl | Canada, organist.
 Rev. W. D. Tuckey, of Milford, an nounces that he has secured a fine SC of stereopticon pictures for next Sun