The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-16
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Dr. Peter Forsyth, the distinguished | Scotch preacher and principal of Hack ney college, London, England, who | comes on Monday to deliver the Ly- man Beecher lectures at Yale, will be | entertained by Prof E. L. Curtis of Thumbull street for the first part of his stay and later by Prof. Williston Walk CT of Edwards street. A reception will be given to him at Yale divinity school.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Kaiser of Pearl streeet have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mir jam Kaiser, to Reginald Zunder, son of Mrs. Nina Zunder. and the late Maier Zunder The wedding will take place in Harmonic hall on the afternoon of April 26.
 St. Mary's circles are planning to make the spring season one of great ac- tivity. Already several suppers and sales are being arranged. Soon after Easter a big affair will be given.
 Mrs. G. c. Powning of sherman ave- nue will open her home next Tuesday afternoon for an Easter cake and candy sale for the benefit of the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine soeie- ty. The Easter table will be in charge of Mrs. Rollin s. woodruff, who will have for her assistants Mrs. William P. Futile, Mrs. Teodore Macdonald, Mrs Wilson H. Lee Mrs F. H. Benton and Mrs. l.. A. Bettcher At the candy table Mrs. w. L. Allen will preside, as- sisted by Mrs Thomas Wyre, Miss Cora Wetmore and a number of girls. The cake table will be in charge of Mrs. D. w. Baldwin Her corps of workers will be Mrs D. A. Blakeslee. Mrs. c. H Loomis Mrs. Eli Mix, Mrs Frank Woodruff. and Mrs, c. IA. Maycock. In the team room will be Mrs. W. A. Gran ville and assisting her will be Mrs. Watson Woodruff. Mrs. Arthur Bow man and Mrs. E. H. Cameron.
 Mrs. Kate Marvin Preston gave the second of her piano recitals for her pupils last evening in her studio. 197 Blatchley avenue.
 A very pretty wedding took place Thursday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Adams of Carmel street when their daughter Sadie Ida was united in marriage to James Orr of New Britain. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. c. B. F. Pease of Huntsville.
 The Young Peoples Christian En- deavor society of Calvary Baptist church last evening held the com mencement exercises of the Meadow Brook school.
 The cast for "The Geisha,' the opera to be produced by the New Haven Grays in the Hyperion in April will shortly be selected and many candi- dates for the parts have already sung for Director Frank D. Nelson.
 The Village Improvement association of West Haven scored a great success f Thursday afternoon with the sewing bee which is given in the town hall. Over one hundred ladies attended and piled their needles while an excellent entertainment was rendered. The hall was very tastefully decorated and the tea tables very prettily arranged with cut flowers.
 The Mt. Rolyoke Alumni association of this city will hold its annual meet ing and luncheon at the New Haven house on Saturday, March 2S.
 Mason Rogers post, e. A. R., of Bran ford, entertained the members of the Second platoon, battery A, c. N. G., and the members of the w. R. c. Thursday evening. An oyster supper was served as the first part of the evenings program. Speeches were made by Captain Page, Lieutenant Baisley, Commander Frlsbie, MT. Brown and the Rev. St. John Fitch.
 The annual banquet of the B. T. - girls will take place at the Country club on Friday evening, April 5. As usual play and informal dancing will follow the dinner and speeches.
 Officer Edward T. Reilly of the Grand avenue precinct is receiving the congratulations of his many friends, both in and out of the department, be- cause his wife presented him with twin twin boys Thursday.
 Miss Pearl Young and Miss A. Nor ton have arrived in town with "The Snow Man" company and their friends gave them hearty greeting in the Hyperion last evening.
 The Montauk ladies quartet will give the closing entertainment in the Y. M. c. A. course next Monday evening. This quartet appeared with success in Ply mouth church over a year ago in con- function with Aptommas, the harpist.
 The lecture room of Calvary Baptist church was prettily decorated with. the sational colors Thursday in honor of the Ao,1rteenth anniversary of Co. A, Boys Brigade A good sized audience enjoy ed the excellent program prepared for inc evening. The Boys Brigade, num- he,ne thirty three members, gave, un- dar Captain Arthur W. Chambers, a splendid drill
 The Black Crooks will give dance at Branford Music hall this evening in honor of St. Patrick's day.
 Mrs Willis Linsley, who has been i'll at her home in Kirkham street, Bran- ford, has nearly recovered.
 M. A. Linkenbach is substituting as hass soloist in St. Patrick's church.
 Mrs. Herrity has returned from a visit in New York city.
 The many friends of Milo J. Sallis, who has been employed at the Tontine barber shop for the past six years, will be pleased to learn that he has now gene into business for himself. He has taken Wade's barber shop in Vest vile.