The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-06
Brief Mention.
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 The new storeof the Ford company, Knights of Columbus building, will be open for public inspection this evening. No goods will be sold.
 On Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the parlors of the Church of the Mes siah there will be meeting of all those interested in Sunday school work to be addressed by F. C. Knapp of Hartford on "The Problems Con- fronting the City Schools" and by Miss Bayless, state superintendent of the home department work on the subject of Home Department in the Bible School" The public is cordially invit- yad to attend.
 wafhe Kalmathean club of West Haven met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. James Lee. "Ay every inch a king King Lear. Chairman, Mrs. Lee Pa pers will be read by Mrs. Harry Nettle- ton King Lear. What place in Shakespeare's Tragedies?" Mrs. Lee. Brief sketches by those who have best interpreted Shakespeare"
 Preceding the lecture by Schuyler Mathews in Foy auditorium yesterday afternoon Mrs. Emma Allen Hull, so- prano, sang a group of songs accom- panied by Mrs. F. w. Brown. They were be My Laddie, by Thayer, and a Cradle Song" by Kate Vannah, The lecture, which was under the auspices of the New Haven Mothers club be- gan at S:SO o'clock.
 The plano pupils of Miss Katherine Blatchley will give recital at her home on Blatchley avenue this afternoon from until o'clock. A number of friends have been invited.
 "A charming little wedding of We'd nesday afternoon was that of Miss Lil- Han M. Augur and Clarence S. Russell, which took place at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. John L. Augur of 4O6 Elm street. The ceremony was performed at 4 o'clock by Rev, Charles 0. Scovllle of Trinity church, only the members of the two families being present. An interesting feature of the wedding was the fact that the bride wore her mothers wedding gown of pearl gray silk The house was very prettily decorated in white and green. After short wedding trip in the south MT. and Mrs. Russell will be at home at 406 Elm street.
 Karl o. Thompson of Springfield, Mass, Yale divinity student, who is to graduate in June was ordained as minister of the Congregational church in Springfield Wednesday night The ordination followed a council of the Hampden conference of Congregational churches to act on the resignation of the Rev. pr. s. H. Woodrow as pastor of the Hope church of Springfield and to examine the fitness of Mr. Thompson for the ministry.
 Miss Louise Nichols and Miss Edna Smith of Howard avenue is visiting An rapolis, Md, where they attended last evening as the guests of Newton Lord Nichols
 St. Mary's Ladies T. A. and B. socie- tv of Branford celebrated the organi- zation's fifteenth anniversary at their lodge rooms in Music hall Thursday eve- ming. A musical and literary program including the society's prophecy, read by Miss Condon, followed. Each member has the privilege of inviting a friend. Dancing followed the meeting.
 At the regular meeting of the St. Pat rick's Y. M. T. A. and B. society, held in Pyramid hall Thursday evening, the officers for the ensuing year were install ed by the Hon. Frank J. Kinney of Branford, county director. The interest orouSad Q on1onp thp fnpn1 hers thp r1a sf winter was demonstrated by the many applicants for membership to be pre- Bented last night