The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15

apple trees. She is kind to the boys, often giving them fruit. But when she objects to their helping themselves she is treated to insulting language and entire disrespect I was appealed to again.
 "Boys and girls, these are matters in direct violation to the principles of our ideal These boys have forgotten the words-Responsibility, obedience, Iself-control, courtesy, lawfulness, and loyalty These acts are in direct vio- lation to the spirit of Strong, These acts are in direct violation to the fun damental principles of decency and good citizenship. These are matters that concern the life of this commun- ity and it is of vital concern to every home. Let every home deal with it's own problems and establish the right sort of authority and these things would happen less often" East Pearl Street M. E, church had 8 large audience last evening at the concert and recital given under the di- rection of the official board, of which William c, Newton is chairman The affair consisted of selections by Mrs. Kittie Middlebrook Holton, elocutlonlst and impersonator, of Danbury, by Miss Dora Barnum, soloist, and Miss Ruth Tolton, elocutionist. Miss Belle L. Sla- ter was the accompanist Fully 800 people were present and the applause and encores showed that they were most pleasingly entertained. Follow ing is the program:
 | fmpersonations-
 ?, Sunday School in the Cabbage I Patch" ...,...,....,....,,.. Rice b. Biff Perkins Tohoggan Slide....
 Phelps
 Mrs Holton.
 Pantomipe-The Star spangled Banner,
 Miss Ruth Holton,
 1mpersonation-"As the Moon rose"
 ..,,..,...........,.,,.. Phelps
 Mrs, Holton.
 Vocal
 a. My Mother bids me bind my
 Hair .,..,..!...........,. Haydn b. A Rose .............,....... DenZa Miss Dora Barnum. Recitation-My Mothers Blble.. Pindar
 Miss Ruth Holton.
 Impersonation-"At the Photogra- pher's," ........s......,..,... Selected
 Mrs. Holton.
 vocal-'The Secret" .......... Ganss
 Miss Barnum. Impersonations-
 a. The Obstructive Hat, .Anstey b. "The Girl who Telephones"
 Powers
 Mrs Holton
 Statue poses (with musical accompan- imenD
 Miss Ruth Holton
 Vocal
 a, "A wthered Rose" ...u.. Proch b. May Morning ........,..D Denza tA Miss Barnum.
 Further particulars of the meeting of the Mems club of Grace P. E. church which held it's regular meeting Wed- nesday night, in the parish house, are as follows: Forty-three men attended and ten new members elected: S F. Langley, W. E, Sparks, William F. Knight, Owin Alum, George Alum, I. Hetherington, John Lowe, c, E. Cur rie, Marvin Currie and c. E. Crutten- den The Rev. Archdeaeon Buck of Derby, in short address, spoke point edly of the duty of the men to mis- sions, specially domestic m'ssions Archdeaoon Buck is q pleasing spea5er and left favorable impression on his hearers. The Alpha quartet consisting of Frank Nettleton, Alfred Selley, Paul Martin and Bert Rowe, rendered some fine vocal selections. A feature of the l evenings exercises was in having the Rev. MT. Fitzgerald, one of the first rectors of Grace church, present and who in a few well chosen remarks con- graduated the club and gave several "reminiscences of the early days he e. A luncheon was served, a general good time was had by everyone and then adjournment until the next regular l meeting, December il.
 The w. c. T. IT. Is arranging to place temperance cards in some of the electric cars and Mrs A. R. Jillson is raising funds for this purpose. It will cost $6 for space in one car for Q i temperance card for six months One of these cards will be in place in few daysa and when funds sufficient are raised second card will be placed in position
 At the business meeting of the w. C.. i T. U, held yesterday afternoon, the president, Mrs p. Meeloer, presiding, arrangements were made to hold the mothers meetings on the first and third l Fridays Of each month in the afternoon i and evening. Mrs Jillson and Mrs. 1 Fowle will be In charge. Parlor meet l ings are to be held once month, bus iness and social sessions but the ar engagements are not yet determined. On Monday evening Frederick Benja min was given a birthday party at his home in Lloyd street Music was the l feature of the evening, each guest con | tributing. Later supper was served speeches were made and the genial host and hts wife were wished many happy 1 returns of the day Among the guests were Mir and Mrs. E, J. Davison. MT. and Mrs. Guy Palmer Mrs, Rebecca | Benjamin, John Benjamin, Mrs. Victoria Parker, Mrs. Rebecca Benjamin, the Misses Mae and Ruth Parker, Jennie, Cora and Lottie Davison, Lottie Kinney, Rollin Norton L. B. Hungerford, Jo- seph Smith, Master Fred Benjamin.
 Miss Edythe Lennon of 22 Chambers street entertained a party of friends at her home Monday evening. Vocal and l mandolin selections were followed by supper The guests were the Misses Mabel Dadman, Jennie Reinsaider, Eth Allen, Daisy and Edythe Lennon, Ger trude Stevenson. and Messrs. Fred But terfeld, Albert Graves, Joseph Saxton, John Caldwell
 Mrs. Thomas Paris of STA Quinnipiac avenue entertained Wednesday evening the Glover Leaf Whist club at her home, Pretty prizes and a dainty lunch were enjoyed, Those present were MT. and Mrs. Janvice. MT. and Mrs, RradlaV Afr md Mrs Dnviina AIr-