The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-20

annual Meeting of the Strong School
Alumni Association-WcH Attend
ed Meeting of Heptaspphs.

II ed Meeting of HeptaSpphs.
/ The annual meeting of the Strong
| Ischool Alumni association will be held
Thursday evening. Supervising Prin-
/ cipal Graves is anxious to have the
/ membership of the association in
|, creased, and all graduates are Invited
| to Join. Below are some statistics
| concerning the association;
L Strong alumni. by classes. Member
/ ship fee paid for year 19O6-19o7.
|, Maud S. Kelley, president; Lewis Har-
risonl vice. president. Augusta. O..
White. secretary and treasurer.
1S95-G-Arthur Bradley, Fred Brad
/ leg, Maud Kelley
1S97-Charles Fred Allen, Willis A.
Rlackman, Mrs. Efie Mansfield Rowe.
1S98-Sadie Baldwin, Lottie Bishop,
Alice Conner, Eva DcMatty, Rertha
Huntington, John Landy, Daisy Mar
lowe (Mrs. Ganey); Helen Mabel
Prentiss, Edna Sims.
1S99-Chauncey Clark, Fritz Holm
gren, Augusta Q. White.
19oO-George sturges, G. Arthur
Beck
1901-May Ludinston, Henry
Musch, May Shepard, Katherine Yves
terman
19O2-Marion Allen, Oliver Bishop,
Charlotte Fabrique, Frederick Fisher
Margaret Landy, Wilhelmira MacGre-
gor, Marcella Quinn Alfred Seeley,
Robert Storer, 81 (deceased).
19OS-Kathie Burwell, Phillip Con-
nor. Stanley Krier, Miles Matthews
1sO4-Fred Musch, 5o.cents, Norris
Osborn.
19O5-Josephino Brennan Alfred
Covert, Norma Cuts, Louis Dunham'
Blanche Hume, Clara Lehman, Ros-
weld Mckenzie, Annie Nugent Mildred
Petrie, Edward Renquist, Bertram
Rowe. Rhea Scanlon, Irma Schneider,
Forcyth Shepard, Margaret Smith,
1906-Tessio Brennep, Marion Bur-
wen, Ella Council, Mabel Dadmun'
Joseph Dcnohue, Lewis Harrison,
Agnes Holbrook, Minnie, Howard,
FLORENCE Jacobs, Ruth Latta, Esther
Northrop, Harry Page, Arthur
Philips, Mae Quinn, Oswald Reem-
SNYDER, Jennie Shaver Florence Tat
70, Florence Thompson, Rose Wipper'
Louise Wrinn.
Statement: Alumni organized No
vember 2, 1902: Total income octoner
1902 october, 1907, s172'2S; paid for
decorating ceiling and walls Of the
halls of Strong school, S125,5O; pal
. ance on hand october l, 1905, $47SS;
income, dues, whist and interest,
S54S4. Total, $10272,
Paid for decorating Office OF Strong
school, $50; paid for.decorating rooms
1916. $50; paid for printing $l,25;
paid for postage SIS; balance on
/ hand. october /, 1907, $2O62. Total
I s1O2.72. Balance on hand, $2O.62.
One of the interesting events Of TINS
evening will be a lecture delivered IN
the chanel Of the Grand Avenue Bap
fist church at o'clock under the aus
pices of the Outlook club by Rev. Mr.
Kierstead of Montowese. The subject
/ Iis "Iondon." and he lecture will be
\ Illustrated by 100 fine views. The lee
/ | t1re is free, but those who wish may
! contribute towald he expenses Of pre-
senting the lecture,
The social guild OF The Grand ave-
me CONGREGATIONAL church viii serve
supper Wednesa4g evening az $50.
AS this is the first sdoper Of the season
/ large attendance Is expected a So
oial hour viii follow with music ana
resi-. lions.
This morning alto o'c!ack there viii
he prayers for Charles w. Booth at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry
l. Booth, No. ia Exchange strest,
! Funeral services viii be held at the
residence Of his son, William A. Booth,
No. AZ Academy street, WallnGfofd,
a at 2:So o'clock and interrnAAr viii be
in Memorial cemetery.
Mrs. Ellen widow of S. ]. Baldwin,
died at Montoweses where she has re-
e sided for number of years, yesterday
e of pneumonia. Mrs. Baldwin was born
: in Wallingford in 1898 Her maiden
), name was Miss Ellen Hall and she
Q was a daughter of the late Mr.. and
n Mrs William Hall.
s Fifty-two members of the Quinnipiac
n | conclave, Independent Heptasophs, at
n tended the meeting Monday night at
A. %. U. W. hall, % Grand avenue
There were five visitors, members OF
: New Haven and Yale conclaves. There
| was one candidate initiated, making a
membership of 244. The conclave mem
bers are striving for a membership OF
. 300 and with the enthusiasm they al
:. ways display they are pretty sure t.
- succeed. One year ago the conclavt
= was awarded a handsome gavel for
securing a number of members After
= the business meeting Monday night 3
y w. lAckerman, chairman of the COM
. mittee on entertainment, served a frs
class oyster supper,
. Edward Holiday, Mr.. Van Resslel
and Mr.. Brush of New Jersey, whC
% came up from New Jersey to attent
I the Yale-Princeton game and visited
- at the home Of Mr.. Joseph Holiday
1877 Lenox street, returned Monday,
On two sides of the Hemingway lot
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