The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-17

................. Miss Marion Ullman Bessie Steele, baggage mistress.....
 ....,.......... Miss Ruth Freedman Jessie White, census taker ..,.........
 .... ........ Miss Freda Mendel Katie Green, letter carrier .........
 .................. Miss Ruth seltman Will Brown. a returned traveler".
 ....................., Simon Kleiner Ben Green, a would-be cook ....,..,
 ...................., Maurice Strauss Sam Black, a retired postmaster.
 .....,.....,..........., lrWin Bauman George Black (his boy ........,....
 ..............,... EMe 9salheimer John Black (his boy) ..........,....
 ...,...,..,.......... Linde Bernstein Bridget 0'Hara ......... Florence Kahn
 Act I.-Scene R. R. station; time Il a. m
 Act IT.-Scene, Ben Greens House; time D, m,
 Much could he said of the story of both these plays, but as they are to be repeated on Wednesday evening for the benefit of the Grace Hospital fund, 1t would not be fair to those who have not been surprised to spoil their fun. Enough for all to know that the enter tainment is a charming one and should have a full house on Wednesday night. The proceeds of last nights perform ance will 20 10 the Sunshine society
 At the meeting of the New Haven Colony Historical society last evening there was an unusually large attend- ance. and the paper read by Judge Simeon F. Baldwin on the Secession of Springfield from Connecticut prov ed most interesting one. During the reception which followed the reading, those present viewed the laces on ex- hibitlon at the rooms Of the society. and refreshments were served. At the tables Mrs. Henry Champion served chocolate and Mrs. Talcott Russell the ice cream.
 The Home Missionary meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Florence An drews in East Haven. Friday after noon at o'clock,
 Tickets are out announcing an enter tsinment to be given by about fifty girls of the freshman class at lar monie hall, March 9, Wednesday af- ternoon, from 2;30 to 6. The entertain ment is entitled The Four Corners, and is given for the benefit of tho school decoration fund under the di- rectlon of Miss Albee. Some dramatic scenes will be presented at S:30, and there will be dancing from to 6.
 This will be the last day of the Loan Lace exhibit and this afternoon there will be tea held at the rooms by the committee. The attendance has been very gratifying and the affair has beer throughout a success. It is hoped that there will be a good attendance the last day as the exhibit is well worth seeing and will probably never be re- peated.
 The whist Mrs. Dwight Baldwin Of Forest street is to give for the benefit of the Sunshine society will take place this evening and not this afternoon as has been erroneously stated. It will be a St Patrick's whist and there will be at least twenty-five tables.
 There will he a meeting of the pres idents of the Connecticut branches oi the Tribune Sunshine society at thf home of the state president, Mrs W A granville. of Howe street, to-day Mrs. Jane Pierce, the national secre- tary of the society, will come Up from New York for the meeting, and vii remain for few days. She will be 2 r,,est of the St. Patrick's whist to be oiven at the home Of Mrs. Dwight paldwin. in Forest street this evening
 Mir Theodore Salisbury Woolsey, the son of Prof. Theodore < Woolsey, oi ,hfs city. was very quietly married or sunday to Miss Ruby Pickett of Daw. son Ga. The wedding took place at Al beroueroue, x. NJ, where Mr Woolsey now resides.
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