The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-09

under the management of the noted English managers, Vert & Hanson, who are to bring the great singer Woolner of Cologne to America next l season. Heinrich Meyn we have not had in 1 years He Is one of the truly fine ar lists of this country and all lovers of perfect lieder singing know how full of delight hls art Is,
 The program for Tuesday nights concert follows: Sonato Op. 5S (Wadsten) Beethoven Allegro con brio; molto adaglo;
 rondo allegretto moderate Arla-"Don Giovanni ......... Mozart Songs "Feldeineamkeit' ...#. Brahms I'm zittcrnden Mondllcht' 'u"" Halle Chanson q manser.,..,..,Ol old French i Chanson a hoira. .........Old French Sonata A major .....,.......S Scarlattl Pastorale, E minor r....,.....S Scarlattl Glgue ....................,... Mozart American Songs
 Declining Now the Suns Bright
 Wheel" .,...,........ Horato Parker Young Night Thought.
 Sydney Homer Requiem" tRob. Louis Stevenson
 sydney Homer "The Little Boy Blue"
 Ethelbert C. Nevin Love Me If Live ,,.Arthur Foote Rhapsodie Op, a, No l,...,, Brahms Nocturne oo, 36, No, 2.,.... Chopin Polonaisc op 96, No 2......" Chopin Etude Op. 25, No, ll,...,,..,...,Ch Chopin Seats may be had at steinert's and Loomle'.
 Mrs A. Heaton Robertson gave a very delightful informal musicale at her home in Grove street yesterday af- ternoon at which about fifty guests were present Spring flowers were used about the rooms. daffodlls being the particular decoration in the music room. Mre George R. Kelsey sang half dozen charming songs during tho afternoon and dainty refreshments were served.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry r. Punderson of Springfield Mass, formerly of New Haven sail today for Naples on the steamer Cretic of the White star line.
 
 The program for the 31th annual meeting of tho New Haven branch of the Woman's Board of Missions which will he held on Tuesday May l2, at Center church, Is given herewith;
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 (o:i6 Prayer Meeting-Led by Miss Emily J.
 MuckrIdge.
 Cl0:00l Hymn 80 Saviour Send a Blessing Tn Us"
 Scripture Prayer. Minutes of the last Annual Meeting Mrs W. w McLane, The Years Work at Home:
 The Senior Department Mrs W H..
 rairchld, Home Sec.
 The Junior Department Mics Alpha
 W. Barlow. Sec. for Jun. Work. The Treasury Julia Twining,
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 The Year's Work Abroad-Mrs. II. ]. prudden, Cor sec Prayer.
 Hymn 29s "our God, Our Help In Ages Past" Address. "0ur Opportunity Kate C. Lamson For Sec. of W, B M. Election of officers. Election of Delegates to w B M. An nual Meeting.
 Appointment of Nominating Commit tee for 1909. Prayer.
 Devotional service-Led by Mrs Rob ert E. carter Washington G2:3o) ermsslon-Luncheon AFTERNOON. Gi5) Conferences-Senior and Junior (230) ! Hymn Through the Yesterday of \ Ages, Jesus, Thou Hast Been the M Same" | Prayer. II Address. Gods Hand in the Evsngel- II ization of Mexico"-Mrs. Gertrude C. Eaton, Chihuahua. M Offering. Il Prayer. Address. "The Nations Waiting James l.. Barton, D, D., Cor, Sec A II B. C. r. M. II Hymn lS6-- Lord, At This Closing Il Hour, Establish Every Heart l Prayer and Benedlction.
 
 N The winner of the prize at the annua II competition in organ playing at Wool N soy hall yesterday afternoon, was Ed Il ward Shippen Barnes, 1910, of New I York city Lots were drawn for tho II order of playing and MT, Barnes was ! fourth on the list, Henry Emanue , Bonander of Walingford being first Francis David Herman of New Haven