Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-08

at noon yesterday. The order of march was as follows:
 First Regiment Band. Governors Horse Guard, Major Boardman in Governors Carriage.
 First Company Governors Foot Guard, Major George
 B. Fisher Commanding.
 The Post of last evening says: 'The in- augural reception and ball given under the auspices of the Foot Guard at Allyn Hall, this evening. will be brilliant affair, and among the ex-Governors of the State who will be present are Gov. Jewell, of Hartford, and Gov. Minor, of Stamford. Ex-Gov. Holley, of Simsbury, is also expected. There will be g large assembly of civic and military guests Colts band will commence at o'clock, and last an hour and half. The dancing will begin at 10 o'clock, and splendid repertoire of dances has been arranged.
 Golden Wedding of MT. and Mes. Hen ny Whites A goodly number of relatives and friends met last night in the parlors of our honored old citizen and worthy Christian gentleman, Henry White, Esq, and his wife, daughter of the late Roger Sherman of this city. The occasion was the rare anniversary of fifty years of happy welded life, and was graced with the living jewels of sons and grand children. Five of the seven stalwart sons wer, present. and four of the eight grand children. Only three or four of the guests of the first wedding were present. Prominent among these was Dr. Leonard Bacon, whose prayer at the well-laden and fower-decked supper table most appropriately returned thanks to our heavenly Father for their past long, useful and happy life, and fttingly im- plored blessings on the evening of their re- maining years.
 The glad time was enjoyed alike by old and young, and will long be remembered. Ex- President Woolsey and family, and several college professors with their families were present. Of these Professors Thacher, Dwight and Harris are relatives of the family
 Tho gifts of. flowers and a few little gold menentoes from absent ones were appropri- ately added.
 Lodge and Society.
 Court Hermann, 6,399, Ancient Order of Foresters, has installed the following fficers |: John Holzsr, chief ranger; Hugo Lennert, sub chief ranger; Ph. Stabell, recording sec retar9 Albert Shredder, treasurer; Charles 1hSPpA0I1 AuaACAoi 6cCIetdrJ OUS0pn OQ1p- per, senior woodward; Will Wehle, junior woodward Jakob Rutz, senior beadle; Ar mold SchiesE, junior beadle.
 The newly elected officers of Court Colum- bia, No. 6,396, A. O. F., are as follows c. P. De Forest, 0. R.. P. J. Race, s. 0. R i; ] c. Cramp, F. s.; E. Warrington, 0. s.. J. Downs, Treas. M. Simonson, s. w.; Chas. Hut, J. w.. B. J. Winter, s. B.; A. Well, J. B. They were installed on Tuesday, Janu- ary 9th, by D. D. 0. R. I. Hayes. Polar Star Lodge, No. T7, I. o. o. F., in- stalled their officers last evening" G. M. George N. Moses officiating, as follows: N. Jacobs recording secretary, Charles w. Pot ter; treasurer. Morris Hemingway; per. seo- retary, Daniel M. Smith; w., E. s. Swift; Con :, George H. Spar; O. s. G., Earle A. Daniels; I. s. G., Romango Williams R. S. N. G., William Farrell; L. s. N. G., John L. King; R. s. v. G., Charles Chipman; L. S. V. G., George Chipman; R. s. s., E. L. Per rin; L. S. s., o. B. Perrin. The lodge is in ! a very prosperous condition, and is to hold one of it's sociables on Tuesday evening, Jan uary 18th, in Central Hall.