Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-10

I made march through Chapel, Church and 1 Elm streets. On passing the City Hall they were reviewed by Mayor Lewis and some of 1 the officers of the city government, the Grand Commandery having been previously 1 received. number of guests of St. Paul belonging to the Masonic body were in the line wearing crimson badges trimmed with gold. The parade was very fine, the visiting communicates hay ing a number of superbly beautiful ban ners. With the visiting commentaries were large number of fashionably attired ladies, who took carriages at the depot.
 In the evening formal reception was held at the Atheneum, when the warrant officers were publicly installed and dancing followed. The procession yesterday afternoon passed up State to Elm, to Church, to Chapel to York, to Broadway, to Whalley avenue, to Sperry, to Webster, to the Masonic Hall, where collation. was served.
 Entertainments.
 7-2O-S.
 On Saturday afternoon and evening Au- gustin Daly's company will appear at the New Haven Opera House in the great New York success entitled '7-2O-s." It will be produced with all the scenery and effects which delighted the large audiences at Dalys New York theater and with the same cast.
 IN PARADISE.
 On Friday evening of this week MT. John T. Raymond will appear at Carlls Opera House in his new play entitled, fIn Para. disc" The play is a very funny one, some of its situations being very ludicrous, the last two acts being of very laughable character. Reserved seats are on sale at Loomis' and the indications are that the house will be crowded.
 LoTTA. This charming little bit of humanity will make her farewell appearance at Carlps Opera House on Saturday evening with her nxp dx1 and i, hnr o1k entitled ''The Little Detective" Lotta will 1 appear in six characters. Seats are now on sale at Loomis'.
 GoUNoD's FAUST. On the evenings of May IA, 16 and IS Gonoud's Faust will be given at Carll's Opera House by local talent for the benefit of the Yale Boat club. The cast of characters in cludes Mrs. Robertson, Miss Phelps, MT. Bushnell, MT. KnowIton, MT. Woodward, l Mir. Bonney and Professor Shepard as musi- 1 cal director. There will be a full chorus large orchestra and full military band. Seats l are on sale at Loomis. 1
 THE ORPHANS CONCERT. l This evening at Carlls Opera House the 1 children of St. Francis Orphan asylum will | give concert for the benefit of the asylum. 1 For some weeks the children have been pre- l pairing. under the direction of the sisters, the 1 programme arranged, and they have attained | proficiency that promises an evening of l pleasant enjoyment to those who attend l There has been large advance sale of tick 1 cts, but many more can be accommodated by 1 application at the box office this evening, and 1 as the object is worthy one all who possi- | ply can should encourage the children by their | presence.
 MILE. RHEA. Mile. Rhea has never appeared to more advantage in New Haven in any part than | she did last night in that of Hester Craze | brook in an "Unequal Match" The play | itself is an exceedingly clever one, crisp in l dialogue, and full of witty thrusts and laugh l able situations. The contrast between the | simple country life of the first act and the 1 artificial world of the rest of the play was very forcibly represented. Mile. Rhea was | peculiarly charming as the unaffected Eng fish country lass and her delicious accent ! but added to the delight of the audience that 1 greeted her throughout the evsn- l ing with hearty outbursts of applause. AS the woman of the world she was effective, and aided by an unusually good support made the play the success of the l season. Mir. Harris as Dr.. Botchsrty was good throughout, while Mir. McManus as l John Grazebrook fairly convulsed the audi l ence. The whole support seemed much l more at home in the play than in either of | the other plays in which they have appeared. l As to Mile. Rhea Fit is difficult to conceive of | part which she would not grace by the | charm of her beauty and the magnetism of | her acting.