Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-12
Society Events.

Op0ra hOuS6 ana was brilliant Occ8- sion. The great opera house was filled and rare array of beauty and fashion as usual on similar occasions added to the interest of the scene In the boxes were many ladies from out of town, some of whom were from distant cities, and with the many persons of prominence in the audience the Glee club had no lack of incentives to their best en- deavors. They sang well, giving 8 pro- gramme which, as whole was excellent and compared very favorably with any former club concert. Encores were frequent and the whist ling by Jones in the Fatinitza selection created lively enthusiasm and the audience repeated ly called for more. The clubs most popular efforts were on the last half of the pro- gramme, and the audienceafelt evidently we'll repaid for coming in the ram. We give be- low the names of the members of the club participating last evening in the concert, also the selections given. The programmes were very tasteful and were furnished as a contri- button to the occasion by MT. Geo. Fl. Ford. The names of E. Strong, J. A. Merrill, W. W. Crehore and B. A. Lawrence, members who were absent, appeared on the programme list in italics The reports from MT. Strong continue to be favorable and encouraging. Yale G1ee Club-Presidert, E.. A. Lawrence: busi- First Tenor-D. s. Knowlton. E. I. Sanford, J. Beadle.
 Second Tenor-D. A. Jones, F. D. Bowen E. Mo First BassNW. H. Jessup, A. P. Wilder, W. E. Hand
 Second Bass-E. A. Lawrence c. W. Cutler, ". P. Brandagee G. s. Woodward, H. M. Royt.
 PROGRAMME.
 PART I. l We Meet Again Tonight.
 Warble bv Mr Adlar
 Haln Haliol 0-O'' Blll of Fare. .zollner
 Messrs. Knowlton, Jones, Jessup and Cutler teger Inssger Vitae.
 MT. Wilder and Club.
 MATCH. .''....--..-...-... Becker
 PART II.
 Marble by MT. Adler.
 Whistle by Mr Jones. '''pp' 3 R0s.io. H0S nsp''
 MT. Jessup and Club.
 Solo by MT: Knowiton. mp
 - %r Jones and Club. ''' 'Ae'0n"r0' I wish I Were A.
 Waltz Song. .Vogel The ushers at the concert were the follow ing: Messrs. A. H. Ely, O. R. Bright, W. J. Worcester, R. McDonough, J. McHenry, 0. Dodge, G. E. Vincent, H. $. Brooks, W. Catherwood, J. c. Bridgmsn, W. Jarvis, W. Derby, 0. T. Mathews, A. c. Thomson. No sooner had the last one of the Glee club audience left the opera house when Marshal Oarll yielded possession to the junior promenade committee for preparations for tonight, which, according to reports, will be on & scale surpassing last years. The New York man who had charge of the decora- ing of the hall last year giving exultant satisfaction, has been re. engaged and will surpass his former efforts. The music will be by LRnders, which is a guarantee of it's high excellence. The dance pro- grammes for the promenade will be in re- quest. They are in the form of card cases with covers of blue and red plush, and trimmed inside with light satin. On the face each cover iS a receptacle for extra cards and memorabil. The cards and tassels are of white satin. The rest is the order of dances They were ordered of Philadelphia firm. The interest attaching to the promenade creates great demand for roses, which was foreseen by Dickerman, the florist, at No. 169 Chapel street, who brought up from New York conservatories magnificent collection never surpassed in the city. Orders were coming in fast. There are marechal neil, jacq ueminots, marnots, souvenirs, nephetus, bonsilene and safranos, and the supply will be exhausted before the promenade. Among the promenade arrivals in the city are the following at the New Haven House: MT. II. B. Beecher and wife, Brooklyn Miss Beecher, Brooklyn.
 Miss Barnes, Brooklyn.
 Mics Agnes H. Brookes, Ban Francisco Cal. Mr. w. B. Brieten, New York. Mr. Henry B. Anderson New York. Moses S1iss ssEaxi DaTiea a and Rice. PottstoTn, Mrs. Edmund Terry, Brooklyn. Miss Terry, Brooklyn.
 Miss Bradford, Newport, R. l. Mrs. F. B. Aylsworth, Providence. R. I. Miss L. Aylsworth Providence, R. I. H. c. whipple, South Pownal, Vt. Mrs. c. 0. Dodge, New York. Miss Eleanor Schiefien, New York. James E. Feeley, Boston. Mr. and Mrs Willard. Tarrytown, N. Y. Robert ". Kelley, Litchhsld, Ct Fred. D. FIagg, Boston.
 John Graham, Boston. R. E: Jennings, Jersey City, L. Richards, New York.
 H. E. Bailey Harrisburg, Pa. pr T. D. Herr, Norwich, Ct. Mr. and Mrs. Q. M. Newton, Boston. Miss E. T. Alexander wfkesbarre. Pa. iss M R Darling, WiIkesbarre, Pa. Miss E. M. Roome. New York. MT. and Mrs.H. C.. Robinson, New York. Miss Taft, New York.
 Mira Briston New York
 Mrs. Anderson, New York. Mrs Kingsbury. New York.
 Miss Paddock. New York
 Mics Mics M.HIS1 XspDIeH: %.. NSg % York.
 Miss Cowles New York
 Miss Ayres, Plainfield N J. Miss yres. FlAinheld N J. Mrs. N. N. Foster, Hartford Miss Foster, Hartford
 I. B. Ivison and wife, New York Miss E. Ivison, New York.
 Miss Dean, New York
 W. Fl. Lyman. New York.
 George Rics. PottstoWn Pa.
 Miss Rice, Pottstown, Pa.
 Mrs. J. W. Husted PeeAskiIl, N. r, Miss Husted, PeekRlIill, N, Y. William H. Allen. Pennington. Miss Bigelow, Farmington
 Mrs. George D. Oapen, St. Louis. Miss Capen, St. Louis Miss Allen St. Louis.
 Fl. H. Cannon and wife, Trvingtsn, N. Y. AndTew J. West, Prtnceton, N, J.