Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-06

The concert programme was as follows:
 ae Gov ii Harrson
 g. c0rne' s0i0-uf V. E Mcouinn. Levy
 8. Idyl-"Forge in the Forest" -..----. Miehaelis
 5 Selection-"Carmen'.. '...-.......--......... .Bizet
 Grand March-"second Regiment March
 The order of dance was:
 1. OuadriIle-"Conn. N. G." Strauss
 ?. Waltze-"The Skaters. ... Waldteufel
 sehettishe PIantation Echoes Ross
 s. ouadrilleeaGov. Foot Guard' suppe
 s. Waltz-..Beggar student' ... Millocker
 3. Lanciers-'Gov. Horse Guard" ...,.,.,.-. Ross Il. Portland Fancy-"second Regt. c. N. G; |. t,e,oi.,; sfrarSsa ;Aaron
 The grand march took place at 9:30, led by Lieutenant Sullivan, Governor Harrison and General Smith. There were 300 couples participating. The scene was very fine. The Salem band occupied raised platform on the north side of the hall. The various com pany roomssswere occupied by the committees That of the Foot Guard was occupied by the general committee. The galleries were filled with spectators, among whom were represen- tatives of many leading families of the city. The toilets of the ladies were many of them lovely.
 Among some of the ladies who were hand some1y dressed were: Mrs. E. J. Trull, wife of Commander Trull, white brocaded satin, diamond ornaments; Mrs. A. H. Caton, Boston, black satin, diamond ornaments; Miss Caton, Boston, pink satin, diamonds; Mrs. J. B. Hathaway. Boston, black satin, lace trimInii.S.s..1:1 1:1IaS.=-aond ornaments; ai,1 the following New Haven ladies': Mrs. s. A. York, black silk, diamo4d orpaments; Mrs 0. H. Stilson, black silk, diamonds; Miss Gertie Hall, white satin, garnet velvet front, with Marie Antoinette collar, diamond ornaments; Mrs. Walter M. Wellman, white Ottoman silk, Theodora lace front; Miss Shepard, white cashmere and lemon -colored satin, cut pompadour bodice; Miss Kate SperTN, blue cashmere, silver braid, diamond ornaments: Mrs. w. L. Robertson, white brocaded satin and irridescent bead collar; Miss Lindsley, orange silk, garnet braid with brocaded panel; Miss Addie Payne pink cash mere and Oriental lace; Miss Lizzie Goodyear, pink silk; Miss Gertie Hall, black satin rhadame; Miss Annie Page, pink satin, Marie Antoniette collar, lace ruffles in front; Miss Lizzie Atwater, pale blue cashmere and dark velvet front, diamond ornaments; Miss Helen Winchell, white satin, Theodora lace front; Miss Parmalee, red silk with black lace drapsry; Miss Everitt, white silk with brocaded tulle; Miss Carrie Atwood, pink nuns yelling, Oriental lace; Mrs. J. H. Platt, black silk, extremely long train, jet trim mings, diamond ornaments; Mrs. Wooster G1uStSH, "u1tO SdtlA, pdutIS DrOcdOeo in pansies, diamond crnaments; Miss Jessie Lee, white satin, bead trimmings; Mrs. George H. Ford, black Ottoman silk, laven- der front, jet trimmings, diamond orna ments; Miss Susie Scranton, steel colored brocaded silk en train, diamond ornaments; Miss Katie Latham, white satin, diamond ornaments; Miss Lucy Hotchkiss, blue sat in and flowers; Miss Genevieve Jackson, pink satin, Marie Antoinette collar; Mrs. Benjamin R. English, white Ottoman silk, black lace trimmings and jacket, dia- mond ornaments. Among some of the other New Haven ladies handsomely dressed were: Mrs. N. G. Osborn, Miss F1ossie Ora ham, Miss Maud Allen, Misses May and Nel- lie Sargent, Mrs. G. H. Watrous, Miss Maud Allen, Miss Annie True, Miss Carrie Whit tlesey, Miss Katie Osborn, Miss Hattie Sper- ry, Miss Grace Catlin, Miss Warren, Miss Mamie Harrison, Miss Kate Sperry, Miss G. A. Butler, Mrs. Dr. Carver, Miss Daley, Miss Frost, Miss Nellie Mason, Miss Hattie Munson, Miss Beadle, Miss Hattie Peck, Mrs. John Champion, Miss Fellowes, Miss May Doolittle, Mrs. F. H. Waldron, Mrs Edward Osborne, Mrs. A. P. Futile, Miss Edith Hall. Miss Annie Eggleston, Miss Jessie Rowe, Miss Cora Whitmore, Miss Barnes, Mrs. Frank Bigelow, Miss Lewis, Miss Gracis Judson, Miss Jennie Hall, Mrs. Lieut. Col. ous to meI tion.
 Among some of the prominent men pres ent were Governor Harrison, General N P. Banks of Mass, Gen. J. R. Hawley, ex-Gov- ernor Bigelow, General s. R. Smith, Colonel Frank kBigelow, Prof. H. W. Farnam, Chas. H. Farnam, Prof. Knapp, Thomas Q. Lewis, H. Stilson, Judge s. A. York, Colonel N. G. Osborn. Alexander Troup, F. B. Mallory, Hon. N. D. Sperry, Gen E. S. Greeley, Gen. Geo. H. Ford Major Blakes- lee and Marshal Kenney, of Hartford; Hon. James Gallagher, Col. Barton, A. H. Kellam, Fred. A. Gilbert, Major T. Atwater Barnes, ham, West Haven), Albert Hooker, H. N. Whittelsey, Senator Plunkett, 0. s. Bush nell, Jas. Punderford, Major Strong, Lieut.. Ludington, Lieut.. Newton, John H. Phil lips, Capt. Bolton and Wm. Neely of Bolton & Neely, R. w. Meigs, MT. Brooks of Brooks & Co.,, James B. Wood, MT. H. F. Peck Eof the Board of Education, and a host of other well known citizens, many of whom were accompanied by ladies.
 Supper was served ill the rooms at the east gallery of the hall during the evening after 10 o'clock by CatererDooling and his assis- tants. Preparations were made to feed 400 people. The menu consisted of bouilIon soup, chicken salad, lobster salad, escalloped oysters, vanilla, lemon, trawberry and pine apple ice cream, fruit, ices, frozen pud- dings, cafe noir, cafe au lait, chocolate, lemon ade and cakes of all sorts. To prepare the feast it took 200 quarts of chicken salad, 175 quarts of lobster salad, 100 gal Ions of oysters, 10 gallons bouillon soup, 200 quarts of each kind of ice cream, 12O gallons coffee, 50 gallons tea, AS gallons cho- colate, 8 boxes of lemons. Immense candel- abra and other large silver pieces ornamented the tables, and they presented wealth of solid silver plate and costly china spread out.
 The rush for supper occurred about Ii 0to1 a1k &ho eI A regulated by the man who stood at the foot of tine gallery stairs and gave out supper tickets, as he allowed only about so many to enter at time.
 COMMITTEE FOR THE BALL.
 The list of committees for the ball were as follows:
 Armory ommittee-Major H. H. Strong Captain J. H. Keefe, Captain William Kaehrle, Captain Theodore H. Sucher, Cap tain E. J. Moore, Edward Lawrence, w. J. Atwater, Captain W. H. Stratton, w. D. Clarkson, F. A. Gilbert, s. H. Crane, L. D. Chidsey, Enos s. Kimberly, Lieutenant A. L. Howard.
 Reception committee--Hon. H. B. Bige1ow, Mayor Holcomb, General Smith, Thomas R. Trowbridge, jr., General $. E. Merwin, jr., General G. M. Harmon, Postmaster English, Colonel w. J. Leavenworth, Hon. N D. Sperry, Dr. Foster, Colonel l.. L. Morgan, r. n. 1OOk0T, O0ucIdI pT0u baTCOn, T. D. Mallory, General George H. Ford, Charles A. White, Colonel N. G. Osborn, H. B. Sar- gent, Colonel s. J. Fox.
 Chief marshal, Lieutenant John Sullivan; assistant marshals, Captain F. T. Lee, Lieu tenant Thomas Restieaux, jr., of Boston; Lieutenant L. E. Jerome, Sergeant A. C. Betteley of Boston.
 Aides to the marshals. First relief, on duty until intermission: General E. E. Bradley, New Haven; Captain Charles R. Knapp, private A. & H. A. Co.,; N. Al. bert Hooker, New Haven; Sergeant Abijah Thompson, private A. & H. A. Co.,; Lieu tenant Colonel H. R. Loemis, Second regiment, O.. N. G.; Colonel Frank l.. Bigelow, New Haven; Captain George 0. Moves, private A. & H. A. Co.,; J. Parker Trowbrid ,e, New Haven; Captain Joshua M Cushing, private A. & H. A. Co.,; Harry S. Brooks, New Haven; Edward Sullivan, private A; & H. A: Co.,; Adjutant Thomas T. Wells, Second regiment, c. N G.; Sergeant J. Bensamoil, private A. & H. A. Co.,; Captain A. H. Embler, Second regiment, c, N. G.; Captain Benjamin E. Brown, vete- ran Gray.
 Second relief-On duty after inter1nission: Lieutenant Colonel 0. Purdy Lindsley, Med ical Director c. N. G.; Lieutenant Edward E. Allen, private A. & H. A. Co.,; John H. Whipple, New Haven; General J. N. Patter-