Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-05
THE aNo.ENTs AND HoNoRABLEs.

-RoV1e" Brilliant Reception And Promenade Concert At Union Armory To-Night Fine Musfc-TO-Morrowss Doings The visit of the Ancient and Honorable artillery of Boston to this city to- day will be one of the most notable military social events in the history of the city. To-day is | the organizations 248th field day. They | will receive warm and fraternal welcome in this city, and their visit from all indications, cannot be but highly pleasant event to all | interested. The decorations of the Union | armory, where their grand promenade and re- ception tonight occurs, are very fine. They ! are spoken of below.
 The company will arrive here this afternoon | by special train from Boston. They will number, with ladies, about 260. There will be about 40 or 50 Boston ladies for whom l rooms have been secured at the New Haven | House. On the arrival of the visitors they \ will be met at the Union depot by the city \ battalion of the Second regiment, the Horse \ Guards and Foot Guards and escorted about | the city over the folio wing route of march | which is official:
 ROUTE OF MARCH.
 | Depot to State, to Chapel, to Wooster Place, to Greene, to Olive, to State, to | Trumbull to Hillhouse avenue, to Grove, to | Temple, to Elm, to York, to Chapel, to | Church, to Elm, to State, to Chapel, to Church, to Meadow, to the Union armory. THE REVIEW.
 The visitors will be reviewed by Governor Harrison from 8 stand in front of the City Hall. Just before the Bostonians' arrival the | Governor will be escorted from his residence 1 in Grown street to the reviewing stand by ! the Foot and Horse Guards. The two com | panies will then return to the Union arnaoTy l and join in the procession of escorts, which | will then proceed to greet the coming guests.
 Governor Robinson, of Massachusetts, can not come owing to pressing prior engage nIents, but the guests bring with them 1 Adiutant General Dalton and other mem ! bers of the staff of the Governor. Massa- ! chusetts officials will be met by Governor \ Harrisons staff who will escort them direct ly to the reviewing stand where besides the 1 Governor of Connecticut will be present l Mayor Ho1comb and other members of the
 city government. The body of officials will I remain there until the procession passes. THE BOSTON LADIES.
 The Boston ladies who will accompany the | Ancient and Honorable artillery to this city | will, as soon as they leave the train, be
 handed into carriages by 8 subcommittee ! already selected for the occasion and I be driven to the New Haven House l where there will be plenty of music in l the air as the Second regiment will have the l Second regiment band, the Foot Guard Colts band of Hartford, the Horse Guards the Ma ! tional band of Wallingford and the Veteran Grays the Wheeler Sc Wilson band of Bridge l port. The leader of the Salem band ranks 1 with Gilmore and Reeves and is the author of several military compositions highly popular with military bands.
 RECEPTION COMMITTEE OF THE ARTILLERY. The committees for the grand ball this ! evening are follows: The reception com l nittee oe the artillery is composed of Past 1 Commander Major General N. P. Banks, ex- Governor Oliver Ames, Hon. John
 D. Long, ex-Governor of Massachu- setts and M. O., past commander, Colonel Isaac Hull Wright, Mexican war vet eran, past commander, Colonel Jonas H. | French, Rrigadier- General s. c. Lawrence, 0. Fox, ex-mayor of Cambridee; Colonel Edward Wyman, Major Ben. Perley Poore, | Major D. H. Follett, Captain A. A. Fol ! som, Captain John L. Steven son, Brigadier General A. P. Mar tin, ex-Mayor of Boston; Captain Charles W. ! 5. Merrill Captain A. Whittemore, Lieuten- | ant Harvey B. Wilder, Lieutenant Sidney M. ! Hedges, Captain Thomas F. Temple, Colonel | Austin c. Wellington. These gentlemen are | all privates in the company. The chief mar shal will wear white rosette, the assistant | ;narshals red silk rosettes, the committee of arrangements white badges, the reception committee scarlet badges, the armory com lnittee blue badges.
 FINE MUSIC.
 The Salem cadet baud will give @ concert | from S:30 to 930, previous to the dancing at the armory. There will be thirty four musi- clans in the band Jean M. Missud bandmaster. The concert programme will be as follows: ! | Complimentary to Gov. H. B. Harrison. | W. E. McQuinn.
 iR the aissd Grand s March-"second Regiment March -''-e'
 The order of dance is:
 l. Ouadrille-"Conn. N G.''.............. Strauss
 2 Waltz-"The he Skaters si1aat -. Waldtsufel
 4. scottische -sPIantation Echoes .... ' Ross
 ouadriileGoS' Foot Guard HSGpee sSppe
 Iolka-b Esprit ae.,l Franess WaidteSfe
 8 Mancfersdo1. Horse Guard Mnoeosl sosl l 10. Quadrille.'A. and |. A" Catin l 12 Waltz-"Au Revoir' Strauss | REFRESHMENTS.
 The supper room will be in charge of J.
 Dooling, Boston caterer. He will serve
 escalloped oysters, chicken salad, lobster
 salad, chicken and ham sandwiches, sheet
 cake, light cake, ice cream ill variety, sher. | OeCS ana ITCZeQ DlSculG COfCOn1,
 cafe parfait, fruit, bouillon, coffee and lem
 onade.
 | COMMITTEE FOR THE BALL.
 The list of committees for the ball is as
 follows:
 Arlnory committee-Major H. H. Strong, | Captain J. H. Keefe, Captain William
 Kaehrle, Captain Theodore H. Sucher, Gap
 tain E. J. Moore, Edward Lawrence, W. J
 Atwater, Captain w. H. Stratton, W. D. | Q IT n
 Chidsey, Enos s. Kimberly, Lieutenant A.
 L. Howard.
 Reception committee--Hon. H. B. Bigelow
 Mayor Holcomb, General Smith, Thomas R
 Trowbridge, jr., General $. E. Merwin, jr.
 General G. M. Harmon, Postmaster English l Colonel w. J. Leavenworth, Hon. N. D.
 Sperry, Dr. Foster, Colonel L. L. Morgan
 F. H. Hooker, General Fred Barton, F. B
 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
 tenant Thomas Restieaux, jr., of Boston
 Lieutenant l.. E. Jerome, Sergeant A. c Betteley of Boston.
 Aides to the marshals. First relief, or
 duty until intermission: General E. E
 Bradley, New Haven; Captain Charles R
 bert Hooker, New Haven; Sergeant Abijat
 Thompson, private A. & H. A. Co.,; Lieu
 tenant Colonel H. R. Loomis, Second
 regiment, c. N. G.; Colonel Frank L
 Bigelow, New Haven; Captain George O.
 Moves, private A. & H. A. Co.,; J. Parker
 Trowbrid e, New Haven; Captain Joshus
 NJ. Gushing, private A. & R. A. O..
 Harry S. Brooks, New Haven;~ Edward
 Sullivan, private A. & H. A. Co.,; Adjutan,
 Thomas T. Wells, Second regiment, O. N G. l Sergeant J. Bensanoil, private A. & H. A
 Co.,; Captain All. Embler, Second regiment
 c. N. G.; Captain Benjamin E. Brown, vete
 ran Gray.
 Second re1ief-On duty after intermission
 Lieutenant Colonel c. Purdy Lindsley, Med
 ica1 Director c. N. G.; Lieutenant Edward
 E, Allen, private A. & H. A. Co.,; John H
 Whipple, New Haven; General J. N. Platter.
 son, private A. & H. A. Co.,; W. F. Fisher,
 New Haven; Captain A. A. Hall H. N. Whittelsey, New Haven; Captain
 George A; Keeler, marker A; & H. A; O.
 George H. Maynard, private A. & H. A. Co.
 lieutenant F: A: Bowman, New Haven; l Captain Fred w. Wellington, private & IT Co. Major T H RaOu-