Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-09

liam Neely, MT. Samuel Bolton, Mir. Reilly and ladies.
 In MT. F. E. oraig's box--Mr. Craig and
 family, Miss Mollie Craig and ladies. In Eugene A. Callahan's box-Miss Kitty Callahan of Hartford, Miss M. E. Kivlan, Miss Minnie Brennan, Miss Mamie McKier- nan. Mrs. Mortell and son. In James Reilly's box-Mr. Reilly and fam fly.
 In Edward McGowan's box-Mr. McGowan aud family, Mir. T. J. Donnelly. In Thomas Kilbride's box--Mr. Kilbride and friends.
 Dr. M. 0. O'Connor and family occupied a box, as did also M. T. Lynch and friends.
 Among those noticed on the floor and seated about the opera house were: Ex-C City
 Auditor Mccarthy and wife, P. McKiernan and wife, Francis Donnelly, wife and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Geary, Will
 liam Geary, MT. and Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke, MT. and Mrs. John Cox, MT. and Mrs. Sam uel T. Dutton, Captain and Mrs. O'Connor, MT. and Mrs. John Leary, Attorney and Miss Welch of Ansonia, MT. and Mrs. Sonnsnberg, Mir. and Mrs. P. B. O'Brien, ex-Alderman J. J. Kennedy and wife, MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. McGrail, At tornev Arthur Wright, Col. N. G. Osborn, MT. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Miss Annie Donuelly, Miss Lizzie Greeley, Miss Plunkett, Miss Dunn, MissAlice S.Sullivan of colchester, Mrs. Frank E. Craig, Mrs. Captain Bolton, \ Misses Welch of Ansonia, the Misses Nc Carthy, Miss Hattie Knevals, the Misses Dill lon, Miss Sadie Greeley, Miss Kate NJ. Suli- van, the Misses ORourke, Miss Mamie O'Connell, Miss Carrie Roach and the Misses Campbell.
 There were present also many members of the municipal government Among those noticed were Aldermen Morris T. Lynch, James E. McGann, Richard T. Sheridan, Owen Groark, Daniel Gilhuly, Town Agent James Reynolds, City Clerk Bernard J. Shan ley, Corporation Counsel c. T. Driscoll, Road of Common Council James T. Moran.
 Seven ex-presidents of the knights were present last night, entering into the spirit of the occasion with the zest of youth, even to the oldest. They were ex-Assessor Francis Donnelly, Patrick McKenna, Michael Dillon, Dr. M. o. O'Connor. ex-Senator Plunkett and City Inspector Doyle.
 At midnight supper was announced. A sumptuous banquet had been prepared by Caterer Deibel. It was served on the upper floor in the apartments formerly occupied by Marshal Carll and was thoroughly enjoyed and done justice to by the lovers of the terp- sichorean art and the onlookers.
 The floral decorations came in for numer- ous words of praise. They reflected great credit on the florist, Frank s. Platt.
 The following are the committees:
 Floor copnsites SPi1k hadgeoJ % D. PHn,k1;stt cnaIrman; Erank E9 CTag. M. U; oSonnor; Wili1am III n Driscon, J. J. Kennedy, B. E. Lynch. Jno E. Me Partland, NJ. T. Lynch, J. E. Taylor, M F. Walker, Michael Dillon.
 Reception committee lrsd badge)-P. Boyle, chairman; James Reynolds, Thomas Cunningham F. H. Bradley, Thomas Brennan, F. J. Waddeck, Coogan, P. Cullon John H. Connors, James E. Kelley, T. F. Stackpole.
 House committee (white badge)-Peter Reynolds, chairman Patrick Creegan, James Reilly, John Leary, Edward McGowan, P. MeKiernan John Reynolds, P. B. O'Brien, P. McKenna.
 General committee-J. D. Plunkett, chairman; J. J. Kennedy M. I: Lynch, M: O. O'Connor. ". J. Bradley, Michael Dillon, J. H. Keefe, Peter Rey- holds, F. w. Tiernan, W. M. Geary.
 The following are the officers and members for 1888:
 James Reilly, president; John E. Mcfarland, vice-president; Frank " Tiernan, recording secrs- rick Creegan treasurer.
 The members of the Knights of St. Patrick are as follows: