Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-12
LADIES, NIGHT.

The Members OF tho New Haven
Bicycle Club Entertained Their Lady
Friends Last Evenlng-A Pleasant
Affair, Varied by Music and other
Attractions.
The members of the bicycle club showed
last evening their ability to entertain we'll.
1t was the evening they had been making
preparations FOR some time for giving an ap-
propriate entertainment to their lady friends
in their new club house, and show them
what their quarters were like. There were
present to participate in the evenings fss-
tivities. The committee of arrangements
were az follows: George v. L. Hemp, chair
man; Louis E. Smith, ]. Hsrmar Bronson,
James ]. Geary and F. A. Waldron. The
different rooms had been tastefully decorated
aud chairs arranged SO that those present
could seat themselves and hear to advantage
the elaborate musical programme that
had been prepared. The different num-
bers were, without exception, we'll rendered,
and contributed much to the enjoyment Of
the evening. Among the selections particu-
larly pleasing was q recitation by Miss
Florence Red6eld. Mr.. Richard 7. Percy
played "Norma" by Sidney Smith, with his
usual finished touch and expression. Mr.
Bronson's rendering of one of Levy's difficult
cornet solos was worthy of the applause that
greeted it. The following is the programme
in full:
Selection, New Haven Bicycle Club Orchestra
H. B. c. Banjo Club
-+''"'.'' Miss Florence Reddesiidi. '''''1
Piano SOLO '''''.-.R p ps.cv selected
s0ns-Bn of Fare q oa.rte i;,...' .zol'n''
F. R. Langdale, frat tenor;
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q. P. Smith, first bass;
&C. Bennett, second bass
o''ns' '0''- ). HsTmar Bronson. Levy
Intermission, Refreshments.
PART II.
Selection. New Haven Bicycle Club Orchestra
sS%.S March
~ N. II. B. O. Banjo Club.
F'A'0 00'' q. Won Hortig Kruger ''''''eo
song-stars of the Summer Nisht. .......... Rouse
Selection. $50. New Haven Bicycle Club Orchestra
New Haven Bicycle club orchestra-Ernest
Doolittle, Louis E. Smith, Nathan Herr, Fred
Guilford j. P. Stack ,jr., j. Harmar Bronson,
Geo. Spsnutius, James J. Geary, accompanied.
The members of the banjo club-Thomaa
Gallagher, leader; G. L. Manville, Frank
Bishop and Fred Langbine.
During the intermission the refreshments
were served, which had been carefully pre-
p8r0Q DV dEoy, Inc bSoWo1O VI oAo CAuUs
Later in the evening, after the first feelings
of formality had worn off, the guests were
either shown or investigated on their own
account the premises, and without an excep-
ton thought they were pretty nice. The
entertainment broke up about midnight,
and the ladies on departing felt that they
had come, had seen and were infatuated
with club life.
Among the friends of the members present
rvaro Me- n parpakf Mra Wa1tAr To.
rom, Mrs. Charles Larom, Miss Larom,
Miss Annie O'Keefe, Miss Minnie
O'Keefe, Miss Foster, Miss Harding
(Branford), the Misses MCCARTHY, 4rs.
6. E. Carroll, Professor and Mrs. Fow-
Ter, Miss Hillsdorff, Miss Rose Bradley, Miss
Fannie Fields. Miss E. F. Bradley, Mrs. F.
R. Langdale. Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees,, Miss
Josie Smith, Miss Buckley, Miss Coon, the
Misses Hopper, Miss Jones. Mrs. Docken-
dorff, Mrs. Frisbee, Mrs. E. L. Manville,
Miss Haesche, Miss Combs. Miss Flora Corn
wall, Miss Robertson.