Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-18

,e,t' 8a,'e,t 9aill Alderman Clerkin, Dr. Cremin, o. H. Clark of New York, formerly of this city, P. J. Shanley, James B. Martin. Thomas Cody of Nontowese, F. J. Taylor, T. J. KerriRan, ". Fl. McDonald, T. P. Rourke, J. 4. Fogarty, James B. Buchanan. J. H. Clsrkin, E. J. Moriarty, Aessrs. Conlan, Carr, McNamara, Cargoll.
 James F. maher Association.
 The annual banquet of the James T. Maher | association, which ii composed of msmbsrs of the St. Patrick's Young Mems Literary association, was held ct Deibels. There | banquet was thoroughly enjoyed. The toast master was Frank w. Dooley, and the toasts and responses were: .s a The dAy we celebrate. James '. Maher "st Patrick at midnight he nrst saw the day" SSe fads second only so s. r.ieP .n .D
 mans heart. John J. Mcfarland "oh. woman! lovely xopsni n.turs 1aads thse te thee"-Otway.
 The friends of Ireland :. F. Smith "May we never want friend in need nor bottle to give him. ."-Dickens.
 Song ....................J.F F. Mclaughlin America-our country. ...........D. A. McWilams 'IreIahd is the Irishmsn's , mother America is the
 bis mother cannot be loyal to his wife."-Rev.
 G. W. Pepper.
 Piano solo. o.......................Eu Eugene McKonna Iuo prooo' W. OoWueS "A chiefs amane ye takin notes And, faith, hell print it.'-Burns.
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 Piano solo o....................... ..W N Ksnna a, song 1T. h. 6m1th Among those who were present were: John Lane, Daniel McWilliams, Charles Spillane, William Crane, John McPartland, Council man Charles Brennan, John Cohane, Edward Purcell, Dennis Kane, Thomas Bohan, Jean Smith, Joseph Clark, Alderman Torrance Kelley, James Welsh, William Shsehan,
 Michael Shanley, James Maher, Joseph Cook, MT. Fitzgerald of Norwich, A. Fl. Rowe, ex-Road Commissioner Sullivan, Thomas Smith, Thomas Ksllsher, Timothy Cohane, Joe Mcfarland, Matthew Kennedy, Michael Conboy, John J. Lane, Thomas Shanley, ex-Councilman Daley, Thomas Mo- Guinness, Joseph Downs, John Cohane, Ed ward Ward, Edward Cannon, William P. Ryan.
 RoderIgo Council, Knights of Column .s' bus, Entertainment. The members of Roderigo council, Knights of Columbus, held pleasing entertainment at their hall in Wood building last evening. M F. Sullivan presided until Captain John Clarity officiated as chairman. The Jocelyn Square quartette sang two songs which were we'll received. James F. Hiney gave the comic recitation, 'The Plumbers' Labor Meeting," after which the Harmonic quar- tette sang and were loudly spplaaded. Cap tain Garrity gave pleasing recitation and the chaplain patriotic recitation. Lieuten- ant Keegan, Sergeant M. P. Donahue, MT. Maloy and Mr. Harrison contributed to the entertainment of the members and invited guests that were present.
 THE MERRY F0REsrEns.
 The Grandest Event In sixssen Years
 The Floor crowded With she Dan.
 cers.
 The sixteenth annual concert and ball of the Court Elm City No. 5,933, A. o. F. of A., was given last evening at Music hall and proved a grand success. It by far surpassed any thing of the kind given by the lodge in the previous years and the managers were quite nonplussed by the big crowd that chiet ranger, with his sister led the grand march of 288 couples. There were in all fully 750 present. The ladies' programmes were most elaboratsly gotten up in satin and made very handsome souvenirs. Among those present of the fair dancers were Miss Annie and Maggie Shanley of Bridgeport, Mrs. D. Barry, Mls. J. J. Corcoran, Miss Martha Corcoran, Miss Nettie Corcoran, Mrs. s. Isaacs, Mrs. Kusker, Miss May Isaacs, Miss Gill, Mrs. Krecek, Mrs. D. o. Cornell, Miss Sahbin, Mrs. Caneen, Miss Guysrs, Mrs. F. Fl. O'Brien.
 About midnight Dr. F. H. Walker deliver ed an address on the origin and history of Forestry. The committees were as follows: Reception committee, T: O. Mooney, chair E. 8. Hoffmeister, N. Belasco. John Reynolds; floor committee, George w. Ward, chairman; John Scholl, o. L. Hoffmelster, J. o. Cun- neen, David O'Connell, J. J. McGuire, James NcKisrnan, R. Lynham, jr., J. A. Carbally, J. D. Smith, William O'Connell; general committee, J. F. Healy, chairman; William H. Qaasy, T. H. Gil, R. Lynhsn1, sr.s Pst- rick MeGuinnesa. N. J. AcHahon, A. c. Walters, H. E. Kohler. James Isaacs. Frank McHugh, John Guysr,T. L. Madden, Thomas Roach, E. zernitz, 0. A. Miller, M. Gom- pertz, Henry Korn, William .Scholl, William B. Kilbride, F. Buohholz. Nathan Cohn.
 Clan.Na.Gael Ball.
 The Michael Davitt club gave it's third an- nusl ball last evening at Arion hall. The music for tine dancing was furnished by Lan- drigan, and Professor Marlow prompted. The grand march, of about 200 couples, was led by John J. Reynolds and his sister, Miss Beenie Reynolds. The following ladies were present.: Tne Misses ritzgsrald, Ais... Mo- Keon, Miss Cannen, Miss Brooks, Miss Cas- sidy, Miss Mcclure, Miss McKiernan, Misses Annie Wynn, Katie Flynn, Rose Hearan, Lizzie Wynn, Katie Welch, Lizzie McInery, Maggie O'Neil, Kate Wynn, the Misses Welch, Maggie Harney, Miss Shields, Katie Early and the Misses Burke. The commit tees were: Floor committee, Michael Fl. O'Neili Michael F. Creamer, James F. Mo- Hugh. Eugene McNeill. John J. O,Neill, Wil- liam F. Dwyer, Owen Bradley, John Bohan; reception committee, John P. Farrell, Pat. rick McRueeney, Joseph Dwyer, John Aur- phy, James Winne, Patrick Farrell, James Mulvey. John Gahsny, Thomas Ford, Bsr- nard Winne, James Gaffney, Phillip Mo- Hugh, Peter McHugh, Michael Bohan, James Geelsn, John Kelly, Peter Fender, Edward McGuinness; committee of arrangements, William F. Dwyer, John J. Reynolds, Mich ael H. O'Neill, Bernard Winne, Michael Dreamer.
 MIR. MOODY AT YALE.