Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-27
THE mERRY DANCERS.

Eve Festivities In
Many Places Throughout the City
Dances, SociabIes, etc. - Harugari,s
select Party-One at warner Hall
. The Lady Foresters.
Thanksgiving festivities were afoot in |
every place where happy party would |
gather last night. Dances, balls, recep-
lions and other kinds of social pleasure
ushered in the early hours of the chilly
Thanksgiving day. The streets were alive
with the home-going merry makers until
the gray dawn Of the morning.
THE ARIoNs.
The Arion Singing society gave it's grand
opening ball at Arion hall last evening.
Over one hundred couples participated in
the grand march. The ball was private
affair, only members of the society being
admitted. The music for dancing was fur
nished by Mallon's orchestra. The COM
mittees in charge were as follows: Floor
manager, August Meyer; assistant, Arthur
r. Spiess; floor committee, Charles Rauch-
fuss, Eugene Scherer, Edmund Scherer,
Theodore Beck.
AT HARUGARI HALL.
One of the most select and pleasant
social gatherings ever given at Harugari
hall took place last evening. The occasion
was the grand opening ball of the Haru-l
gari Liedertafel. The hall was filed to
oVerfowing with merry dancers and pleas
ticipated in the grand march, which was
led by R. Muenzner and wife. Music was
by Fichtl's orchestra. The success of the
ball was to large extent due to the efforts
of the committee in charge as follows:
floor manager, r. Muenzner; floor COM
mittee, II. A. Kratzer, NJ Weller, E.
Split, H. Holman, P. Ruff; arrangements
committee, G.. Goering, G. Volkmann, q.
Neumann, J. Fuchsschwanz, A. Schmoll.
ITALIAN BALL AT GERMANIA HALL.
The second annual ball and entertain
ment of the society ssMarineria Italiana Of
M. s." took place at Germania hall last
evening. All the honorary presidents and
vice presidents of the society were present.
There were 1876 couples in the grand
march, which was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
DeVita, to the music of Mallon's orchestra.
The committee in charge was composed of:
Floor manager, G. Martingano; assistant,
M. DeNegri; floor committee, Raffaele Lu-
bano, r. Massimino;V. opposite, L. Pinto,
L. Conte, D. Scarpati; reception commit.
tee, P. Cafero, A. Balsamo; executive com
mittee, P. Cafero president), A. Balsamo
(seeretary), r. Cafero (treasurer), f. Cas-
tellano, V. Espositi.
LADY FoREsTERs CELEBRATE.
The New Haven circle of Lady Foresters
No. % gave a double event last evening,
which was therefore doubly pleasant. 1t
was the fourth anniversary celebration of
the order and the ffty-frst birthday of
Mrs. Gompertz, the chief Lady Forester
| The evening was passed away with music,
Rotations and dancing. Miss Rosenberg
| and Miss Stoedel gave some very enter
tanning Rotations. The committee in
charge was composed of Mrs. Mallon, Mrs.
| Gompertz, Mrs. Calm, Mrs. Isaacs, Mrs.
Mendoza, Mrs. Schnerer, Mrs. Strauss, Mrs.
Fischer and Mrs. McColcullough.
| THE CARPENTERS AND Jo1NERs
The third annual concert and ball of the
United Order American Carpenters and
Joiners was given last evening in Warner
hall and proved most pleasant and fiat.
tering success. The grand march started
off about 10 o'clock with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Linsley leading about sixty couples
Refreshments were served by Radcliffe.
Music was furnished by Stacks orchestrs
and prompting by Professor Oggesen. The
following comprised the committees: Com
mittee of arrangements. S.G. Nichols, j. L.
Dean, j. w. Barrows, M. G. Kantz, A. H
Bradley; floor directors, L. B. Linsley and
wife; floor committee, II. j. Linsley, ]. c.
Morton, g. F. Barrows, J. Proctor, J. G.
Corcoran, E. Patenande, E. A. Wells, s.
/ A r. No MI L
tee, George Saxton, G. Grant, R. M. Cul
yer, J. T. Koran, M. L. Smith, A. Wells
George Buck, R. Mylod, A. E. Ellis, T. j
Murphy, NJ. J. Malone, T. R. Campbell
THE BAKERS HAVE DANCE.
The Fifth annual ball given by tn,
Bakers union No. II, of New Haven
Conn, was held at Cappallo's dancin,
hall last evening and was great success
About 800 persons were present at the bal
to which members of the union only wer
admitted. The committees were as fol
lows: Floor manager, Charley Rub; as
sistant, George indispensable; floor com
mittee, August OFT, Haul Zwick; receptio,
committee, Henry Hessler, Leonard Faeht
Charles Reiner; committee of arrange
ments, Gustav Won Hansen chairman
81. Kreuz, L. Adam, Gev. Schwenzon, FIR
Kirsch.
| IRON AND BRASS MoLDERs.
The fourth annual ball of the New Ha
ven Iron and Brass holders union No. 6,
of North America was held at Music hal
last evening. Landrigan's orchestra fur
nished music. The hall was crowded t,
oyeraowing.
| soCIARLE IN THE CUTLER BUILDING.
t Comstock division No. 2 gave CRANE
sociable last evening in the Cutler build
| ing, which was attended by large crowd
The affair was success and reflected
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