Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-30
ARmORY NOTES.

UEAHO AMaAI-A1OAhtsAAsAuA w ueAS VI - the Program-The Blues and Their Guests to Go to Springfield To.Night
 The Sarsfeld Guard, Company c, Sec ond regiment, will give their annual ball and reception at the armory this evening. AS several thousand invitations have been issued large attendance is anticipated. Friends of the Sarsfelds who have not re- ceived the circulars issued can obtain tick cts at the door. The armory is to be handsomely decorated and an awning is to be erected st the entrance. Seats are to be placed in the galleries in order that the spectators may enjoy view of the scene on the dancing floor, which will certainly be brilliant one. Easter toilets and handsome dresses, neat uniforms with bright gilt buttons, with galaxy of belles and beaux, will be present. The Second regiment full band is to furnish it's melo- dious strains of music, while Professor Burns will oficiate as prompter. A very enjoyable concert will be given before the dancing. This reception will be tho last grand military ball of the season.
 The dancing programs to beissued at the ball are very attractive. The front cover, printed in bright colors, contains mini ature veiw of camp. On the right is flag staff with the national emblem, under meath which is stack of arms with drum and officers sword. The center of the picture represents a tent, on which is s'Sarsield Guard, Co., c, 2nd Regt., 0. N. G." Other programs with only the con- cert selection will be distributed. Fol lowing is the order of the concert and the committees:
 MUsICaBY 2D REGIMENT FULL BRASS BAND
 CONCERT PROGRAM:
 l. March-Picadore. ............. ;Sousa g. Characteristic-- c--Darkies' Dream. ...... Lansing 4. Selection-Medley.. ......................b .broohs
 RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
 Active-Captaiu M. Creed chairman; Lieuten ant J. F. Plunkett, Sergeant J. H: Gallagher, Ser geant Felix Darcy, Corporal W. P. Giligan, Cor porai J. J. shanley, First Sergeant IF. Brming- Corporal +. N Langdon Musician J. F. Williams,
 Veteran-Major ). H. Keefe, chairman; ex- Captain T. F. Callahan, ex-Lieutenant John Car. James G. Reilly, ex-Sergeant P. Carberry,, ex- Lieutenant Edward Lynn, ex-Sergeant William F. Shannon, ex-Sergeant James Fitzlmmons' ex- Sergeant F. J. Cronan, exSergeant J. c. Me Manus.
 Honorary-Michael Dillon, chairman; Daniel s. Frank nS SMeadiek eMEa Mc9ael Fahy, Frank E. Craig, Edward Mccarthy, James Reynolds, Patrick Rowley, John Leary.
 FLOOR COMMITTEE.
 Actiye-Lieutenant J. J. Kennedy, chairman; J. H. Finnigan, W. A. Ran, T.J. Mulvey, u Siney, J. E. Cohane, E: P. Cassidy Joseph J. Carroll, J. ). Dunn, W: H. Londrigan, R, M M Meicht a,o;n Lieutenant Hugh I. Finnigan, ex-Sergeant M. P; Donohue, ex-Sergeant J. F. Brennan, ,ex- Corporal James J. Whalen, ex- Corporal James E.H Howard Kennedy, ex-Sergeant J. H. Foster, ex Corporal J. H. Gallagher, e1-Gorporal T. F: Campbell: H1b Foa John 5dSu Msfy W. Herman. William P. Donnelly, M: F. Walker, Hea JaMes Pigots MiehasI iI5sb Rsn RendsrsaSt M Geary.
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
 Active-Captain M. Creed, chairman; Lieuten- ant J. F. Plunkett Sergeant J. Moore, Corporal Corboral J. H. Killoy. M. H. Lee, R. M. Callahan, W. H. Flannigan, J. H. Deehant E. r. Began. s.Veteran-Ex-C Captain John Clarity, chairman; Daily, ex-Sergeant John Shannahan, ex-Sergeant J. G: Reilly. ex7CoTporal J. H, Rourke, ex,ser- o'connor % % e1-serseant e w. A. smtb, ex-Corporal NJ: F. Keegan, ex Corporal James Fitzimmons. c. T. Driscoll, sherif J. H. Brannlgan, Com missioner John Clancey,, Gen. Reg: J. P. Carney, George P. Mitchell, John J. Kiernan, Commissioner J. H. Dillon, J. J. Carr, Joseph E. Taylor, F. H. Cosgrove
 Captain John Sinister of the Blues is to leave this city to-day on an early evening train for Springfield with about forty members of his company and number of invited guests. Among those who are in vited are the following:
 Mayor Sargent, Alderman William E.. Morgan, Alderman John w. Lowe, Alder man Hugh Daley, Alderman L. H. John son, Councilman J. H. Ryerson and Adju- tant General A. H. Embler, Major D. A. Blakeslee, Captain L. Ludington, Lieuten- ant F. L. Newton and others. The enter taining company is the same that was the guest of the Blues on February 23.
 At Springfield the party will attend the third annual call of the Peabody Guard, Company G, 2nd regiment infantry, M. " M, which ball will be held this evening in the Springfield City hall. The special at traction of the Easter ball will be a com petitive drill for tho individual gold badge, to be followed by an exhibition and dis play drill by twenty-six members of the company under command of Lieutenant Joseph L Strong. The large advertising posters announce that "the Peabody Guard will entertain the well-known National Blues of New Haven" Supper is to be served at the Rlackman house.
 The Blues have been invited to Water bury on April 7 to attend ball to be given by Company A of Waterbury.