Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-31

Upon the entrance of the distinguished
guests the Second regiment band struck up
welcoming music, and then gave concert
of eight numbers. From 8 to 10 o'clock
the governors and their stats held a recep
ton. At 10 O'Clock the dancing began,
which continued until the wee email hours.
The following selections were rendered
at the concert by the orchestra:
Overture-Orpheus. ...................O ffenbach
Observation-Disclosures Girl. ..................B alfe
Fantasia-Alert is;i:n Benr
Selec: ion-Wsng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Morse
solo.Pipeaphonf ~; ;:;::.:....A NJ W RnaI
March-Coronatlon. .................hr etschmer
The order of dances was as follows
Grand march-Gov Morris Second Regt. Band
Lanciers-International .Tobani
Promenade-La Troupier. .......... Hartman
PromenadeW Ete...............'.... .Boos
Lanciers-Tar and Tartar. .Izel
Promenade.,.La Seranata. ............ Maldteufel
Promenade-Blu Violets.. ..............Wi Williams
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .......................M Moses
Promenade-Clock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hanka
Waltz-Rooiu Hood. .....................Wi egand
Promenad MILITARY .....................:Cs Casey
hanclers,lnolgo; ....................". Strauss
Promenade. Danube Waves iyanovicI
P1omenade~Tisf fish. .s"lsan
%aita-Starry Might: ....... "aldteu ftl
p1cbess M haes
Promenade-Dream of the Ocean ........: .Gungl
Polka-Atha4e ,,:....................;G ranaoo
Promenade-Fire Fly. ..................R Robinson
The distinguished guests were introduced
in short speech by Major Blakeslee.
Hubbard of the First company, Governors
Horse Guard, of Hartford, and Major
Blakeslee of the Second company, of New
Haven. Governor Buckley and Governor
elect Morris followed with their stats. All
the rest of the military followed. The
grand march was led by Major Blakeslee
and wife at about 1915. They were fol-
lowed by about two hundred couples.
Among those present were Mayor Sar-
gent and wife, Major D. A. Blakeslee and
wife, Major H. Strong and wife, Coroner
Mix snd wife, F. E. Stoddard and wife,
J. G. Hayes of New York city, Alfred h.
Durham, Colonel Doherty and staff, Mil
ton We'll, Miss Jennie We'll, Charles D.
Kinney and wife, q. M. Hubbard and wife,
Miss Milander, Alderman Blakeslee and
wife, seleotman sternburg, Dr.. Bellosa,
Colonel Leavenworth, Judge L. NJ. Hub
W. 8. Crofutt. Alderman Cramp-
ton, G. W. Andrews, 7. n. McDon-
I aid, James English, Fred Minor and wife,
e. E. Sperry and wife, E. FL. Weaver and
wife, Rev. DR.. McLane and wife, B. A.
Booth and wife, George Shares and wife,
| e. F. Bishop and wife. ex-Major Fred
Cowles of Hartford, Alderman Chatfeld
| and wife, Selectman Hillman and wife,
Captain Quit and wife, Miss Annie Lehr,
| Godfrey Lehr and wife, Miss Annie Belly,
Lieutenant Lehr, 81. g. Clark and wife, E.
Miss Judson, the Misses Edith, Clarissa
and Minnie Held of Greenwich, Conn.
Miss Annie Rousseau of New York city,
Lewis Smith, A. W. Lockwood, B. F.
Arnold, Lieutenant Henry G. Bowen, U. S.
A., Miss Ella Burnham, Kitty Shields,
Mary Land, Miss Della Walker, Hon. Colin
NJ. Ingersoll, Captain James NJ. Townshend
John NJ. Lines, Lieutenant Duffy of the
Signal corps, Captain White of Company
B of the Fourth regiment, Lieutenants
Shelton and Houlihan, Captain Brown of
the Grays and wife, Lieutenant Colonel
Lee, Captain Beach and wife, Lieutenant
Morris and Miss Nolan, Lieutenant Smith
and Miss Smith, Captain Lathrop and wife
Lieutenant Fremont and wife, Lieutenant
Wood and wife, Captain J. J. Wooster and
wife, Lieutenant A. R. johnson and wife,
Lieutenant A. T. Potter, B. M. Mann.
The First company, Governors Horse
Guard, was represented by fifty uniformed
men commanded by the following officers
Major Hubbard, Captain Warren, Lieuten
ant Clark, Trumpeter Whitehead, Quarter
master Taft.
The following Hartford ladies' were pres
emit: Miss Fantassell. Miss Lille Lsverance
Miss Eugene Browning, Miss Ella Richard
son, Mrs. Whitehead, Miss Carswell, Miss
| Euna Knowlton.
| RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Major H. q. Strong. Major D. A.
Blakeslee, ex-Msjor a. T. Hoadley, ex
Major T. P. Merwin, ex-Major @. w
Blakeslee, jr., ex-Captain W. B. Hall
Lieutenant J. w. Moody.
HOUSE COMMITTEE.
| Sergeant W. 81. Forsyth, Sergeant J. B.
Gebbie, Sergeant L. E. Tooeker, Sergeant
George T. Pratt, Sergeant G. I. Blau, Cor.
poral F. L. Hawkins, Corporal Fl. Powell
Corporal L. E. Reif, Private HIM. Thomas
Private T. g. Forsyth, Private L M. Smith
Private F. J. Miller.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Sergeant j. B. Gebbie, Sergeant L. E.
Toocker, Sergeant G.. T. Pratt, Corporal L.
E. Reif, Corporal L. M. Smith, Private F.
J. Miller.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Major q. H. Strong. Major D. A. Blakeg-
lee, Captain W. B. Hall, Captain w. Fl.
Farnham, Captain L. Ludington, Lieuten.
ant E Fl. Tioknor, Lieutenant q. W. Adams,
Lieutenant J. W. Burns, Staff CIV. CLARK,
Staff J. W. Moody, Staff D. G. Besrdsley,
Staff G. Weber. Sergeant W. q. Forsyth,
Sergeant L. E. Toooker, Sergeant L E.
Ref, Private T. q. Forsyth, Private Fl. M.
| Thomas.
| Election of Officers.
Washington camp, No. 1, P. o. s. of A.,
elected tho following officers for the en-
suing term: E. W. Wadham, P; R. T.
Cooper, v. P; A. s. WEIGH, M. of F.;
George w. Lewis, R. s.; L. A. Horton, F.
& r., Beards1ev treasurer. Georpe N