Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-24
Eve Dances in Pro-

1nanAeS1V1n& Eve dances In FRO.
fusion,
The grand opening ball of the Arion
Singing society was held in their hall last
evening. The ball was private and only
members were able to gain admitance. The
march was led by Miss Louise Hartung
and Edmund Scherer, followed by 100
couples. The committee in charge were
Edmund Scherer, 81. Kulow, Charles
Michael, Eugene Scherer, Arthur Spiess,
Emil Ranchfuss. The Philharmonic full
orchestra furnished music.
NEW HAVEN BRASS AND IRON MoULDERs'
UNION.
The sixth grand annual ball of the union
was held in Music hall last evening. The
hall was very prettily decorated with bunt-
ing and presented very handsome appear;
ance. The grand march was led by Jere-
miah Regain nd Miss Julia Whalen. They
were followed by about 200 couples. Dele
gates were present from Bridgeport, Wa
terbury and other towns.
HARUGARI LIEDERTATEL.
The Hsrugari Singing society held their
annual Thanksgiving ball in their hall last
evening. The hall was filed with the
members and their friends. The grand
march was led by Harry A. Kratzer and
Miss SQUIRE, followed by 100 couple. The
Philharmonic orchestra furnished music.
BERGIsCHR HARMONIC
In Little Germania hall last night the
Bergische Harmonic gave sociable. 1t
was attended by large number of the
members and their friends. The grand
march was led by Fred Isenbert and Lena
Schildbach, followed by seventy-five cou-
pies. Among those present were Katie
Koth, Maggie Healy, Robert Nolan, Henry
Ploeger, Billie Raber.
GRAND CANTON sAssAcUs.
The grand canton Sassacus gave
Thanksgiving soiree in their armory last
evening. The march, in which fifty cou-
pies took part, was led by George Lockyer
and Miss Cornelius. Among those pres
emit were Captains Ferguson, D. R. Alling,
G.. N. Quincy and F. D. Brett, Sergeant
Manville, Thomas Lockyer, Ensign George
Waterous, D. Bremen, Misses Susie and
Oracle Leonard, Miss Josie Holmes Mrs.
F. P. North, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lar
kins.
BAKERS UNION NO. II.
The seventh annual ball of Bakers union
No. II was given in Germania hall last
evening, Charles Ruck and Miss Ella
Ryan led the march. Eighty couples parti-
oipated.
ST. CAECILIA SINGING SOCIETY.
The ninth anniversary of st. Caecilia
Singing society was held in Aurora hall
last evening The first part of the even
ing's entertainment consisted of must
ale. The lady members present.
ed the society with very pretty So
ciety banner. 1t was presented by Miss
society by Frank Dahlmeyer. The ban
ner was unfurled by Miss Mamie Beck and
Miss Emma Dahlmeyer, both of whom
were dressed in red, white and blue cos
tunes.
After these exercises dancing was the
order, until the small hours of the morn
ing.
CRUSADERS CASTLE, K. G. E.
Crusaders castle. No. 8, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, gave very pleasing enter
tainment in Golden Rule hall last evening.
The following was the program:
Quartette- Friendship, Love and Song
Miss g; Gunnerson, T. Wal e, Miss c. Mayer,
W. J. Krafts, pianist.
Souvenir de Wieneanski. Miss Grace Bristol
Recitation. Miss Minnie Gray
banjo and mandon eva
............. .Messrs Reynolds and Hodgson
o9esn anstsgs Beits
Baritone solo. Charles Smith
Violin solo-Fresh Life. ........M Miss d. Bristol
There was dancing, and Schirner's Or
chestra furnished music.
NEW HAVEN TURNER'S.
The Turner's gave a very enjoyable socia- |
BILE in their hall last evening. The grand |
march was led by Mr.. Arnold and lady,
followed by fifty couples. The Fencing |
club will give an entertainment on next |
Sunday evening.
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