Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-03
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Nearly All Of New Haven's Clubs
Keep Open HOuse-An Unusually
Quiet Day I'm Other Respects.
New Years day was observed ey nearly
all of New Ravens climbs yesterday. Social
festivity abounded, but in other respects
the day was an unusually quiet and or
derby one The theater which had mat
inee performance were crowded, and even
standing room was at a premium. At the |
New Haven Family Opera House the audi |
ence, afternoon and evening, listened to
the tuneful strains of Edmond Andrau's |
opera, "The Mascot" while Dan Mccarthy |
amused the public at the New Grand in
ga Rambler From Clare" In the evening
the Hyperion was crowded to the doors to
witness the frst production this season of
"Tuxedo."
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
The Republican league kept open house
yesterday from to 10 p. m. An elegant
repast was served to the members of the
league and their friends, who were coming
and going all the afternoon and evening.
Among those present were: General S. E.
Merwin, James A. Bishop, Mr.. Bergman,
William Il. Ely, Mr.. Goodrich, Major 81.
Fl. Strong, Ezra D. Fogg. Judge Studley,
E. r. Jeffoott, Hon N. D. Sperry, W. S.
Pardee, Professor Chandler, Judge L. N.
Hubbard and Colonel Leavenworth of Wal
lingford, John Adj, Postmaster S. Harris
Warner of Middletown, George W. Sum-
mers, Paymaster Little. Charles S. Leete,
Miles H. Goodyear, Senator Graham,
Joseph Parker, Joseph B. Morse, Herbert
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Tyler Of Bridgeport, Simeon Champion of
Bridgeport, air. Norton, Mr.. Barnes, VII
liam s. Atwater, Ward Bailey, L. Wheeler
Beecher, E B. Beecher, James D. Dswell,
Edward I. Atwater, F. S. Armstrong, T.
Attwater Barnes. A. E. Beardsley, Robert
A. Bronson, General George q. Ford,
Fred B. Farnsworth, Franklin n. Hart, N.
A. Harris, Evarts Cutler, Lewis
Whitney. jr., Eli Whitney, Julius Twiss,
E. E. Stevens, George A. Pickett, John 81.
Plat, William B. North, John T. Manson,
George A. Maycock, Robert W. McIntire,
Edward B. Munson, E knight Sperry,
| David Steele. A. G.. Smell, Superintendent
o. N. Shepard. Henry Hillman, Edwin A.
| Hotohkiss, Henry S Parmelee, Henry G..
Newton, Samuel K Page, George G.. Pettis,
Isaac Newman, E Moses, ]. Gibbs Smith,
NJ. Sonnenberg, Robert N. Searles, A. NJ.
Rice, John A. Richardson, L. W. Robinson,
den, Fred L. Cowles, E. c. Coolidge. L L.
Camp, Charles R. Cosn, Clarence B. Damn,
N. N. Hoyt, Judge John G, HOLSTER, Sam
usl Hemingway, George 81. Hardy. S. W.
Hurlburt, Lucius W. Moody, F. E. Nor
gan, W. s. Kenney. A. 81. Kellam, S. E.
Dibble, James B. Davis, Edwin G. Dow,
George A. Dickerman, B. H. Douglass, jr.,
Oscar P. Dikeman, o. A. Dorman, Charles
1 French, William Ehni, E F. James,
Abner Hendee, F: Hum, George
Charles ?. snow, j. H. wilkins, Waiter NJ Well,
so1se h ns F Hsdr s Bsss
| S Bradley, Frank II. Beldep. Noble P. Bishop.
George B. MartiD Frank C. Bushnell, George B.
w. A; spaulding, W. 3. Sage, James 3. Stetaon,
| William c. WEIGH, BENJAMIN E. Brown.
THE NEW HAVEN YACHT CLUB.
The New Haven Yacht club yesterday gave q
New Years reception, 'from noon until mid
night at room No. g. Lyon building, 769 Chapel
street, at which a large number of the friends of
the club were present. and all present voted that
they had as enjoyable an affair as at the famous
those present were Ed. g. Perry, ]. H. Parish,
| &c orge w. HUM, who comprised the committee,
Ssr Gso1s9W gee Fac Hook
| Mr.. Hutchinson Mr.. Holcomb, ]. N. Blinn.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB.
| The Young Mems Republican club received
their friends from 8 p. m. until 10 yesterday.
The club entertained friends with refreshments
| and everything was done for the enjoyment OF
| the guests. Among those who called Turing the
afternoon were: Frederick B. Farnsworth, A.
Maxcy Hitler, Frederick Hotchkiss George NC
Kendrick, Alderman ]. Il. Macdonald, Council
s. Greeley, j. D. Dewell, General 6. r. Ford, W
II. Ely. G. 8. Dckermap, Alderman Champion
> John Mason, Councilman Parish, A. s. Bushnell
b. N. Bishop, Alderman Blakeslee, ex-Alderman
, johnson, Clarence NJ. Clark.
THE MERCANTILE CLUB.
The Mercantile club held open house in the In
surance building, but there was no special enter
| talnment.
THE RovRRs BICYCLE CLUB.
The Rovers Bicycle club held an entertainment
at their club house on Elm street, where an ele
giant repast was served. Among those who were
there were George Booth, Charles Benoit, George
! Summerset, Milton Bradley Samuel Campbell
William Barley, Allie Taylor, Fred and Allie Bur
CESS and William Jones.
II NEW HAVEN BICYCLE CLUB.
, At the New Haven Bicycle club on Olive stree
| there was held a New Year reception from tt
| IL, at which time the newly elected officers were
! installed: President, G. II. Saunders; vice presi
. dent, G. A. Lawton; secretary, Il. B. Douglass
| treasurer, W. T. Bishop; captain, William Ford
| first lieutenant, P. o. Reschert; lieutenant S r
| Murdoch. Refreshme nts were served and mos
| enjoyable afternoon and evening were passed
THE MONTICELLO CLUB.
The Monticello club received only it's members
during the afternoon and evening.
ST. IGNATIUs T. A. SOCIETY.
The st. Ignatius T. A. B. society kept oper
| house yesterday afternoon and evening. Sew
eral Of the society's friends called at the rooms
, | The St Patricks T. A. B. also kept open house
fhn
| club favored the company with sopge. Light re
| freshmeptS were served.
PEquoTs.
The Pequot association kept open house a
, | their quarters at Morris Cove from q until 10
Light refreshments were served during the after
| noon and evening. The manner in which the col
latien was provided was very unique one. TIL,
. food and dainties were done up in packages ant
| were provided by the lady friends of the mem
bers, The packages were sold at auction, thu
? lady that provided the luncheon. During til,
evening there was dancing. Among those pres
emit were Commodore Harris and wife, Colone
2. futile and wife, George ". Lewis and wife
George A. Maycock and wife, George R. Cham
= Booth and wife, W. A Borden and wife, w N
Chase and wife E. o; Brown and wife. NJ: R
E Durham and wife, E: g. Downing and wife, s. H
Johnston and wife Of New Britain A. H. jackson
, and others.
. FAIR OF THE o. I. A. N.
+, Unity commandery, o. U. a. NJ, have rented
| the cd public library building on Chapel stree
and sub let for certain nights to the three coun
ellis of the order. The united societies will give
fair in their new hall for ssven nights, openin;
next Saturday night and continuing till January
8 IA. The committee having the affair in charg'
, | are F. seibert: jr., E. F. Hill, George Whitney
s. W. Barnes F. Warehouse, B. Wilson, J. Cha
8 | deayne, William Chadeayne, S. D Belts, F. Q
| Hastings, 81. Q. Rawling. There will be voting
D for the most popular lady, veteran fireman
! prominent member of the order, popular motor
man and fifty season ticket holders prizes.
E YIN. C. A. ENTERTAIN.
The Y. M G. A. entertained its friends las
evening at the rooms Oh Chapel street. Refresh
ments were served to visitors early in the even
ing. Later they were entertained by the rendi
Q ton Of the following program
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The entertainment closed with an athletic ex
| hibition in the gymnasium.
THE HARMONIC CLUB.
The Harmonic cub gave their annual full
| dress reception at the club house Lest evening
The hall was tastefully decorated by Champion
Q and music was furnished by Wells orchestra
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