Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-15
LADIES, DAY.

NOW Haven yacnt C1uO - A ~eSANosA
 Success-Sail on the Sound - M usie
 and Dancing - Beautiful Illumina-
 tions and Displays of Fireworks
 CourtesIes from the Richard feck-
 A Large Attendance.
 Yesterday was ladies' day at the New Haven Yacht club house. As early as l o'clock the members and friends began to arrive at the club house, and when the boats were ready for the sail there were fully 250 guests present. The following yachts were in the fleet which took three hours' sail down the harbor and outside: Commodore Parmelee's Phantom, Vice Con- modore Holcomb's Thelms, Rear Commo- dore Jesse Welch's Idyl May, ex-Commo- dore Ssymour's Sea Belle, E. E. Baker'e Carrie w., J. N. Macauley's Stranger, J. H. Parish's steam yacht Ceres, Charles I. and Thomas Pratt's fine naphtha boat Man ola, the Royal Highness, Captain T. F. Hammers Flora and Captain W. H. An drews' Plover.
 After a most enjoyable sail the fleet re- turned to the club house, where tempt ing luncheon was served, 0. A. Bradley, caterer.
 At 2 o'clock the yachts were clustered about the club house, all being beautifully decorated with Chinese lanterns, and later in the evening, when the display of fireworks, which included fire bal looms, red and blue lights, rockets and Roman candles, was set off, the sight was band, which was stationed on a float out side the club house, gave most excellent concert, of which this was the program:
 March. h......................To To Our Commodore 0TetsurenGonHert Ra1a tdorre Selection-Isle of Champagne. ............. .Frirst Waltz-La Serenata. a...........,.........Jas .Jascone WaltnaTont h1 waFE1 Tafia rGska' wsidtanss diafd High School Cadet. .Sousa seiection-Trip to China Town i .Gaunt The Lime Kiln Club Soiree. .......... Laurcruda The entertainment committee, which consisted of E. s. Perry, J. H. Parish and 6. W. Hum, were untiring in their forts to make this, the closing day as we'll af lad1es' day, fitting end to most enjoy able season. Most of the small boats will go out of commission next week.
 As the palatial steamer Richard Peck Captain Edgar Hardy, came up to her dock last evening she threw her search-light on the club house and surroundings, giving s brilliant effect, and as she came by gave a passing salute, which was answered by the discharge of fireworks, salute by the band and the applause of the guests in the club house. Among those who were no ticed as present during the afternoon and evening vera Commodore Henry s. Farm eiee and family, Vice Commodore H. s Holoomb and family, Rear Commodore Jesse D. Welch and family, Fleet Captain W. W. Price, Messurer Frank H Andrews, James H. Parish, My
 ron P. Durham, W. H. Andrews | c. W. Andrews, Miss Norma Andrews Superintendent Henny, H. A. Andrews | Edward Geary, Dr. Zink, Harry Leigh
 Miss Grinnell, Miss Moore, Miss Lei gh
 Miss Hattie Andrews, Miss Clare Holcomb
 MT. and Mrs. o. W. Rswson, Miss Upson
 Miss Elliott, J. N. Champion and wife Colonel Frank T. Lee, General George H Ford and wife, John I. Goodrich l wife and daughter, Miss Julia Good | rich, O. Kimberly and wife, F. o. Tuttl
 and wife, Edward Leopold, Benjamin R l English, Miss Ellen Treat, Fl P. Earle Miss Josie Bellosa, Miss Winia Adkins Miss Nellie Holcomb, Miss Mabel Bennett Miss Bessie Baldwin, Miss Gertrude San | ford, Miss Bell Msnville, Miss Grace Chap man, Miss Nevs Benham The festivitie l came to close at about midnight all vel pleased with the day and it's events.