The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-31

GouGIlQdIl, 1IOlIldS hllDIluGy JOSHpll NUT | Joy, Thomas McGrail, John w. Gilson,
 William Hyland, William Moran, Daniel F. Sheehan, William Sullivan.
 The grand march was started at 9:30, led by President William Nicely and
 Miss Hanna of Rochester, N. Y. Miss
 Hanna was gowned in beautiful dress of yellow satin, with diamond orna-
 ments. Among those noticed in the
 boxes were the following: Box 1,
 Geary brothers, James D. Fitzgerald,
 James Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald of
 New London, Conn., M. P. Harding, T. F. Davis of Brooklyn, Miss Marie Davis
 of Brooklyn, who wore white brocaded
 silk with pearl trimmings and dia- | monds; Miss Nellie. Davis, blue silk
 and pearl trimmings; Miss May Fitz-
 gerald of New London, blue tulle with
 pearl trimmings; Mrs. G. T. Geary, white satin and diamonds. Box 2, William Kenna, Mrs. Thomas
 J. Kinney, in yellow silk diamonds; ;
 Mrs w. F. Donhelly, light blue silk
 with pearl trimmings; Mrs. Matthew Leahy, green satin, embroidered chiffon
 and diamonds; Miss Mamie Cummings of New York, yellow satin, white chif-
 ion; Mrs Thomas Cunningham, black satin.
 Box 3, Captain Wrinn, Miss Wrinn,
 white moire and Irish point lace, dia-
 monds; Mrs. Wrinn, black satin and diamond ornaments; Miss Moran, black satin and diamonds; Mrs. J. Loughlin,
 brown satin and diamonds; Mrs. Ed
 ward McGowan, black silk and dia-
 monds.
 Box 4, Mrs Daniel Colwell, Mrs. Car roll, Mrs. Lewis of Meriden, Mrs. Hur- ley
 Box 5, Mrs. T. F. Fitzsimmons, black satin with diamonds; Mrs. T. F. Harty, black satin with diamonds; Mrs. Dem his Kane, Miss Mamie Flynn.
 Box 8, Miss Fahy, Miss B. Reilly, Miss Hurley of New York, Miss Cowey, Mrs. John Dillon, Mrs. James Ken nedy, J. E. Whalley and wife.
 The temporary boxes were occupied as follows; Box 1, D. S. Gamble and wife, Miss Gamble.
 Box 9, William Nicely Miss Hanna of Rochester N. Y, and ladies.
 Box 14, James J. Hogan, J. w. Reilly, William McEuerney, City Col lector J. A. McEuerney, John Colgan, Dr. R-J. Barry, A. T. Brisebois, Miss Lilly Ledwith in a blue satin, Miss Mamie MEuerney in a white figured silk, F. J. Pagan and wife, Miss Gorm- ley of Bridgeport and Miss Agnes of New York
 Box 10, James Linahan, Miss Culli- nan, the Misses Lewis of Meriden, the Misses Spelacy of Hartford.
 Others present were Miss Kittie Reilly, in a white satin, with white chiffon; Miss Margaret Dooley, white moire; Miss Annie McNamara, rose col- ored silk; Miss Mamie Kelly, light blue satin, with point lace trimmings Miss Lou Bradley, white crepe; Miss Annie Clark, white satin; Miss Rose Conlon, white broaded satin; Miss Kittie Shan- non, light blue silk Mrs. William Don nelly, in light blue satin; Miss Mar garet McNamara, white silk, with velvet trimmings; Miss Marie Kennedy, pink silk; Miss Kittie Toole, light pink; Miss Rollin, white silk; Miss Mamie Kohane, white silk; Miss Margaret Waddock, white satin, with chiffon overdress; Miss Mayme Maley, white satin; Miss Alice McConville, white brocaded satin; Miss Lizzie McCor- | llllChJ Plllh olIht AllS6 tAIlIlG IoH6Tludl, | white silk; Miss Kittie Moran, blue silk; Miss Jennie Moran, blue silk Miss Jennie Moran, blue silk; Miss May O'Meara, white silk; Miss Katie | cream white satin; Miss Mamie Flynn.
 Among others noticed were Miss Mary | Fahey, the Misses Dillon, the Misses Gilhuly, James Campbell and wife, | c. A. Mclaughlin and wife, Charles | of New Britain, Miss Kfttie | Doherty, Tax Collector Anthony, Com | missioner John A. Doolittle, Alderman | Connors, Commissioner Gilhuly, Com | missioner Walker, Edward Sparks and | wife, James I1. Kelleher T. H. McCaf- frey, Arthur R. Speiss, Dr. O'Connor, | pr. Maher, James B. McGann, R. M. | T. F. Callahan, ex-City Clerk | Martin, P J. Cronan, w. J. Sheehan, | jr., eX-Sheriff James E. Brannigan, ex- Captain William J. O'Keefe, M F. Sulli- | van, Manager Poli and wife, Rev. P. V. Hartigan.
 The orchestra played two new compo- sitions by Edward F Hogben of this city, last evening, for the first time They were well received.
 The floral decorations were by Steph- en Moore & Co.,, and the other deeora- Eions by the New Haven Decorating company.
 Supper was served between 12 and 1 oy Stewart in Warner hall.
 Among the special features of the reception was the excellent music fur lished by the American band and the orchestra A change was made in the location of the band this year from former years, Instead of being located in the upper gallery this year it was stationed in the rear of the irst gallery. The festivities were con- inued until well toward dawn.
 PIRATE MORGAN'S TREASURE.