The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-02
MANY NEW TB4R'S EvENrS.

can AluD-Nhlly Vsbhl ONNt9AOhSs A most enjoyable reception was held by Governor and Mrs. Morris last even ing at their residence on Prospect street. Their home was beautifully decorated with palms, tropical plants and cut flowers. The reception was from to in the afternoon and from to Il in the evening. Among the guests present l were Governor-elect Coffin and wife, eX- Governor Ingersoll, Lieutenant Governor Cady, Judge Beardsley of Bridgeport, ex-Mayor Hyde of Hartford eX-Lieu- tenant Governor Hyde of Hartford, eX- Mayor Sargent, Mir. Paul Gail of St, Paul. Minn., President Dwight of Yale, Professors Verrill, Brewer and Wells, Henry c. Rowe, Prof Hadley and wife, MT. and Mrs Mitchell of South Britain, George L. Fox, H. c. White, c. M. Pratt of Brooklyn, Dr. R. T, Morris, and the members of the governors staff.
 CHAIRMAN MACDONALD.
 Chairman James H. Macdonald of the | Republican town committee and wife received their legion of friends at their | elegant new residence on Norton street last evening from to Il. His residence was beautifully decorated with palms, cut flowers, potted plants and smilaX, l Around the veranda was hung Chinese l lanterns During the hours of the re- ception there was a steady stream of callers, including about all the leading republicans in the city During the ev- ening an elegant banquet was served, The ushers were John J. Walsh, W. F. Murphy and E. A. Street. Among those present were Mayor Hendrick, City Au- ditor B. p. Brown, City Clery Richard F. Lyon, Assistant City Clery E. A. Street, City Sheriff Rollin J. Bunce, ex- | Alderman A. Maxcy Hitler, Alderman Sanbourn, ex-AIderman William E. Morgan, Alderman-elect Hamilton, ex- Alderman J. M Crampton, Councilman l J. D. Dewell, jr., Hon. N. D. Sperry, Judge Studley, Isaac M Ullman, AL derman-elect Lambert, Fire Commits sioner Stannard, Alderman-elect Parish, ex-Councllman c. M. Fabrique, ex-Coun- cilman Charles F. Levere Senator-elect Lyman H. Johnson. Herbert E. Benton, President Frederick Farnsworth of the State Young Mems Republican clubs, Town Agent Robert E. Baldwin, Se- lectman w. F. Stahl Selectman Lu- zerne Ludlngton, Frederick L. Averill, Dr. w. l.. Burdick, D, F Btrdick, John Hull, Attorney W. IT Ely, Richard H. Tyner, F R. Brown, T. X, Carleton, Samuel Well, Frederick H. Waldron, H. s. Hamilton.
 Ex-coUTGILMAN NORTH.
 John c. North received the members of the retiring board of councllmen, of which he was president, at his new res idence on Chapel street, formerly the Matthews house, last evening. A large number of members called during the evening, and many other friends Y. M. REPUBLICAN oLuB. The Young Mems Republican club received its friends, yesterday after noon and evening. A fine luncheon was served and it was noticeably free from crow. The club received Cover nor-elect Coffin, Mayor Hendriclk, Con- gressman N. D. Sperry Town Agent Baldwin, Selectmen Stahl, Brown and Ludington City Clerk Lyon, Major B. E Brown, Professor Beers Assistant City Clerk Edward Street, Commits sioners L. H. Johnson, James Bishop, Francis Hum, John H. Platt, c. F. Prince and other prominent republl- cans. Among others were Thomas H. Sullivan and John J. Kennedy, for merly manager of the Branford Lock works. A. Maxcy Hitler was very kind ly attentive to the visitors and Fred l.. Perry ably assisted him Mir. Hitler | oil Al Ai.- Young Mems Republican club for gen erosity to be tarnished.
 At the Republican league many friends called. All the prominent re- publicans of the city were present dur Ing the day. Professor Chandler, chairman of the house committee, re- ceived the guests and introduced all to the tempting spread in the dining room. All those who attended the Young Mems Republican club recep- tion attended this. All those members of the league were present during the afternoon and evening.
 AT THE LEAGUE.
 At the Republican league parlors hundreds called, including a great many of the well known republicans of the city. A fine luncheon was served.
 sAsSACUss RECEPTION.
 The thirteenth annual New Years reception of Grand Canton Sassacus No. 1, P. M, I. o. O. F., was held in their rooms yesterday afternoon A fine musical program was rendered from an excellent music box by MT. L Eich.
 Tn the evening the society held a ball In old Union armory, the following being the committees:
 Executive committee-Captain Will liam Gibson, chairman; Captain F. E. Todd, Major F. D. Brett, Lieutenant l.. s. Manville, Chevelier George D. Stevents, Chevelier P, G. Nicolari, Lieutenant H. D. Clark and w. Frank Clark.
 Floor committee H. E. Clark, di- rector; J. w. Scobie, c. w. Robinson, w. J. Scobie, F. T. Smith, J. J. Gibson and F. G. Nicolar.
 Among those present were Major Brett and wife, Captain Todd and wife, Colonel P Terhune, Horace Clark,