The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-16
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Pleasant Social Event Took Place at the
 Armory Last Night.

Company c, Second regiment, C. N. G.,
 was held at the Second Regiment ar
 mory on Meadow street last evening. The affair was a most enjoyable one
 and fully up to the standard of pre-
 vious years. The concert program that
 was rendered by the American Second
 Regiment band was as follows;
 March-Frontr Section. ........ Reeves
 overture-Daughter of the Regi
 ment. ........t !. ....,....,. Donizetti
 Day in Camp-(By requesD.
 The Virginia Skeedaddhle. .Rosenfeldt
 The order of dancing was as follows:
 Grand March--Captain John Gar
 rity .........,.....,....... .Streit Lanciers-Gaiety ..............W Weigand Quadrille-Promotion .,........ Bowron wo-Step-Manhatta Beach .... Sousa Caledonians-scotch Highlands.....
 ....................... Boettger
 Solo by F. Guilford-Selected.
 Schottische-Somebody's Sweetheart
 ......................, Tobani Lanciers-College ......... Zimmerman Waltz--Moonligh and Starlight. Moses
 Solo by G. Kessel-Selected.
 Quadrille-Gems of Ireland. .Boettger Two-Step-United States. Herman
 Intermission.
 Lanciers-Militaire .....,....... Brooks wo-Step-Midway Plaisance. .Tobani Quadrille-Jeannette .......... .Missud Waltz--Medley ...,........,.... Engel Caledontans-E Edinburgh ........ Walter schottische-M Magic Chimes. |. Herman Lanciers-Nursery Rhymes. Weigand fay, aob dno n Filtration ......... Dewitt Waltz-The Old Stage Door. Thomas Lanciers-Internati ....... Herman Home, Sweet Home.
 The committees were as follows:
 Floor ommittee-Lieutenant Daniel F. Flynn, chairman; Quartermaster Sergeant T. J. MuIvey, Sergeant R. F. Welch, Corporal D. J. Leary, Private J. F. Callahan, Private J. J. Dinnan, Pri- vate J. E. Hlney,r Sergeant James Me- Namara, Sergeant w. H. O'Connell, Corporal J. J. Dunn. Private J. F. Cum nfngham, Private E. J. Eustace, Private J. J. Fitzgerald, Private T. F. Rays.
 Reception committee-Lieutenant !. F. Plunkett, chairman; Sergeant E. J. Began, Corporal J. H. Delehant, Private A. T. Donnelly, Private J. F. Loram, Private l.. B. McCrann, Private P. Flood, jr., Private J. Farley, Corporal J, J. Welch, Private R. D. Connolly, Private l.. S. Haggerty Private William Brennan, Private J. J. Richardson, Pri- vate J. H. Cohane, Private D. O'Don- nell.
 Executive ommittee-Captain James J. Kennedy, chairman; Lieutenant James F. Plunkett, Lieutenant Daniel r. Flynn, Sergeant William A. Began, Sergeant William H. O'Connell, Corpo- 1 ral John J. Dunn, Corporal George | Welsh Musician Charles T. Brennan, | Private Henry J. Healy, Private Thom | as Hardigan, Private Edward J. Nor l gan.
 The ball was a brilliant affair and | despite the rain there was a large throng | present, including Colonel Doherty and | staff, and many of the city officers of the c. N. G. and ex-city officials were present.
 The grand march was led by Captain James J. Kennedy and Miss Barbara Kinney, followed by 500 couples.
 The armory was prettily trimmed with green, pink and white streamers hung from the center, and the walls were completely covered with the same colors. The fronts of both galleries were trimmed with red white and blue bunting. A large panel picture of Philip H.. Sheridan on his horse was | conspicuously hung at the further end | of the armory. The decorating was done by the New Haven Decorating company.
 Among the guests were: Lieutenant G. p. Ahearn, recruiting officer of the United States army in this city; General Peck and General Daggett Of the gov ernor's staff; Colonel Doherty's staff, Captain Wells, Lieutenant John Lowe, Lieutenant Townsend, Captain Beach of the Blues, Captain Sucher of the Light Guards, Major Brown of the Gov ernor's Foot Guard, Captain Johnson of the Foot Guard, Ensign A. H. Embler | Lieutenant Frank L. Newton, MT and Mrs. Upson Miss Lillie Judd, Miss P. K. Meehan of Phelps, N. Y.; Miss M. l Sliney, MT. and Mrs. T. B. Colwell, [ Miss Lizzie Colwell, Miss O'Dell, Miss Mrs. c. r. Billings, Mrs. Cowles, MT. J. , MT. and Mrs. Storey, MT J. F. McQueeney, Miss M. Connors, Miss , Nellie McQueeney, Miss Kittie Shanley, Miss Mamie Troy. Miss Della Clerkin, I Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Dargan, Miss Bessie Miss Nellie McKeevey, Mrs. J. ( D. Zeek, MT, P. F. Common, Miss M E. I Brennan, Miss Sarah Brennan, Miss Maggie Boylan, MT. and Mrs. M. F. T Smith, MT. John McQueeney, MT. John ( MT. D. F. Kelley, MT. and Mrs M. F. Walker, Superintendent Hib- I bard, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Dunn, Miss ESittie McDermott Miss Mamie Morris 4 sy of Meriden, Miss Agnes Kelley, Miss Li1lie Redmond, MT. Patrick White, 4 Mr. Edward Bissell, Miss Margaret Casey, MT. and Mrs. George Cook, Misses i I rreloar, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sparks. Mr. Joseph Sotherton, MT. and Mrs. F Tames Keleher, MT. and Mrs Ralph 0urand, Misses Gunip, Captain Lauden- tack and wife, Mrs, B. R. Lawrence, Captain David s. Thomas, Miss Clara smith, Miss Hansburgh, John Gallagher, Henry Gallagher, Miss Laura Monson, a raYoae C1pllaQhara