The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-25
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HOhueHy-IIOTse "e ~"S- publican Club Hall-Annual Masquerade of $. O. Club at St. Aloysius-Other Events.
 Charming indeed was the subscrip tion dance given in Hoyt's dancing academy on Chapel street last evening. About thirty couples were present, and they gayly tripped the light fantastic till early morn to the sweet strains of Albert Williams orchestra. The pro- gramme was a popular one, consisting of twenty-four waltzes and two-steps. Many of those present were in full dress and the scene was a brilliant one. The | patronesses were Mrs O. l.. Goudey, Mrs. l.. w. Harcl1e, Mrs R. M. Stevens, Mrs. L. A. Kimberly and Mrs. Robert | Wilson.
 Among those present were Misses MaZeine, Embler, Pierce Kimberly, | Sparks, Stevens, Norton, Hammond, Bauer, Dewey, Crocker, Townsend, Kel- ly, Hendricks, Miller, Hampstead, Hol- comb Fisher, Thompson, Carpenter, Belden and Abell and Messrs. Thomp son, Clark, Hegeman, Dodge, Matthews, Hiltz, Wallace, Mcintyre, Adams Bur ner, Phillips, Ceising, Kleine, Chidsey, Bell, Mack. Caldwell, Harcze, Keast, Stoner, Wing and Allis.
 The gentlemen in charge were George A. Hegeman and Carl F. Harcke. THE HORSE GUARDS DANCE. | The Horse Guards and many of their friends enjoyed a dance at Republican hall on Temple street last evening to the music of Doolittle's orchestra and the prompting of MT. James J. Keenan. 1 The grand march, which was started about 9 o'clock was led by Major Blakeslee and wife, followed by about seventy couples.
 Among those present were Liutenant J. P. Forbes and wife, Lieutenant Bright and wife, Lieutenant r. l.. New ton, Miss Lu Bradley, Miss Mae Sin clair, Miss Della Walker, Mrs. Terrell, Miss Farren of Hartford, Miss Stella Miller and Miss Libbie Miller of Bridge port, Miss Hillhouse of Fair Haven, Miss Mary McDermot, James McDer- mot, George McDermot, Miss Canfield, Miss Brida Kelley, Sergeant John Hugo Miss Lizzie Hugo, Miss Mary Hugo, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Charles Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, Frank Atwood and lady, MT. Rosenberg, Miss Tryon and others, including many pretty ladies in attractive dresses. The sixteen num- bers on the dance programme were very much enjoyed,
 Following are names of members of committees:
 | Executive committee Lieutenant Charles A. Bright, chairman; Sergeant Charles J. Atwood and Sergeant George w. Austin,
 ] Reception committee--Major Dennis i A. Blakeslee, chairman; Captain Lu- zerne Ludington, Lieutenant Arthur N. Farnham, Lieutenant George w. Ad- ans, Lieutenant James B. Gebbie, Lieu tenant Frank l.. Newton, Quartermas- | ter H. A. Stevens, William H. Farm ham, Walter l.. Russell, John P. Forbes, Charles Weber, Fred L. Hawkins and Dr. F. w. Wright.
 Floor committee-Sergeant John Hu- go, chairman; Sergeants G. T. Pratt, H. Permont and H. Powell, Corporals 1 F. Orr and E. B. Woodward, and Pri- yates r. A. Atwood, J. w. Palmatier, 1 c. B. Woodruff, S. F. Beardsley and c. F. Hofmeister.
 s. 0. CLUB MASQUERADE.
 The s. o. club gave it's second annual masquerade at St. Aloysius hall last evening to a crowd that filled the spa clous dancing floor.
 | The crowd, composed of grotesques in every conceivable character and | style, included the proverbial Yellow Kid" Indians by the score, butchers sailors, farmers, clowns, ballet girls short skirted long sl1irted and medium skirted maidens, golden haired, dark | haired, and in fact all kinds of the fair sex.
 Dancing was indulged in, preceded by a concert of three numbers. At 9:45 the grand march, led by the club and fol- lowed by all. those in costume, was held SelIey's orchestra furnished the music, and Prof. McCabe prompted. l The committee in charge, headed by Joseph Mulvey. consisted of Frank Maroney, Thomas Stanford, James Me- Laughlin and John Shaughanessy. Frank Mclaughlin was chairman of the floor committee. while James W. Gordon occupied the same position on the reception committee.
 AT TURN HALL.
 At Turn hall was still another ball, the occasion being the nineteenth an- ual ball of the Associated Hebrew charities, a benevolent society. Gold fori's orchestra furnished the music, with Prof J. Newman in the prompt CTS position. The crowd in attendance comfortably filled the dancing hall.
 l.. L. Sachs was chairman of the ar engagement committee, MT. $. Lear and Mrs. I. s. Sachs were co-chairmen of the refreshment committed; c. Feld- man headed the floor committee, while the reception committee was ably man. | aged by R. Liebman.
 PRIVATE SOCIAL DANCES. | The Harugari Singing society gave one of it's pleasant private social dances in the hall on Crown street last night. A large crowd was present and thoroughly enjoyed the event. | Fichtls orchestra furnished the mu- 1 sic. The committees in charge were: 1 Floor committee, Frank Faitsch, Peter | Bohn, Charles Faulhaber, John Kes- l kulla; committee of arrangements, A 1 Shmoll, A. Heimann. L. Hellwig, w. Blockhaus, Fr. Jacob.
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