The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-22

The lower floor will be reserved for the | members ofthe various organizations. | Prof. Benjamin Jepson has trained chorus of 100 school boys to sing at | this meeting. The program Is as fol- lows:
 Selections-Fichtl's orchestra. l Address-Dillam c. DeF. Dickinson, chair man of General committee. l Opening address-Hon. r. E. Farnsworth. Seys Ge0gs aGaefed F. nP prd ens Recitatlon-Miss Mae Haynes. | Chorus-Boy chorus.
 | Address Washington Colonel Edward E. Sill. America-Audience and chorus. Quartet
 Miss Mae c. Loveridge Miss A. Maud | Klock. Gervaise Green, William D. Nor | Recitation--Wills B. Isoell, | Solo-Edward C. Woodstock.
 Address-Rev. Levi Gilbert. ] Chorus-Boy chorus.
 l Solo-W. H. Lowenstein. 1 Dance
 Miss Ruth Elizabeth and George E. Hand froth.
 Solo by Miss Loveridge. l Selection-Fichtls orchestra. | Benediction-Rev. Edwin M. Poteat. l Selection -Fichtl's orchestra. | The general committee in charge of the affairs are: w. c. deF. Dickinson chairman; w. E. Whittlesey, secretary; Arthur c. Graves, treasurer: on exer- cises, Rufus S. Pickett: finance com mittee, Arthur c. Graves. 1 The societies and organizations to be represented are following: David Humphrey branch, S. A. R.: Mary Clap Wooster chaper, D. A. R.; Gov ernor's Foot Guard, Admiral Foote post No. 1T, G. A. R.: Gideon Welles Naval Veteran association, General Alfred H. l Terry command, No. 3, U. V. U.; Ad- miral Foote Woman's Relief corps, No. 3; Henry c. Merwin Woman's Relief corps, No. 27: Union Veterans Wo- mans Relief union, Nathan Hale camp No. i, S. of ": Boys Brigade, Indepen- | dent Order of True Americans, Wash ington camp No. 1, P o. s. of A., Wash ington camp No. 4, Washington camp No. 8, Liberty Bell council No. 8, U. ". | A. M, Washington council No. z, O. l U. A. M: Pioneer council No, 1, o. U. | A. M: Ansantawae Tribe Red Men, Sharmpishugh council No. 8, Degree of Pochahontas, Martha Washington temple, No. 2, K. s. E.; Crusader castle No. 3, K. G. E.; Rock Castle No. 8. K. G. E.; Yale conclave No 244, c. o. Hep tasophs, Court Farnam. No. 31, F. of A.; Mithras Senate No. 59 A. D. O.; | Davenport council, R. A.; Russell coun- 1 cil, K. of C.; Goddess of Liberty coun- cil No. 3, D. of L.; K. o. J. society, B'nai Israel lodge, Hebrew American Military association, George Washing ton lodge No. 6S, Akavatt Israel, Co., lumbus lodge No. 61, Brith Abraham. ] Fichtrs orchestra has been engaged to furnish music.
 BLUES ANNUAL BALL. In the evening the Blues, Company D, will give their annual ball at the armory Many invitations have beer sent out and the ball will without doubt be credit to the Blues.
 COLONIAL DANES RECEPTION.
 Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe will give { reception to the New Haven members of the Colonial Dames Miss Terry president of the Connecticut society will receive with Mrs. Dunscombe Two hundred invitations have been is sued. Miss Gotten of North Carolina will read an original poem, Virginia Dare."
 YALE FRANKS.
 All recitations will be omitted to-da, at Yale. Some of the students will g, home, others will honor the father O. his country under the elms.
 Sophomores are Joking for the mos antique and hideous of high hats whicl will be at premium. They will ap , pear in the insignia of juniors to-day which is allowed to the sophomores fo | ,l..J n. freshies will parade with sophomore canes. These two classes usually mak , the day lively one at Yale. ATHLETIC EVENTS.
 The Yale Hockey team will play tn !. Baltimore Athletic association in Bal : timore to-day. The local Gun club vii have match shoot at Schuetzen parl at 9:30 a. n, at which several Bridge port cracks will be present. Some o . the members of the Yale Gun club will : also shoot.
 This evening at Bowling hall Water bury will play New Haven at polo and in the afternoon at o'clock tw
 local amateur teams will play.
 Y. M. R. CLUB. The following programme will b
 given at the club house of the Youn Mems Republican club this evening } The programme follows: 1. National Air ...... Angelus Orchestr W. A. Dennlson.
 Selection IT. ,;;,.o., .Amphion ouartett J. Walker, E. D. Jones' 5 g. Martha Washington Dance. ........... MT. and Mrs. Hanford. Miss Eleanor McDonough. '' 5 6. Selection ............A .Angelus Orchestr | (. auureSS .............. | Q. heCllulIOU
 Miss Hanford.
 9. Vocal Solo
 Richard W. Keast.
 10. National Air. ........ .Angelus Orchestr
 NOTES OF THE DAY. l The Odd FelloMs Veteran assncia