The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-01
WELCOME TO THE YEAR 1898
HOW THE DAY or GOOD RESOLU-
TIONS WILL BE CBIEBRATED.

Local Clubs and Organizations Will Make
Merry-Young Mems Republican Club
VIII Keep Open House-Banquet Mt
Harmonic HalI-Knights of st. Patrick
VIII Also Keep Open Doors.
New Years day will be appropriately
celebrated by nearly all Of the local
clubs and other organizations. Many of
them will hold a reception to members
and friends in the respective headquar-
tiers.
The Young Mems Republican club, at
the corner Of Crown and Temple streets,
will be thrown open from o'clock until
IL. James r. Lyon and w. g. Mer-
rels will form the reception committee
Mayor Farnsworth, Frederick Hotch-
kiss, Joseph Lavigne and others will
make short speeches. The members
and their friends are cordially invited
to be present, and all visitors may rest
assured that they will be we'll taken
care Of
The executive committee Is composed
Of Luzerne Ludington, Sidney H. Daw-
son, A. Mcclellan Mathewson, James A.
Howarth, Fred Il. Averill, Frederick T..
Perry, John A. Hull George M. McKen-
drick and Frederick Fl. Farnsworth.
The house committee Is composed of
Edwin j. Smith, chairman; James r.
Lyon and William G.. Merrels. The re-
ception committee Is composed Of A. C.
Benedict, chairman; John H. Allard, F..
II. Ackley, e. N. Alling, F. F. Brennan,
I'll. %. Brown, G. b. Champion, William
B. Garfield, III. B. Dayton, G. B. Dick
erman, L. T. Davis, G. 3. Edwards, HI.
D. Grinnell, e. w. Clifford, III. s. Ham
ilton, r. J. Kempf, w. p. Lincoln, r.
w. McLauchlan, W.. T. Hoyt, Fl. G.
Noll S. P. Punderson, A. Sattig, w. A.
7. Smith, r. S. Scobie. j. w. Scobie, G.
S. Scoyill, George Stevenson, c. T. Ire
cartin, q. J. Veazey and John w. Vail.
At the Republican league the usual
custom will be observed and the mem
bers and their friends will be cordially
welcomed. From until Il o'clock in
the evening there will be an informal
reception in their club house. There
will be a. collation. and short speeches
| by the members.
| The annual banquet Of the Harmonic
club will begin at o'clock in the eve
ming. AT least one hundred guests are
| expected to be present. After the ban
quet dancing will be INDUCED in until
| midnight. l.. p. Wells orchestra will
| furnish the music. S. Samuels will be
the caterer and 1t will be an enjoyable
occasion. Among those who will make
| speeches are Max Adler, j. p. Goodhart
M. Sonnenberg and others. Among
| those who will be present are Miss Ella
Levy of Philadelphia, Miss Jennie Hey
| man Of Chicago who is enjoying her
vacation from Kimball's college at Wor.
cester, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs j. Myers
of this city, Mr.. and Mrs r. Adler, Mr.
| and Mrs. !. M. Ullman, Mr. and Mrs
l.. P. We'll, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rothchild
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Zunder, Mr.. and
| Mrs Albert Zunder Mr. and Mrs. M
Zunder, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sonnenberg
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adler, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Rosenthal, Misses S. Il. Flyers
Lille Frank, Ida Marcus, Bertha Lyons
and Miriam Katz, Messrs. J. e. Lewald
Henry Machol, Milton Machol Sigis-
mund Myers, Albert Rosenthal, Albert
| Johnson, Charles Kahn and others.
The Knights Of st. Patrick will keer
open house all day and there will be ar
informal collation. from to II O'clock III
| the evening. b. J. Dillon, ]. j. Ken.
needy and DR.. M. G. O'Connor, cotnpos-
ing the executive committee, will vel
come the Knights Of st. Patrick T. I
Kinney, the president Of the club. will
be the master OF ceremonies and The
members and their friends will be taker
| care Of and made to feel that they are
welcome guests in the usual stye char.
| acteristic of the Knights of st. Patrick
| During the evening there will be in.
formal speeches, songs and other enter
| tanning features.
/ There will be no special features al
| the Quinnipiac club. The new year viii
| be ushered in in the usual manner
| ha r ~, will 1J>c a