The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-22
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY
PLANS FOR ITS OBSERVANCE BY
VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.


Democratic Association VIII Have
Special Exercises Blues Annual Ball
To-ntght-NIany Other Events.
There will be a general celebration OF
Washington's birthday in this city to-
day. Many of the larger business
day and give their employees genuine
holiday. At the postoffice there will be
only one delivery, and that in the morn
ing. The general delivery window will
be open in the evening from to 8. The
internal revenue office, customs house
and the United States court will be
closed all day. Although recitations in
all departments of the university, with
the exception of the law school, will be
dispensed with, the campus will not be
all quiet. The sophomore class of the
acamedic department has has made ex-
tensive preparations for the annual
demonstration. High hats and canes
will play a prominent part in the pa
rade and although the faculty has
warned the freshman class against par
ticipating in a snow ball light there
will in all probability be one. Many in
teresting exercises have been arranged
by local organizations and both the af-
ternoon and evening will be taken up
with these affairs. The most important
Of these is the Washington Birthday
celebration, which has been prepared
by committee representative of near
ly all the organizations in the city. 1t
will be held at Music hall. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
The completed programme for the
Washington Birthday celebration at
Music hall this afternoon is as follows:
Se!ecton-Press Club March,
Leichter'S Orchestra.
Introductory Address Edwin S. Pickett,
Chairman Committee OH Exercises.
Opening Address-By the President, Hon.
Frederick L. FarEsworth, Mayor of City
Invpcat:on-- Rev. Bertrand NJ. Triple.
solo-rhe Star Spang.ed Banner-Words
hy Elatcis Scott Key-Music by Samuel
Miss Rena Teresa Barnes
Professor +; A. Fowler, Accompanist)
Reading-Bay Billy, d; .Gassaway
James s, Chadwick.
Recitatlon-Dewey Won-Miss Mae Hayes.
Address-The Man Who Cannot Be Afraid
.--Rev. George Il. Prentiss.
,Al! are requested to stand and join in
singing)
Eecitation-The Old Canteen (by requesp
o... .......... Colonel George M. White
Farson) Willis B. Isbel
Soo-The Old Guard .............. RodDey
Francis s. Hamilton, Jr.
professor 4; A, Fowler, Accompanist,)
Miss Edith May Root
Leichter's Orchestra
Selection Stars and Stripes Forever.
Leichter's Orchestra.
General committes1William G. DEF Dick
secretary; James E. Eng.sh, treasurer.
Honorary members Hon. Rufus $. Pick
ett,, General Edward e. Bradley, William
G. def. Dickinson.
Reynolds R II COVE MIS- GFS aPnnle
A. Johnson, Mrs. Mary Davis.
Exercises Edwin s; Pickett. chairman;
HailNM s. s. v Wadham, chairman; N. S.
Fitch. Mrs. Celia A. Andrews
Miss Hattie g. p. Adams, George Trap.
cry, Edwin r. Root, Fred Il bradley.
General David Humphreys Branch, s; A.
RE. s. Pickett, n s. Fitch, j. q. Eng
|ish.
Mary qn2 WGo Nos r chapter A. M Rs
Mary Mersick, Miss $. J. Cowles.
NJ. Grove, ". e. WRittelsey, Daniel AcR,
Gideon welles Naval Veteran Association,
30. 3-John ]. Butler, ?. f. scharnhorst, N.
General A. II Terry Command, No !, 2.
Admiral Foote Woman's Relief Corps No,
Henry G. Merwin Noman's Relief Corps, |
10. 27--Mrs. Bartholomew, Mrs. Nellie |
Meacham, Mrs Bena Reinwald.
New Haven Light Guard, Company y, Sec |
md Regiment, G. n. G.-Captan T. II. |
reynolds, First Lieutenant George e. Hail,
second Lieutenant John H: Shaw.
Nathan Hale Camp, No 1, $. of V.-First
Lieutenant James ID. Hlslop, Corporal G. S.
livingston, Gilbert l.. Homan.
Third Regiment, Boys Brigade-Colonel
! National mai Association Letter Carriers,
Branch No. 19-No committee.
American Hebrew Military Association
acob Hourwitz.
\. Maffei. 2. Graugrande;
Harmony Division, s. Of T., No 81. J.
Thomas f. Allen, George
1oates
Washington Camp, No. l. P. o. S. of A
!. NJ Preston g. G. Dickerman.
Second Company, Governors Foot Guard
Major B e. Brown, Sergeant l.. e. Jer-
me- Sergeant l.. II. Stannaru.
Washington Camp. No. 4, 2. O. S. of A
{. A. Greenbaum, Simeon Jonas, H. H.
Hayden.
-Georoe Trap, A. j. Hard, j. Z. Mich
Washington Council, No. T. 0. U. A. NJ
Goddess of Liberty Cornell, No 3, d. Of
Mrs Fannie A. johnson, Mrs. Addie
alou, Mrs. Gussie Baker.
Perseverance Council No. 49, ID. of L.
. C. Waters, Mrs. Sarah Dayton, Mrs. L.
Waters.
Independent Order of True Americans,
amp No. w. w. Scott, L. f, Norton.
Beacon BE, lodge, No. 60, N. E. O. P.-Roger
Bruce, f. G. Haynes, Alexander Steven
Yale Conclave, No. IA, Improved Order
Heptasophs--M. s. Wadham, e. Z. CAT
Winthrop Castle, No. 10, X. G. &c. w.
oss. Richard w. Kirck, William Ever
San salvador Council, No. /, X. of c.
7. H. Sellwood, Nj. A. Moran, William IL.
Council No. 3 Degree of
Mary Davis, Mrs. C. w. :
Court Metropolitan. f. of A,-John Nc
ahon, James Farrell, j. Mcmahon. ]
George Washington lodge, No. 6S, indie !
,ndent Order Of -Ahavath lsElel-Jacob
eyer I. Natal, d. Isaackoff.
The New Haven Gun club VIII hold y
a all day shoot at it's range in West