The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-21
THE VALLEY DAY EXCURSION
TRIP TO GLEN ISLAND 4 MARK ED
 SUCCESS.
No Mishap Of Any Kind Marrcd the Trip-Fifeen Hundred People on the
 Steamer Glen IsIand-Entertainmen

Trip-Fineen Hundred People on the
 on the BOat--Somr of Those on Board
 A jolly party went to Glen Island yes
 terday on the steamer Glen Island, the
 occasion being the annual Malley day
 excursion of the E. M. c. M. P. asso-
 ciation which is composed of the em-
 plcyes of the big store This assocla- ton has been formed for an insurance
 and benefit fund for the employees in
 case of sickness or death, and numbers
 nearly all the members of the store. | Their first excursion was given last
 year to Glen Island by the same
 steamer and was very successful, but
 yesterdays excursion far exceeded in
 numbers the first one and was a de-
 lightful success both socially and finan-
 cially, the party numbering about 1,500 1 The day was perfect, the breezes cool l and refreshing, and with concerts on | the upper deck by the Old Guard band
 of twenty-five pieces and music for dancing on the lower deck by Robin sons orchestra, and the various mu- sical selections rendered by members
 of the store, there was music in the air and everyone seemed to be in a very
 happy frame of mind
 An original vaudeville sketch with cake walk was given In the morning by two young women whose profess sional names were De Yarmond' and
 'Soutberland," and there was song recital In the afternoon. The boat left the 6OnlZ q a 1rriVinp a the island al 1 D. m. The different attrac- tions at the island were visited by the party, who had until o'clock to spend on shore and promptly the boat left, arriving safely home at 9 o'clock.
 Owing to the absence in Paris of Walter Malley and also of Edward Malley in Newfoundland, the only member of the firm present was George B. Johnson, secretary and superintend- ent of the firm. Edward Malley was represented by his children, Jane and Arthur Maley, with their governess, Miss Leddy
 The different committees who assist ed in giving so delightful an excursion were:
 Excursion committee, T. J. Laflin, F. A. O'Neill, F. Crown, William Foster; music committee, William Perez, Mark McGrath, Charles Brophy; refreshment committee, Patrick P Carroll J. L. Holmes and A. P. McCaffrey; decorat- ing committee T. Matthews, D. Shea; printing committee MT. Fully, w. Lin coln, William Foster.
 Some of those present were: MT. and Mrs. Cormack, MT. and Mrs Matthews, Timothy J. Fox, wife and daughter, MT. and Mrs. John L. Carroll MT. Brophy, Messrs. Foster and Fully, Col onel John c. Healey and Miss Margaret Healey, MT. Perez, MT. McCaffrey. w. Lincoln, MT. Well, MT. Koch and wife, Howard Cox and family, F. J. Carol and family, MT. and Mrs. Meaney, MT. Neweitz, MT. Salisbury, MT. and Mrs Holmes, Mir. and Mrs. Matthews, MT. Riley, MT Mahoney and family, Mrs. Frank Fichtl and two daughters, F. G. Cooper and son, Attorney B. J. Lynch, Dr. Laflin, J. B. Sheridan, F. Murray Messrs. Willard, Carson, Null | vey, Ryan, Bailey, Flynn, McGrath, Frank Crown and Miss Nina Leary, | Mrs. Frank Carrol and children, Ser geant McGann and family, MT. Lyman and family, MT. and Mrs. Byron Hos ley, James Toole and family, Mrs. Gal lagher and family, Mrs McKarness, Mir and Mrs. George Fair, Miss Sauls- bury of Hartford, M Well of Denver, Mir. and Mrs. Qurk, MT. and Mrs. Rosenthal Mrs Charles Mitchell, H. Wagner and daughters, Captain Gar rity and family, Miss Wrinn, Julia Kennedy Anna and Della Morris, w. Herz and family. MT. Childs and T. J. Fleming and sister Miss Harris of Meriden, William N. Shaw and family, Mr. and Mrs. Baum.