The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-22
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
MANY EVENTS OF INTER EST TO-
 DAY
In Observance of the Day in New Haven The Grand Public Exercises at Music alI-Oiher Features of the Occasion'

servance will be the closing or the
 principal stores and business places. | This, if nothing more were done, "ouiui be a great observance of the day. put | in addition there will be special opselN " ances by various lodges and soclelies'
 The chief event of the day will be the seventh annual celebration by the vet eran. patriotic and civic societies or the
 city, which will be held in Music hall'
 beginning at 3 o'clock this afternoon
 The programme will be as follows: Selection-Plantation Echoes-Orcnes- tra.
 Introductory addrese-Edwin 5. PICK
 cit, chairman of the committee on eN- ercises.
 Opening address by the president-Hon' H. Iucius P. Deming, chairman or the general committee. Invocation-Rev. Dr. William w. Leete' Solo-The Star Spangled Banner-Mlss Rena Teresa Barnes; Professor F. A. Fowler accompanist
 Reading = Washington's Kiss = Mlse Helen Lee Conklin. Solo-The Soldiers Dream. ..... Roaney Francis s. Hamilton, jr. Professor F. A. Fowler, accompanlstJ Recitation-Scott and the Veteran-Lit- Address-The New Patriotism-Rev. pr. J. Lee Mitchell.
 citation-Selected-( (Parson Wlllls D. Isbell. . Whistling solo-Up the Street-Francls S, Hamilton, jr. Reading-The Little Black-Eyed Keeper Miss Helen Lee Conklin.
 Selection Medleys-orches- tra.
 Recitation-Little George Washington Little Mae Hayes. Solo-Columbia the Gem of the ocean Miss Rena Teresa Barnes; Professor F. A, Fowler, accompanlst. Benediction-Rev. Dr. William w. Leete.
 selection-Flat Foot Sal-Orchestra. The committees in charge will be as follows:
 General committee-Lucius P. Dem- ing. chairman; William E. Whlttlesey, secretary; James E. English, treasurer
 Honorary members-Hon. Rufus B. Pickett, General Edward D. Bradley William c. DeF. Dickinson. Sub-committees- James E. English, G. E. Smith and N. $. Nettle- ton: hall and decorations, H. w. Jaquet' T w. Crowther and T. E. Worthington; printing and press, Lieutenant .. h' hutchinson, F. $. Snow and E. $. Ev- arts.
 Chamber of commerce-LeW1s Il. Freedman and Donald G. Carmichael. Sons of American Revolution-Edwln S. Pickett and Edward Fox. Admiral Foote post, G. A. R.-Fred- erick S Snow and T. E. Worthington. Gideon Welles Naval Veteran associ- ation-Henry w. Jacquet and John w. Crowther.
 General Alfred H. Terry No. 3, U. V. U.-General William E. Morgan ana Captain Harvey $. Nettleton. New>Hayen Colony Historical society Colonel Edward E. Sill and General Edward B. Bradley. Second company, Governors Foot Guards-Sergeant D. o. Lombard and
 Sergeant James A. Church
 Nathan Hale camp No. l, 5. or V.- Captain A. B. Cornelius and Albert H. Smith.
 Connecticut lodge No. 1S9 o. $. A Morris l.. Bailey and A. D. Ste1nbacK'
 Company A, Loyal Crusaders-Rooert R Otis and Howard Baldwin.
 Nutmeg branch No. 19, N. A. L. C'- T. J. Stamford and H. A. Dugan. William E. Gladstone lodge NO. ol4' Sons of St. George-W. A. Coute and R' w. Reeves.
 Young Mems Republican club-W. w. Wood and George E. Smith. Patriotic Order Sons of Amerlca- Timothy Whittlesey and E. B. Evarts.
 Moses Mendelssohn lodge No. 16, h' 5. B.-S. Calm and B. Bretzfelder
 Ansantawae tribe No. 34, l. o. k. M'- c. w. Ross and William Everhart.
 Washington camp No. 1, P. 0. 5. or AL. H. Beardsley, c. H. Preston and Joseph Peck
 St. Aloysius T. A. ,and B. society," William P. Shanley, John Fl. Cummings ind William H. Moakley.
 Naval battalion, c. N. C.-Command- CT Frederick L. Averill and Lieutenant Charles K. Hutchinson.
 KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.