The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-26

/ The Flag EXe1clSe--ROD omltH.
The Flag.
! The Edith Woods.
| Mary's Lamb up to Date-Mary Tobin.
Bamboozling Grandma-Philip Umka.
Two Lessons-Mina Miller
Song-Winter Lullaby-Duet and cho-
rus-Mary Crosby and Allen
Brough.
One Nose-Thure Samuelson.
What the Winds Say-W. Millett.
Miracles-Malcolm Peterson
Rise of the Awkward Boy-Albert
Proctor.
Song-The Doves.
Miss Needle and Miss Pins-Mary
Young.
A Lesson Song-Gertrude Scofield.
The Little Boys Lament-Jakie Mar
golis.
A Little Girls Request-May Wood
ward
Song-Solo Guess. Arthur Danielson.
What They Would Like-Eight chill
dren, No. 1.
Dorothys Opinion-Gertie Linstead.
I Wouldn't Be Cross-Mabel Collier.
A Poor Town to Live in-Ray Kavill.
Song-Good Night.
Supper song
The Star Spangled Banner.
America.
Other exercises in charge Of the presi-
dent of the Donation Day association
were as follows:
Prayer-Rev. Dr. McI.ane.
Presentation speech-Mr LOOMS.
Giving of prizes to children.
Response in behalf of managers and
trustees-Mrs. George w. Curtiss.
Singing by children and guests Gall
standing)-The Star Spangled Ban
ner.
One of the features of the occasion,
as usual was the annual award of
prizes. This annual award always
causes immense joy to enter the hearts
of those homeless little ones who are
fortunate to be the winners. Those
presenting the gifts made felicitous re-
marks containing some wise advice and
couched their utterances in the most
simple and comprehensive language.
The list of prizes and awards is as fol-
lows:
First prizes-Five dollars from Hon.
N. D. Sperry, awarded to Kathy Heilig;
presentation speech by ex-Insurance
Commissioner Belts; IS from General
George H. Ford, to Augustus Strom-
berg, General Ford making the address.
Second prizes, given by General E. S.
Greeley-Room No. 3, So each to Sabbino
Ruggiero and Oliver Petersen; room
No. 2, So each to Emily Gallagher and
Gunnar Brostedt; room No. l, 81 each
10
Prizes for neatness, given by Mr.. Son.
nenberg-$3 each to Ruth OLSEN and
Malcolm Peterson.
In the evening the committee repaired
to the Groveland and enjoyed their an
nual banquet. The menu, which was
well served follows:
Bluepoints on Shell.
Hors D'aeuvres.
Olives Celery Gherkins.
Potage.
Consomme- Royale.
Chicken a la Creole.
Poisson
Chicken. Halibut Holandaise.
Pommes Parisienne.
Entree
Spring Lamb-Braisie Bretonne.
Ribs of Prime Beef au JUS
Salad
Lettuce and Tomatoes.
Dessert.
Ice Cream Assorted Cakes.
Frontage de Brie
Bent's Crackers.
The members of the committees 1T
the banquet were: President Seymour
c. LOOMS, Treasurer George H. Ford,
Secretary Edward l. Atwater Assist
ant Secretary H. c. Fuller, James T.
Earle S. G. Fleetwood, M Sonnenborg,
Samuel T. Punderson, Edwin p. Root,
Edwin S. Swift Frederick S. Ward,
Robert w. Chapman, Frank r. Fisher,
F. S. Hamilton, jr, Charles w. Hoyt,
Daniel A. Jones, Arthur r. Kirschner,
T. J. Rice, George H. Scranton Ernest
c. Simpson, III. A. Warner, Moses II,
Lewis, f. B. Walker, E. P. Merriam, ].
Y McDermott, Ellsworth I. Foote, J.
w. Wright, j. M Merchant, w. Fl. But
Ter, F. G. p. Barnes, Walter B. Curtiss,
William c. Curtiss and A. H. Holbrook
The honorary members present We're
General e. E. Bradley, Professor Will
liam E. Chandler, Frederick A. Belts,
John G. North and John T.. Mason.
After the banquet President LOOMS
thanked the members for their indefati-
gable efforts in behalf of the orphans.
Short speeches followed by General |
George Fl. Ford, General E. e. Brad |
ley and others, felicitating the members
on the splendid result Of their self-ab- |
negating labors.
The Donation day committee then |
went into business session and elect |
ed officers for the ensuing year. All |
the old officers were elected with the |
exception of Edward l. Atwater, who
declined to serve any longer as secre
Lary and insisted on his declination be-
ng accepted. Mr.. Atwater was then /
elected a member of the |
executive committee The following Of
Ecers were then elected:
President-Seymour c. Loomis.
Vice president-James E. Wheeler.
ecretary-Herbert c. Fuller.
Assistant ecretary-Frederick S.
Ward.
reasurer-General George H. Ford.
The committee then adopted a reso-
utinn making all members who have |