The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-01-23

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 dancers were kept going, never seeming
 to tire.
 At that early hour the promenade
 girls of 1901 went to their hotels, declar-
 ing, as they always do, that the prome-
 made, the concert, germans, tea, etc.
 were the most delightful affairs tha,
 they ever attended, and if any were
 lucky enough to have attended the fes-
 tivites of year ago, these same would
 unhesitatingly declare that last years S events, while lovely, were not nearly SC
 pleasant as this years.
 Certain it was that the promenade girl this year was royalty entertained and they will go to their homes with collection of souvenirs that will displace everything in the house. The memory of the festivities will long remain in the hearts of all who attended.
 A word in praise of the music Wells orchestra of this city, and Colts band, of Hartford, did the honors in that line, and it was proved that it will not be necessary to import an orchestra from the metropolis in order to have good music. The music by MT. Wells band of musicians was exactly as good, if
 
 that of New York's band of players last year. The music was absolutely perfect, and the local leader and his men deserve great credit for their work. There were favorable comments on all sides, and the same can be said of Colt $ band, whose spirited two-steps were wonderfully well given. The band and orchestra stands were located in the middle of either side of the armory. | The grand march was led by William E. Day, of Indianapolis, with Miss Fayles, of the same city. Miss Fayles was attired in white duchess satin trim- med with duchess lace. They were fol- lowed by MT. Rumsey with Miss Coggs- we'll, of Albany. Miss Coggswell wore striking gown of pink chiffon over pink silk Then followed the other mem- bers of the promenade committee with their partners.
 During the intermission Mazetti, of New York, served a delightful much. The intermission was from 1 until 1:45 o'clock this morning.
 A list of those in the boxes follows
 Box 1-C. B. Buckingham, T. c. Car son, F. B. Eiseman. R. s. Fletcher. G. G. Henry, A. M. Hirsh, M. H. Merri- man, F.. G. Mason R. H. Nevins, T. w. Russell. jr., F. M C. Robertson, A. A. Thomas, w. P. Wattles, F. M. Wheeler, H. H. Whipple.
 Box 2-Messrs. Emery, G. D. Sey- mour, C. M. Washington, c. M. Lewis, E. G. Taylor, John Rice. c. w. An drews H. Q. Trowbridge, O. A. Day, H. s. Canby, H. Farnam, E. Watrous, H. H. Townshend, E. 0. Trowbridge, c. P. Kitchel.
 Box 3-Miss Downer, Miss Wells, Miss Marguerite Wells, Miss Studley. Miss Maud Studley, Mrs. Downer and Mrs. Kellogg.
 Box Miss Fairbank, Miss F. Chand- Hull, Miss Snyth. Mrs. w. B. Kim ball, Mrs. w. F. Chandler, Mrs. R. F. Spencer Mrs. N. Smyth.
 Box 5-Miss Williams, Miss Baker, Miss Benedict, Miss M. Bradstreet, Miss A. Bradstreet, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Williams.
 Box 6-Miss Lowering, Miss Bradley, Miss Wells, Miss Hall, Miss Mansfield, Mrs/Lovering, Mrs. Wells
 Box Miss Stearns, Miss Brainard, Miss Whaples, Mrs, Schauff1er and Mrs. Hyde.
 Box S-Miss White, Miss Chaus, Miss Dodge, Mrs. White, Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs Reynolds.
 Box 9-Miss H. Driggs, Miss Smith, Miss s. D. Twichell, Miss Hotehkiss, Miss Driggs, Miss Twichell, Miss Law renee, Mrs. Hotchkiss.
 Box 1O-Miss Howell, Miss Smith, Miss Plumer Miss Alien, Miss Clem- ent, Mrs. H. Hamlin. Mrs. c. s. Milli- ken, Mrs. w. P. Clement.
 Box 11-Miss Butler, Miss Steele, Miss | Miss Murray Miss Lee, | Miss Bowns, Mrs. H. R. Steele, Mrs. | J. H. Wickersham, Mrs. w. Murray, Mrs. H. Rogers.
 Box 12-Miss Scoville, Miss de Saulles, Miss Leverich, Mrs. E. M. Hunt, Mrs. M D. Leverich, Mrs. A. M Hunter.
 Box 13-Miss Sargent, Miss Rhoda, Miss M. Sargent, Miss Mackley, Miss Macon, Miss Roberts, Miss Mosle Miss Drew, Miss Morris, Mrs. H. B. Sargent, Mrs. W. Camp, Mrs E. P. Morris.
 Box 14-Miss Wilder, Miss Babcock, Miss Bonnie, Miss Durham, Mrs. Jeffer- son, Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Moncely.
 Box 15-Miss Moore, Miss Maxwell, Miss Howard, Mrs. Moore.
 Box 16-17-Miss Johnston, Miss Fisher, Miss Utohler, Miss Boas, Miss Yarmouth, Miss Mckinley, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. Long.
 Box 1S-Miss Tarned, Miss Ewen, Hiss Wilder, Miss Cover, Mrs. Rogers, drs. McClung, Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Sey- nore.
 Box 19-Miss Savage, Miss Green, Hiss Lynch, Miss Davis, Miss Taylor, Hiss Marley, Mrs. Davis Mrs. Taylor, drs. Edwards.
 Box 2O-Miss Thacher, Miss L. Whit ey, Miss B. Whitney, Miss II. Whit ey, Mrs. J. Thacher, Mrs. E. Whitney. Box 21--Miss L. Whitney, Miss Rob- { son, Miss Ingraham, Miss Richmond, Hiss Harrell, Miss Todd Mrs. Ingra- $ am, Mrs. Smith.
 Box 22-Miss A. Potter Miss B. Pot I er, Miss Clingan, Miss Adams, Mrs. Ieeker, Mrs. King. I Box 23--Miss Rogers, Miss Fish, Miss toddard, Miss Gammell, Mrs. H. P. I .ogers, Mrs H. O. Sturges Mrs. R. H. Goddard
 Box 24-Miss Soley, Miss M. Soley, | Hiss Chase, Miss Hartridge, Miss Grif- ng, Mrs. c. E. Armstrong, Mrs. Herz. C Box 25-Miss HoXsey, Miss R. Hox-