The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-02

messed by more than two hundred peo- pie.
 At signal the orchestra glided into a pretty waltz and the first dance of the evening was really on The follow. ing programme was given:
 Waltz ..................... Leitartikel Promenade ....... Our United Emblem Waltz ....................... Chaperons Promenade ............... High society Waltz ........................ Serenade Promenade ............. Creole Belle Lanciers ................. The Ameef Promenade .......,....... Hunky Dory Three-Step .........E Fin Herz, Fin Sim Promenade ............. Harmony Nose Waltz .........,.........,. vase Bleue Promenade .McAlheeny's Cake Walk Waltz .................... Jasmine Promenade ......... Second Regiment Lanciers ..............,. International Promenade .....,.......... Boola Boola Three-Step ............... Goldfschlein Promenade .................,. Florodora Waltz ............,....... FoXey Qulller Promenade ..... Good Morning Carrie Waltz ...... Moonlight on the Hudson Promenade ..... High School Cadets Three-Step ........ The Wings of Love Promenade ...... Good Bye Dolly Gray
 Shortly after il o'clock the number of guests were divided in half and one half retired to the banquet hall below where a bountiful supper was served. The people sat about many large tables with the members of the firm and few invited guests at the head table. About an hour later the second half dined George T. White of the Tontine hotel was the caterer, and he served fine menu. It was as follows, and every thing was put up in the style that is strictly MT. Whites:
 Consomme Tn Cups,' Creamed Oysters
 Sweetbread Croquettes,
 Chicken Salad.
 Windsor Sandwiches,
 Lettuce Sandwiches, 1 Neapolitan Ice Cream,
 Fancy Cakes,
 Coffee.
 An able corps of walters served the | guests, and the dining hour was very | pleasant. During the evening lemonade | and claret punch were served in the l hall room
 Just before the grand march starled all Of the employees of MT Malley who have been connected with the store for i've years or more were presented with handsome gold badges with the mono gram of the Edward Malley company in black enamel under which were the figures 1S52-19O2.
 Two yellow silk ribbons were attach ed to the badges, and they made very pretty memento of the occasion; also that will always be cherished hv all Iwho were entitled to them It js estimated that about 150 received these badges.
 The following were the committees that had charge of the ball:
 Executive committee-W. E. Malley, G. B. Johnson, Vim. Medley, F. A. O'Neill.
 Reception committee-M. A. w. Me Grath, F. A. O'Neill, J. F. Dillon, J. E. McCaffery Frank Murray, G. A. Tick ell, R. A. Willard, M. Reilly, J. B. Sher- idan, John c. Bradley, G. Fl. Gill, Wm Nuss, H. L. Linnell, c. H. Brewer, Will liam Perez, w. F. Collins, A. M Car son, I. Koch, Miss Katheryn Toole, Miss Mary Mcfarland, Miss Rose Deegan, Miss Eva Stephenson, Miss Isabelle Yer valin. Mrs. F. L. Widman Dancing committee-L. L. Well. w. z. Forster, A. P. McCaffrey, Miss ; katheryn Davis Miss Julia Coleman. z, , Floor managers-W. P. Lincoln, T. J. E, Fleming, H. N. Sherman, J. F. Grady, E. J. Norris, J. O'Laughin, G. Conklin. Committee on hall-D. J. Mahoney, P. Carro11 C F MulveV