The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-01-15
POLICE BALL AND BANQUET
WEALTHFUL ARRAY OF GORGE
 OUSNESS AND BEAUTY.
Mrs. Thomas J Bowen and Mayor stud ley Lead Grand nfaroh-Boxea Richly
 Embellished and Interior of Hyperion
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 EmbeiItshed and Interior of Hyperion
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 mtstees-List of Guests Banquet. Last night the Hyperion was a scene of loveliness. gayety, briliancy and beauty. Fashion was present in be- wiIdering array and the aggregation of handsome gowns was charm to the modiste and fascination to the be- holder. The occasion was the fourth grand concert and ball given by the New Haven Police Mutual Aid associa- tion. The doors of the theater were opened at 7:3O o'clock; at that hour there being a large number of people waiting to procure seats in the specta- tors sections. The interior of the theater was artis- tically decorated and the electrical ef- fects added resplendency to the scene. The decorations were the handsomest that have ever been seen in a ball room in this city. The color effect was pink and white with potted flowers and evergreens. The walls and sides were I'adorned with pink and white draped in very effective manner. An extension was built from the regular stage to the parquet circle and this entire floor was | occupied by the dancers Twelve extra boxes were built on the stage. All the boxes were sold at auction some days ago, and added to the festooning and draperies were magnificent enbellsh- n1ents by the owners, thus greatly en. hancing the beauty of the scene. The gorgeous costumes of the ladies and the full dress uniforms of the officers added l the finishing touch to this veritabe i fairy land. 1 The Second Regiment band under the 1 leadership of Frank Ficht1 rendered the following concert from S:3O to 9:3t o'clock
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 ..:...... ......;:s............ Myddleton Medley-POpular Tunes .... Beyer March and Two-step--New Haven Detect | i've ...................... E. Hogben 1 The grand march was led by Mrs Thomas J. Bowen, daughter of Chief Wrinn, and Mayor studley, and was participated in by several hundred 1 couples. The square dances were prompted by F. P. McCabe. Atwater's orchestra rendered the music for the following dance programme: ADD POLICD BALL i 1. Lanciers-To our Mayor. Promenade
 2 Watz--To our Commissioners. Promenade.
 5. Quadrille-To our Chief.
 Promenade. f. Two-step~-To our Captains. Promenade.
 5. Calcdonians-To our sergeants. Promenade. i 6. Waltz-!Fo our Detectives.
 Promenade.
 ( [. I.anciers--To our Patrolman. Promenade. s. Two-step-To our Friend, G. B. Bunnell. Promenade. i 9. Quadrllle-fo our Friend, Sylvester z. l PoM. i Promenade. Intermission. l 1O Two-step~-To our President. Promenade.
 Il. Lanc!ers-To our Ball Team.
 Promenade.
 12. Waltz--To our Lady Friends.
 Promenade.
 13. 0undrille--To our Friends, the Ticket
 Buyers.
 Promenade.
 f. Two-step--To our Out Of Town Friends.
 Promenade.
 15. Virginia Reel--To the Kickers.
 Promenade.
 1G. Waltz-~To our Veterans.
 Promenade.
 1T. Caledonians-To our Firemen Friends.
 Promenade. /; IS. Two-step-To our Retired Men.
 Promenade. 19. Lancers-To the State Police Associa- ! ton.
 Promenade.
 20. Irish Reel-No Place Like Home. 1Continued on Fifth Page.'