The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-17


early and by 8:15 o'clock the seats in
the auditorium were all occupied. The
galleries were soon filled, and when the
orchestra struck up the first concert
number at $3.50 seats could only be had
on the two upper galleries.
The decorations were characteristic of
the Knights of st. Patrick, green of
course being predominant. Bunting of
green and white draped the walls, large
palms and ferns adorned the inches.
ropes of evergreen 'entwined the gallery
pillars and ribboned canopy of ever
green, studded with over a thousand
incandescent bulbs cast resplendency
on the stage, that added a brilliancy to
the co1oring of the costumes that at
times the scene was as enhancing as it
was charming. Here and there Old
Glory added its effulgent rays to the
luminous spectacle.
The Second regiment orchestra pre-
sided over by Bandmaster Fichtl rem
dered the following concert previous to
the dancing:
March-"The New COLONIAL ......H Hall
Overture-"Orpheus" ........ Offenbach
Xylophone solo-Selected
G. B. Moore.
"reminiscences Of ireland ...... Godfrey
Medley of Popular Tunes .......DeWitt
Order of Dancing.
Grand March.
Two-Step .................Th The Billboard
Promenade .................. King Dodo
Waltz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Synphia
Promenade ......... The Donkey Laugh
TWo-Step .........'......... tlagasama
Promenade ........... Mollie Shannon
Lanciers ...........The Prince of Pilsen
Promenade Were All Good Fellows
Waltz Observation-Disclosures. Silver Slipper
Promenade ......I Want to be Lidy
Two-Step ........... Didn't He Ramble
Promenade ....................
.......In the Good Old Summer Time
Two-Step ............Ma Moonlight Lou
Promenade Under the Bamboo Tree
Virginia Ree1--Selected.
Promenade .................. Valse Rose
Irltermission.
Promenade ......A Chinese Honeymoon
TWo-Step -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Troubles of Reuben and the Maid
Promenade ......"..My Wild Irish Rose
LancierS .................. international
Promenade ............My Dixey Queen
Waltz ...4................ Blue Danube
Promenade ........... Second Regiment
Two-Step ............,. Oh, Mr.. Dooley
Promenade. ...".........s. ...........
.......I Love You Dear and Only You
Waltz ...................... Artists Life
Promenade ..................A FRANCESCA
Two-Step Roger Brothers in Harvard
Promenade ...........H Helmet of Navarro
Two-Step ............. Monkey Murmurs
Promenade ......"...... The Green Flag
Officers.
Henry A Spang, D. D. S., president.
William J. Sheehan, M. D., first vice
president.
John j. Lane, second vice president.
John F. Sullivan, M. D., recording
secretary.
Charles F. Brennan, financial secre-
tary.
tary.
Thomas F. Maxwell, treasurer.
Rev. John D. Kennedy. chaplain.
Executive Committee.
Thomas w. Lane chairman; Edward
M. McCabe, M. D.; William B. CcCar-
thy, Timothy A. Cohane, Terrence S.
McDermott, M. D., John F. Kennedy,
Michael J. O'Mara, William c. Ray,
Dennis r. Maloney, Charles H. Coyle,
James P. Manning, Frank ]. Higgins,
Richard E. Carroll, William Fl. Nugent,
James B. Dunn.
Floor Committee.
Edward M. McCabe, NJ D., director;
John ]. Mcfarland, James r. Maxwell,
Matthew C. O'Connor, M. D., John P
KiIfeather, Joseph P. Monahan. M. D.,
Edward G. Dugan James H. Flynn, M.
D., David S. Gamble, James J. Dooley,
Thomas J. Leddy Stephen H. Moore,
John j. Kelly, William B. Mccarthy
Edward G. Conlan. James A. Moore,
M. D., John L. Carroll, T. S. McDer-
mott, M. D., John G.. Reilly, M, w. Ken
ma, NJ. D., John c. Cronan, William J.
Maher Patrick H. Kirwin, Edward J..
Cannon, Edward J. Moriarity.
Assistant Floor Committee.
John F. Mcnamara, Pierce M. Maher,
Joseph H. Lynch, John Gibbons. John
J. Corbett, Eugene F. McKenna, Ed
ward J. Kennedy, John j. Sullivan,
Thomas J. Lynch, Alexander w. Flynn,
Michael Maginn, Augustus j. Meagher,
Timothy j. Latin, John Moran, Frank
A. Maloney, Joseph L. Ward, Eugene