The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-24
MEMORABLE WHIST.
PREPARATIONS FOR FESTIVAL
To-MoRRoW NIGHT.


To-MoRRoW NIGHT.
At Second Regiment Armory All Com
pleted-The Benefit for st. Johns n.
c. Church. s'ss
Much interest is aroused over the
card tournee to be given in Second Reg
iment armor tomorrow night for the
benefit of st. Johns r. c. church. and
the immense hall promises TO be
thronged with players and on-lookers.
Two hundred whist tables and sixty for
euchre and pinoelle should be sufficient
to, accommodate all who desire to play,
but at the astonishing rate at which
tickets are selling. there is a possibility
that the lat corners will be forced to
join the company of spectators, Their.
fore if you would enter the ranks Of
possible winners of the very bautiful
prizes, arrive at the arInory early.
The boxes will be a scene Of brillian-
cy and beauty and it is a remarkable
fact that tWenty-one boxes have all
ready been soldz and indications point
strongly to the sale of several more.
Father Coyle is seriously considering
another reserying section of boxes. All
will be handsomely furnished, many Of
the luXuriant rugs and chairs with
which Chamberlain will deck them out
for the promenade to be retained.
Beautlfnl as the decorations VII be.
enchanting as the music may prove, the
lovely faces and soft dainty gowns Of
the queens of the multitude of flower
sections viii surpass all. In delicate
white, pink or blue, the color which
most accurately symbolizes the flower
Of the section, the gowns of the presid-
ing ladies and their aids will be further
adorned by the blossom represented.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
the escorts for the sections, the plans
and presiding ladies for euchre and PIN
ochle We're decided
The euchre and pinochle sections are
as follows:
EUCHRE SECTION.
No, Princess Pine, Mrs. William
Buckmaster.. Aids Misses Kelly,
O'Donnell and Minnie O'Connell. Es-
cort-M. j. Rafter
No. 2AsparagusNr Mrs. Alice Kee-
nan. Aids-Mrs. M. F. Stanley and
Mrs Edward Keenan,. Escort-F. X.
Herman.
No. s. FernMiss Carrie Madden.
Aids Mrs. M. It. Dooley and Miss Ger
trude Frawley. Escort Joseph J. Fa-
by.
No. ivy Miss Fannie Lynch.
Aids Miss Anna Waugh and Adele
Murray. Escort Edward w. Lynch.
No. 81 Maiden Fern--Mrs. f. c. Car
roll. Aids Miss Katherine z. Hunt
and Kitty Bree Escort-John P. Kill
feather.
PINoCHLE.
No. lPopies Mrs. James De Bowes.
Aids Miss Leah Waugh and Miss Mary
Ward. Escort-John J. Wagner.
No. 2--Aster- Mrs. Henry Peck. Aids
Miss Josephine Mccain and Miss Al
ice ii Ingoldsby. Escort Frank McDer-
mott.
. No. 3--Yellow Daisy Mrs. Henry
Clarke. Aids-Miss Alicia Wier and
Miss Frances Wier.
No. 4--Nasturtiunl-M Miss Anna Nc
earthly Aids Miss Beatrice Early and
Miss Catherine Mahon. Escort Pat
rick L. Harkin.
No. 5--Tea Rose Miss Eta Doherty.
Aids-Miss Helen Bannon and Miss
Mary Kailor. Eseort-Eugene S. Nc
Grail.
The escorts for the whist will be as
follows; Snowfall, Thomas J.. Mulvey;
buttercup, Bernard B. Fahy; clover,
Thomas Lamb; Killarney rose, Colonel
John G. Healey: buttercup' carnation,
Dr. James H. Flynn; bachelor button,
John III. Griffin; lily Of the valley,
James r. Toole; mountain dates, M. f.
Campbell; lilac. @. M. Fahy:: geraniun,
William M Geary; daffodil, Eugene
Crowley; chrysanthemum, Thomas r
Clark; pink .carnation, Barnard B. Null
vey: violet, Pierce NJ Maher;;; brides
maid rose. Thomas F. Fitzsimmons;
holly, Joseph e.. Lyons, sweet pea,
William Bucknaster: lily, DIR. Walter
S. Irwin; primrose, Edward p. OMAR
RAJ: Lawson carnation, DIR. Carrie
Heinze; heliotrope, Thomas v. Stan
IoEu, Fl DSSUlIldt S$Liioitttlo ~ - i-'iiSit
mignonette, Charles ]. Fox.
The reception and floor committee has
been chosen as follows: Hon. James r.
McCiann, John Mcfarland, r. Il. Hunt
John 4. Kenn dy. James M. Lawton
Francis T. Wade, Henry M. Booth
Caption u. J. Kennedy, William Shee-
han, Jr.,a Thomas Butler John 7. Muir
ply, Eugene f, FalTelly, William Grif.
fin, Eugene Phillips James J. Carroll
Andrew Med ernlott. William II. Melia
CaptainWflliana r. Spencer, Lieutenant
James Haggerty, Arthur Wright Lieu
tenant George s. Manning, Francis w
Herman, JohrJ. Mannix, Andrew F.
Guthrie. Joseph HuRhson, Alexandel
Troup. NIichaelF'. Sullivan, Dr$$J. J. S
Doherty, Charles Costello, Thomas Can
ty. M. r. Walker Walter Mccarthy
John L. Carroll, Walter J. Ford, B. E.
Lynch, chaiarnan; Daniel Brennan
secretary. y 80 .~.' 81: 80,
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