The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-11
KNIGHTS or ST. PATRICK
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR
COMING BALL.

The sOcIety's Twenty-fourth-SaIe of
Boxes Last Eyening-MichaeI Dillon
AuetiOneer-The Committees for the
Ball.
The sale of boxes for the annual ball
of the Knight sof st. Patrick to be
held on Monday evening, February 20,
took place at the club house last night.
There was great interest shown in the
office and the bidding for the boxes was
quite spirited. The committee feels as
sured that the ball viii be a great sue
cess. The boxes were sold according to
choice to the highest bidder. Michael
Dillon conducted the sale. The first
choice went to DR.. John E. Sullivan,
the president of the society; second TO
Henry E. Norris, chairman of the ball
committee; third to Frank n. Carroll;
fourth to Daniel f. Kelly, fifth to
James r. Maxwell; sixth to Michael f.
Campbell; seventh to Mark Rider;
eighth to John P. Kilfeather; ninth to
Michael C. Murphy; tenth to Edward
A. Sheehan, eleventh to Peter McKier-
k1d1l1 kmGIllA ~ Lis CeliAASo 49, 49,
thirteenth to Michael ]. Rafter; four
tenth to DR.. James S. Maher; fifteenth
to Captain James ]. Kennedy; sixteenth
to DR.. Joseph B. Monahan; seventeenth
to DR.. NJ. Kenin Grady; eighteenth to
Michael n. Bergin; nineteenth to TIM
othy Cohane; twentieth to DR.. James
NJ. Reilly; twenty-first, to Daniel Me-
Williams, twenty-second, to William II.
Nugent, and the twenty-third choice to
Dennis Hickey. 81 49, ...5 ~
There will be present at the ball a
large number Of out Of town guests
who will attend from Hartford, Bridge
port, Waterbury and Meriden.
The sale of the boxes netted the So
ciety nearly $3.50, which is the record
for the society's annual affair.
AL arrangements for the ball are
now completed and the committee an
ticipate a great social success. The
Second Regiment band and Mallon's
orchestra will furnish music, and Pro-
fessor Dunn will be director of the
dancing. The committees are: ~,
Reception Committee-William j..
Sheehan, chairman; David Gamble, j..
j. Hogan, George B. Johnson, James j..
Kennedy, Daniel Colwell, Thomas Cum
ningham, Charles T. Coyle, Michael
Dillon, Thomas K. Dunn, Torrance F.
Dinnan, Hugh /. Finnegan, James T..
Moran, Cornelius Stanley, George
Stanford, Patrick Welsh, James Wha-
len. :. #. McGrath, F. j. Higgins, John
D. Desmond, Thomas F. Donnelly,
Owen A. Groark, F.. j. Kelly, Edward
7. Kennedy, Cornelius III. Conway, w.
r. Donnelly, Daniel S. Gilhuly, Will
liam Hart, John Moran, Michael f..
Walker, James Wrinn, James E. Nc
Gam, John j. Mcfarland. Edward H.
McCabe, William B. Mccarthy, G. H.
Guinan, John ]. Lane, r. H. MeCar-
thy, Charles F. Brannan, John F.Mc-
Keen, James P. Bree, Charles Nc
Duff, p. McKiernan, j. ]. Brennan,
John TT. Burke, John T. Cox, Lawrence
O'Brien, William Sullivan. r. r. Keat-
ing, Thomas M. Kenna, Daniel II. KEEL
ley, G. A. Ledwith, J. +. Luby, G. M.
Smith, Michael III. Bergin, n. ]. Cof-
fey, John I'll. Pigott, Matthew Kelly,
Thomas /. Kinney, M. j. Leonard.
Floor Committee-John H. Dillon,
chairman; P. F. Gibbons, John L. Car
roll, Edward Conlan, Timothy Cohane,
J. P. Danger, John J. Corbett, James
Gibbons. E. j. Duggan, NJ. F. HHHope,
d. S. Gamble, Jr., w. J. Jordan,
James Dooley, J. f. Flynn T. F. Fitz-
simmons, John J. Eagle, Thomas F..
Maxwell. Thomas B. Stanley, Stephen
+. McGann. James B. Martin, James
r. Maxwell, William A. T. Smith, John
G. Cronan, James A. Murray, J.. E. Nc
Namara, Daniel T. Cough, ]. B. Mona
han, NJ. J. Maka, C. H. Flynn, Thomas
j. Fleming. R. r., Murray, A. w.
Flynn, James English, M. F. Dadey, J..