Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-24

,f the senior class had passed satisfactory ,xamina: ions; they will be awarded the de. gree of IL. B. at the anniversary exercises of the school in Center church this after noon: Louis Whittier Baldwin, Alfred Michael DoWnes, Edward Buttrick Graves. Seymour Crane Loomis, Calvin Stewart McChesney, John Thomas Moran' Jason Parker Thomson Arthur Bethuel Wright. New | Havea; Nathaniel Richardson Bronson John Prescott South @ Norwslk; Henry Stuart stesE1s, Hart. Hart. Dennis Thomas Walsh, Ansonia; ohriss.opEhes ..yEl SGitton, williamsburg, O; Arthur Cortland Ely Boston; George Nelson Frazins. Warren, Ohio Herbert Stanton G5gg st pa1 io%a %ass McInsosh PetsEboro H. Albert rt 0Istn MSTaoF Pa ohsFlss CslIoysy Pazsy Washington; P
 Q E.aolth Taso 5es91 Morris Thomas, jr., Memphis. Tenn; Frank Hyde p1e New London, H; John Greenleaf Willis, Gal ipolis, Ohio; John wurtz Msywood, West Virginia Lionel $ Gilbert, t. Savannah, M Ga John Herimon Holt. Lewisburg. Va; Daniel William Lawler, Prairie du Tich: George Button Watrous and Henry Charles White, New Havoc, Conn, and Alfred Brocksmfdt
 THE SENIOR PROMENADE.
 The senior promenade occurred last night at Alumni Hall and was brilliant occasion, The hall was thronged and beauty and fashion reigned supreme. Manyof the toilets were very elegant and tasteful and the affair was fine success The handsome hall was additionally embelIished for the occasion with the aid of hanging baskets of plants displays, of choice flowers, Yale navy flags and trophies and shells and otherwise. Outside were three or four canvas psvilions where the dancers and promenaders sat and chatted in the cool air between dances, and there were carpeted walks leading to these cool retreats, while lines of Chinese lanterns stretching away in all directions from the tree branches bril- liantly lighted and adorned the scene and lit up the grand old elms with weird fantastic light. The caterer, Maresi, occupied large tent at the left of the hall, and from II o'clock onward refreshments were served. The music was by Thomas orchestra, which WAS substituted for Lander's band of New York which failed to arrive owing to a mis- understanding of the date. The music was warmly appIauded. The promenade com mittee were: 0. M. Walker, chairman. E. P. CottIe, W. B. Bristow, T. Connell, L. M. Daggett, H. E, Hand, 0. P. Phelps, c. A. Watrors, G. W. Patterson. PROMINENT ARRIVALS. Thomas Turner, Boston. John Uencarest, New Bedford.
 MFs NIEss James Knapp, R s9Gth HosEak' M Drennen, Poughkeepse, N Y. Miss Edith Cooke Brooklyn Y. Miss Grace Cooke, Brooklyn, NY. Cha1 H Ravens, Rochester, NY. Wm Mills, Denver, Col. Charley Mils, Denver. Col. Miss Mary H Mills, Denver, Col. Mrs Bristow, New York.
 MT ailSs and Giili Mrs Ag Draper, Mass. H Ames, St Louis. G Kellogg, New York. Wm Gordon aud wife. Savannah, Ga. " P Brandagee, Elizabeth, J. Ars Sarah Walker and daughters, ChfC3gO, Ill. W LeonisoD, Syracuse, Y. Staples and wife, Westport, Conn. Mrs Thomas Trowbridge, Milford, Conn. Miss L Baldwin, Milford, Conn. Miss E Baldwin, Brooklyn. Sherwood, Southport, Conn. LIllie Sherwood, Southport, Conn.,
 W.T. WIT a5q F1arts M5s of Ss% Uo h n Mrs and Miss Dawes, Pittsheld, Mass, | Calso Keith and wife, Chicago. Walter W Keith. Chicago. Miss Jewett, New York. Miss Gardner, Ansonia. Miss Young, Rye, '. E E P oI9ntssI oImssed, Ss1 D, Hart Rartfo.d. Bliss Ellen Olmsted, Hartford. Miss May Olmsted, Hartford. l Mrs Aysworth, Providence, l. Miss Emma Ay1sworth, Providence, RI | Miss Mary Aylsworth, Providence, R l. l Mrs N H Rothschild, New York. Mrs Mayer, New York Mrs Doeyfus, New York. Miss Cel1a Wolf, New York. Henry NJ Wolfe. New York Miss Gertie Rothschild. New York. Alfred Wolf, New York Oliver E Sherwood, Southport, Ct. Kingsoury, Waterbury. Dr G Wightmsn. Phila, Pa. Merrill, Rutland, Vt. John W Nichols, wife and daughter, Brauford Ct. Nathl Fisher, New York de Camp, New York Shoemaker and wife, Ceulf, O. c Taft. Ceuli, o. Everett Warren, Scranton, Pa. Mrs Charles Loonis, Syracuse. Rev and Mrs Chas Garter, Manohester. N H. wv Green, New York Wm Nixon Chicago, III. Whitmore, New York. Stone and wife, Sioux City, Iowa.
 Chas Minor and wife, Stamford. B Thayer, jr, Cambridge. Hamlin, wife and son, Cananda1gua, '. " Netherel Worcester.
 il Ill storrs, Orange, N J.
 Geo G Spencer, Brooklyn.
 " Hardness, Bellevue, o.
 BulkIey. New York.
 Delano, wareham Mass
 Geo Hathaway, Warehana Mass.
 Gault, Wareham, Mass
 Wn Carey Jones, Wareharn, Mass.
 Mrs " Thayer Boston.
 Mrs Thayar Boston,
 Bacon, Cambridge. Mass.
 V Blodgett, Pawtucket, R I.
 J Beckwtth New London.
 Mrs Aylsworth, Providence. RI
 Miss o | Aylswerth, Providence
 Samuel WoIcott, Cleveland. O.
 F Jsnks, Brooklyn.
 Mira Charles s Mitchell New Haven.
 Miss Allen, Saybrook.
 Charles Henry Jones, Ph1jRdelpn1a Pa
 Master Rodman JoRe-, Philadelphia, ,PA.
 James Osbused, Peekskin.
 Alfred Hasbrouck, Poughkeeps!e,
 Adler Close, Croton Fa,is N Y.
 " G Weymouth, City.
 H B Sprague, Newark, O.
 MT and Ms H P Hatch, New York.
 Henry Bishop and wife, Bridgeport.
 Cauier Wakeman, Detroit.
 F " Foster, Georgia.
 William L D Stiles, New York.
 o M Winant, New York.
 Gaynor, New York
 Ar and Mrs William Black, New Milford, Conn.
 Miss Stamford, Bridgeport, Conn
 Edward Merritt, jr, New Haven.
 George Clark, jr, Newark, N J.
 H W Catherwood, PhilsdelphiB, Pa.
 Fl Trocedy, Milwaukee.
 B Church and wife, New York.
 John WRring, New York.
 F Noble, Jersey City.
 Buhett, Jersey City.
 A H Kelley, Boston. Adam Carroll, Worcester. Abbott, Albany, Y. J M Stevenson, FittSheld, Mass. Edward H. Gilbert, Ware, Mass. SteIieg HuIt. Montreal.