Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-02
PICTURES AND MUSIC.

Notes of the Reception at the Yale Art School.
 Among the students of the Yale Art school during the past year were the follow
 ing:
 Maud A. Allan, New Haven; Emma H.
 Bacon, Meriden Clara M Barnes, New Ha- ven; Carl J. Blenner, New Haven -.ank c. Boardman, CromwelI; Annie =. Bradley, New Haven; Henry w. Brown, waldoboro, Me; Alnira L. Candee, Bridgeport; Susan J. Candee, New Haven; Mary F. Carew, New Haven; Charles F. Garter, Waterbury; Alice E. Clark, New Haven; David Gardi- ner, New Haven; Jennie E. Hanson, New Haven; Jessie 0. Hanger, New Haven, Hen rietta L. Heness, New Haven; Marie Heness, New Haven; May E. Hobson, Wal lingford; Harriet T. James, New Haven;
 Annie S. Johnson, New Haven; Jose phine M. Lewis, New Haven; M. Louise Lightbourne, New Haven; Clara B. Lines,
 Meriden; Virginia B. Means, New Haven; Mary L. Miles, Milford; Elizabeth s. New berry, New Haven; Fannie B. Pardee, New Haven; Katherine B. Park, New Haven; Martha J. Potter, New Haven; Bella L. Pratt, Salem. Alfred Raymond, Brooklyn, N Y.; Elsie Rowland, Waterbury; Jessie B. Sher- man, New Haven; Clara L. Thayer, New Haven; Walter E. Vaill, West Haven; Theo- dore w. Weston, New York city; Annie L. Williston, New Haven; Fannie L. Wiseman, New Haven; Jennie J. Wooding, Stratford The music for the reception last evening was by Thomas orchestra. The reception was brilliant scene. Many ladies were present Among their number were many young ladies of culture and refinement, whose toilets were very tasteful and beautiful, enhancing the youthful charms of the fair wearers. The promenading and social buzz were at their full height at about half-past g o'clock. Among the gentlemen present, some of them accompanied by ladies, were President Por- ter, Professors Weir, Dwight, Hoppin, New ton, Dexter, Hadley, Knapp, Niemeyer, Eos Dana, Bailey, Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth, Judges Lynde Harrison, S.A ork and H. E. Pardee, Hon. c. B. Bowers, Rev. Dr. John E. Todd, MT. Patterson of J. N. Adam & Co.,, Engineer James Bo- gart, Joseph Gile, Louis K. Hull, Barnes of Sperry & Barnes, Architect Henry Austin, Dr. Hawkes., Dr. Nicoll, H. T. Blake, MT. Cottle, George H. Sutton, w H. Moseley, Fred B. Mallory and many other well known citizens. The weather was de- 1ightful and the reception was evidently enjoyed. Opposite the Art school was a very beauh ul scene, brilliant display at the rooms of Mir. Bowman, the artist photog- rapher, which never looked finer than last evening under the brilliant blaze of electric lights. The lights also well lit up the street in front of the school, making it very pleas ant for all, especially those who came in car riages.
 Every year the interest in the Art school | increases and it's prosperity must be a source | of pleasure to the instructors who have la- | bored so well and faithfully for it's advance ment.
 Also among the guests last evening was l delegation of young ladies from the Miss | school accompanied by their loved | principal, Miss Orton.
 After the formality of the occasion wore away there was little waltzing done slyly l in the alcoves, out of sight of the faculty, | when the music favored such an indulgence |
 Present also last evening were several of l the alumni of the school who graduated number of years ago.