Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01
ART SCHOOL RECEPTION.

One of The Largest And Most Bril-
liant Receptions Ever Held At The
Yale Art school.
President Noah Porter and his two daugh-
tiers received the guests at the presidents re-
ception held in the Yale Art school last even
ing from to II O'Clock. This was the last
reception to be held by President Porter as
president of old Yale and it is safe to say it
was the most largely one ever held at the
Art school. The president and his daughters
received in the north gallery, and the guests
were presented by the ushers, who were: Mr.
H. B. Sargent, Mr.. Morris Tyler, Prof. Me
meyer, Professor G. L. Fox, Mr.. John K.
Beach, Mr.. John w. Bristol and DR.. w. G.
Daggett. Thomas orchestra furnished the
music, and the evening was spent in prone
nading the different rooms and galleries of
the school. Among some of those present
were:
Hon. Wayne MacVeagh of Philadelphia,
President-elect Timothy Dwight, Rev. Gard
ner Spring Plumley, pastor of the same
church, at Greenfield Hill of which Presi-
dent Dwight, grandfather of President elect
Dwight, was for years pastor; Governor
Harrison and wife, Professor Smyth and wife
of Andover college and his brother, Rev
Northrop of Minnesota college, Rev. DIR.
Munger, Hon. Colin M. Ingersoll and wife,
Mr.. Philo S. Bennett, Mr.. Thomas g. Ben
nett of Yale corporation, Mr.. Frank E. Harri-
son and daughters, Rev. Els. Lines and wife,
General George 81. Ford and wife, Judge S
A. York and wife, Rev. Mr.. Nichols and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Mersick,
Professor Brewer and wife, Professor
Lyman and daughter, Mr.. F. G. Beach and
wife, Mr.. A. V. Armour and wife of Chica-
go, Ill Attorney Pm. Robinson and lady,
Professor johnson T. Platt and Miss Alice
Jordan, IL. B., Professor George F.
q. Russell, DIR. Carmalt and daughter,
Principal F. G. Bangs, Mr.. J. B. Fitch and
wife, Mr.. J. Mason Hoppin, Professor Hop
pin Rev Dr. Todd, wife and two daughters
and Miss Jones of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss
Hill of Southington; Mr.. B. G. Lake and
wife, Mr.. G. S. De Forest and wife, Judge
Martin Dudley of the class of
80, Rev Mr.. Mossman and wife,
Rev. Mr.. Buckingham of Springfield, mem
Der of Yale corporations; Judge Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, jr., of Boston; Professor S. E.
Baldwin, DIR. Lambert and wife of New
Professor Williams of Princeton college, Pro-
lessor Blake and wife, Mr.. F. S. Bradley,
Rev. Prof. Brastow, Professor A. NJ.
Ripley, Rev. Burdett Hart and wife,
Professor A: W. Phelps, Professor
o. c. Marsh, Captain G. H. Townshend, DR..
J. P. c. Boster, DR.. Francis Bacon and wife,
ex-Mayor Lewis, Mr.. and Miss Newberry,
DR.. c. A. Lindsey and daughter, Attorney
Henry Asher, Professor Wheeler, Hon. G. 7.
Driscoll, Mrs. Cady and Miss Cady and Miss
Gilbert of Des Moines, Iowa, and Miss Nichols
of East Haddam, whose brother spoke at
Center church in the morning; Livingston
w. Cleaveand and Mrs. Rev. J. B.
Cleaveland of Oxford, and Misses Jocelyn.
Wild and Foster of this city, and Miss Ham
mer of Branford, and Miss Currier of New
York, Mr.. Carlton Graves and Miss Graves
of this city, and Miss Tullman of Thompson,
and Miss Craig of Texas. Rev. Mr.. Ogden of
Mantle, Mr.. c. E. Graves, City Engineer
Hill, ]. A. Richardson of Yale bank and
Mis- Carrie Richardson, the Misses Hotch-
kiss of Chapel street, with Miss Kimball of
Boston, Mrs. Babcock and her brother, Mr..
Goodlett of Evansville, Indiana, guests of
the Misses Hotchkiss; Rev. Mr.. Andrews
of Guilford, A Wilcox of Wilcox &
Co. and daughter, and Miss Gelston of
Ann Arbor, Mich, and Miss Nash of Madi-
son, Mr.. Beagle of the Yale Glee club. The
reception closed at II o'clock.