Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-09
JUNIOR PRoMENADE TONIGHT

At Carll's Opera HOuse-A Very Bril-
 liant Scene Expected-A Large Arr
 rival of Guests From Out of Town.
 All preparations for the junior promenade to night at Carll's Opera House are reported to be completed most satisfactorily and with abundant promise that the promenade tonight will equal if not exceed in brilliancy any pre- vious effort by any preceding class. At least the indications point in that direction and, according to campus reports, the display of beauty will exceed that at the last senior promenade. The committee for tonight are John Rogers, jr., chairman; James R. Shef- field, floor manager; I. Archibald, jr., E. L. Blake, F. s. Chase, Samuel Knight, R. w. Playford, w. L. Thacher, G. s. Woodward. Vigetti, New York man, will cater. He oficiated at the senior promenade and has made arrangements to the intent of serving all satisfactorily and with out crowding or the destruction of fabulous amount of china ware. The re- treatments will be served in the front veMi- bule of the opera house, and the supply of rations will be fenced in and served over the fence To avoid rush those desiring re- treatments must enter the opera house through one door and go out by another. Should the crowd in the lobby at any time become too great the entrance door will be barred until there is room for more. An other table will be laid on the second story for those who do not go upon the floor.
 The decorations of the opera house will far surpass that of all previous promenades. The usual trophies and the shell will adern the walls and ceiling, and in addition many nov cities are promised by the decorator.
 Following were the promenade arrivals at l. l. o4 night:
 Miss Burt, Detroit, Mich; Mrs. J. W Knapp, Miss Pomeroy, Miss Barrett, Auburn, N. r.; Mrs c: C. tie, New Marlboro; Murray Burtis, Mrs. co Dodge Miss Dodge Miss Bigelowt c. s. Dodge, New York forna sRefed P6eps hs Ney Y 9orE Miss Pierce Brooklyn,N.Y:; Miss Cunningham, Wilkesbarre Pa ; oge Kn9RP Hfca L Aer NeW NsoGgs Gsven ;S New Haven MT Miss 3 %5ss Jennings; fz' x9FE Sns56 dSs!s: Baltimore; Miss Forepaagh, St; Paul; MSS Play, ford VniontSwn Pa ,i Proetsr Cinsnnati Minn Cheney, South Manchester; Miss K. Lambert, New York Mrs John Rogers Miss sege1s stamford Miss Boston; Miss Ross, Boston; Miss Pierce, New Bed, Lambert New York; Mrs: smith, Miss smith, Miss Leeeomb, Brooklyn; Ben njamin orne New York; w. A Neil, Miss Mary Neil Miss Brandegee. Berlin, Ct Miss Mamie John McGinnis, Miss McGinnis, New York; Mrs Day, Miss Day, Miss Lanman, Hartford, Ct; Minn.; Thomas Porter, wife and maid. MontcIair \; J.; George Eddy, New York; Mrs Miss Wallace. Ansona Mrs Robert Hoe, jr., Miss Hoe, Mis Olivia Hoe, c. s. Winston, New York; Mrs. W. W. Phelps. Miss Mortimer: Miss Coe, Miss Boardman, Mrs. c. H. Ludington, Miss Ludington, Miss Brnsnade, Miss Brown, Miss Porter Miss K. Ludington. Miss Mckay, New York; Mrs J. B. Wilson, New York; Miss Warner, New York; W. C. Crosby, Boston; H. W. Wick and wife, Miss Rainey, Miss Wick, Cleveland, O.; L. F. H. Ran som, London; G. A. Luters. N. Y.;- Charles s. Moves, New York; Mrs. J. H. Locke, Miss Lo. Ike, Francis Warden, Cambridge. Mass. Miss Katie Lewis, Mrs White, Miss Whte New York; Mrs. Frank E. Richmond, Miss Richmond Mrs. Thomp