Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-22
THE SOPHOMORE GERMAN.

THE SOPHOMORE GERMAN.
 A Brilliant Party at Loomls'-A Bright
 Promise of Bellies and Beauties for
 the Junior Promenade.
 Loomis' Temple of Music presented g
 lively scene last evening after the concert at
 the Hyperion. It was the occasion of the
 sophomore german and many of the fair guests of the college who will capture the
 all too susceptible hearts of half the univer-
 sity at the Junior promenade that evening
 engaged in the gay preparatory skirmish
 with their gallant friends yesterday night.
 It seemed as if half of the fair guests of
 Ysle's social season were tripping over the
 glossy floor in the happy mazes of the waltz
 or merrily chatting with their attentive es-
 corts about the hall. The evening was a
 most pleasant ending for the concert and
 promises brilliant galaxy of bellies and beauties for the great event of this evening which Is seldom eclipsed by social gathering. The programme last evening consisted of five ribbon figures and five favor dances. It
 was carried out in most happy manner. E. s. Brewster and E. B. Hoppin were the leaders. The gaities lasted till late hour and were most suspicious opening to the pleasures of the Yale season.
 AT THE NEW HAVEN HOUSE.
 &AAoSA nt the Hyperion, many of the fair guests of the college turned the parlors of the New Haver House into the most charming of lively re. ception balls and the number of Yale men who gathered to pay their tributes of admir-. ation and gsllantry to the pretty ones was very large. Informal music and dancing rounded up the evening and most pleasura ble and delightful scene was finally hid by
 the curtain of night at very late hour. The gunior Promenade.
 The great event of the college year, the junior promenade, promises to be 8 grand and brilliant success, worthy of any of itf predecessors. The armory is gay with dec orations and workmen will be busy through. out the day in completing the beautiful scene. The rooms used as the gentlemen's coat room last year will be used for the same purpose this year. The officers rooms over the entrance will be used as ladies' dressing rooms. All carriages approaching the arm' ory must go down Meadow street, and after the promenade they must return by way oi Whiting and George streets.
 The Fair Visitors.
 To-day will undoubtedly be bright one ! in the life of many Yale collegian and ths fair visitors will be shown about the city and | college grounds by their throng of Yale ad | mirers. The New Haven House is filled witt { pretty young ladies, who have come to \ help their brothers and friends celebrate the great social events of the season. Every | available room in the hotel is taken. The number that arrived yesterday was greater than that of many former years and all indi' cations point to grand gala time for col legians to-day-at least those who are fortu nats in having their fair friends with them ir fha a;k Tho ;uo1a ak ho House to @ late hour last night are given be low:
 YALE's VISITORS.
 Henry F. Clark, New York; Henry B. Williams Miss Bradley, H. A; Norton. of Boston; H. Kemp
 Pjttz6urs; Miss Williams. Mrs Williams. Utica, \
 Hiss Chambers, Orange, N, J.: Miss Pruyn, Mrs. J
 Pruyn, Albany. R R. 6,ans. Duncan M Mss san ane Miss Graves and Mrs John O. Graves, Bufralo; Mis-,
 soEdon. st; Paul; is Miss shomaksr Mrs aarlen
 Miss Sage and Mrs. Dean sags, Albany; Mrs Georg'
 Miss fss1 aff
 and ssnr lss
 Major Majoro Mc6auley, Mrs: v: Tingue
 n:' and k fPd xe ss' aad Sage, Ithaca; Miss Annie Q. Goodloe: Lexington
 F: w. Cheney, South Manchester; the Misses Irwin | Mrs. Irwin. Miss Bulkeley. Mrs: A. Johnson, Mis- \ Johnson. Miss Howard, Mrs. Frank l.. Howard
 Miss Brainerd, Miss Cooley, Miss Matson, Hartford \ Miss F. L.. Meigs, Titus B. Meigs, New York \ Miss Grace Barker, Mrs. M. Barker, Mrs. E. S
 Pike. Chicago; Miss Charlotte Benedict. Mrs. Fred Plummer, Mrs John F. Pummer, Providence; Will | liam E. Cenypgham, D. E. Kittredge. Rochester Mrs W. S. Walcott, New York Mills; Howard W \ Shaw, New Ham pshire; Miss Helen Weyman, Mrs M. L. Weyman, Pelham Manor; Miss Kalbfeisch Mrs. .kalbfeisch, New York; Miss Briggs Pittsburg | Miss Cooke Miss Edwards, Mrs. Vim. Edwards | J. Lehman, Cleveland; Miss F. Curtin Mrs. Georgt | Moorhead, Mrs. W. J. Moorhead, Pittsburg; J. E Greembaum, Chicago; Miss A. O. Moen, Mrs Smed | berg Miss Smedberg, Mrs O. H. Penney, Miss H ! A. Jackson Jacob Colven, George B. Osborn, Mrs | John O. Southwick, Miss Southwick, Mrs. E. A ! Buck, Mrs. L. H. Grail. Miss E. J. Ward. F. J Dominick, Mrs. John F. Hummer, Miss Hummer rallo of Nav yorh