Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
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,fal r H The Senior ana Junior Gernans Last RvsninG-TArsa Nature Held In sub- 1eesi0n by Enthusiastlc SpiRiss- Handsome Eavers and Pretty Fig ures.
 Now that the two upper class germans have taken place the events of the week are practically over, and to-day there will be a general scattering of the visitors to all parts of the country, and the town and college world will settle down once more to its usual quiet. though there will be . few to stay over yet few days and participate in several in- formal receptions held here and thsre. One thing is certain, that 1t will be some time be- fore the usual routine of studies, at the Uni- versity is once moSs fully established ,s. after 70 many interruptions and so much excite ment, both in the anticipation and in the realization, and 1t was for this reason that the faculty two or three years ago changed the time from February to an earlier date in the term. t
 The Junior German.
 The junior german was held in Alumni hall last evening, and over seventy couples participated. It was quite an elaborate af, fair. and everyone -seemed to be having a thoroughly good time- The favors were pretty and some of them quite odd. Mszeti and the music was rendered by portion of Lander's orchestra that performed at the | promenade the night before.
 Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Hoppin, Mrs. Walcott, Mrs. Huntington, Mrs. Tweedy, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Betts, Mrs. Barnes and Miss Whitney, were the ladies to preside over the favor tables. The german was led by Mir. 6. s. | r--- >GT The others present were the following Misses Frame, Moves, Davis, King, Green, Betts, Jewett. Robbins, Pompelle, Cald well, Kernochan, Curtiss, Brewster, Hayworth Townsend, Baird, Twitchell, Aiken, H. Whit ney, Socket, Brown, Foster, Frame, A. Green, AsOauley, Motley, Basement, Brice Hopkins, Belle Townsend, Lsntilhon, Twee. dy, Duykinch, Granniss. spsulding. Gilman Whitney, Simpson, Childs, Roberts, Hotch- kiss, Swan, Pardes, Le Bourgeois, Barnes Rhodes, Bsckus, Perkins, Ewell.
 Messrs. Pomeroy, Hopper, Coats, Moves witbeck, 4. J. Parker, Barnes, Farmer DeF. Grant, Slade, Johnson, R. Huntington Sscksts. Childs. Harvey, Davis, Lee, J. T NcBsaD, Green, s. Brown, Forsythe, Alter bury, Jewett, Robbins, Roby, Duychinck Dalzell, Cushing, Calhoun, N. McTweedy Oasemsht. Rhodes, Hale, D. Billings, Nc Bride, Otis, Heyworth, Richmond, Plum mer, Townsend, Dillingham;, w. McClintock T. McCauley, w. Billings, H. Billings, Thomp son, Cooley, Irwin, Lyford, Bunce, Waite Aiken, Griggs, Hopkins, Simms, Boardman T. Huntington, Rogers, Morse, H. Cheney Webster.
 The seniors had quiet but thoroughly en joyable time at Loomis' hall for their ger man. There were about forty couples pres ent to take part. Mir. Stowe Phelps le with Miss Gary and the patronesses wer Mrs Patten, Mrs. Crosley, Mrs Parsons Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Collier. There wer but two favor figures, including the souvenir The souvenirs were card cases for the me and fans for the ladies. The other favor were China candle sticks for the ladies an boutonnieres of artificial roses for the mer The remaining were ribbon figures. Mallo gave the music for the occasion. The other who took part were;
 Misses Kidd, Morehead, King, Croucl Ranlett, wesson, Merriam, Cary, Greenlea Parsons, Gotzain, Hough, James, Cook. Brown, Hitchcock, Dickinson, Farnam LudinRton, Dexter, Wells, Laying, Crosby Forepaugh, Hubbell, Skiddy, Jackson. Wi cox, Newport.
 | Messrs. Wallace, Capers, Hutchinson Fsrnhsm, Kneeland, Sherill, Newell, D. rant, Mosle, Kohler, Woodruff, Shaw, Shel
 wood, Crosby, Merriam, Baldwin, Parke Phelps, Parsons. Brooks, Bovey, Hougl James, Sheldsn, Armstrong, Mixer, MunsoI Day, Hitchcock, Dickinson, J. Ireland, Jacl son, Simmons, Yeomans, Morrison, Wait' | 6TlRBb. .s.