Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-24

CLASS OF 1891.
For excellence in the mathematics of Junior year
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Allen Cameron, Caledonia, New York, and Moves |
For excellence in German, the prize awarded to
George Pratt starkweather, New Haven, with hon.
orable mention of Edward Owen Sutton, Spring
For excellence In all the studies Of freshman year.
MENTION os
Ken AdamS Ns md Mswsn Sherman aoys B9uson
For ssceiisnce in aslmsn the prize se. divided be-
tween Samuel Athison Harsh, Denver, Col, and
msnten y Francis %ukn Adams New asasn
George Ell Nettletsn, New Haven, and Paul ster-
For sxceiisnce in chemistry. the prize divided
between Francis Mulliken Adams, New Haven,
e. ri
. FL sxesiIeaes IN physics, the prize awarded to
honorable mention Of Samuel Atkinson Harsh. |
Denver, COL. and Charles Butler Chandler, Hart
For excellence in mathsmatics,th the prize awarded
to
aisnoux. Monroe. N. \, and Theophlius Nelson,
For excellence in mechanical drawing the prize
to WaSS Gpn n5sg Nw
win, Lahaina, Mani Mani H. j.; Samuel Fray; Bridge
osP5 Ssson
The class committee were Everett G..
Griggs, Oliver Smith Lyford, John @. Pow
ell.
The candidates for degrees are:
Civil engineers, Frank e. Brown, Phi. B.,
Redlands, CAL; AorganW Phi. B., New
York city.
Mechanical engineers, James A. Seymour,
Phi. B., Auburn, NY. -
Bachelors of Philosophy: William L. ARM
strong, B.A., Chicago, H.; George 2. Bissell,
Whitneyville; Wendell Phillips Brown,
Plainfeld, Conn; John P. Cheney. South
Manchester. Conn. Ralph R: Clapp, Pawtuck-
ct, R. l.; Harry g. Day, Seymour; Walter
Louis, MO-; Julian Dubois, Hudson, N. T.;
Alexander w. Evans, New Haven; Ralph s.
| Goodwin, IT,, Thomaston, Conn; Neil Gray,
jr., Oswego, N. T.; E. G. Griggs, Tacoma,
Wash; Charles Newton Gum, New Haven;
Charles L. Kirsohner, New Haven; Harvey
r. Lsxson Union, Conn o E1snkl n
a 1sssss 81 Sawyer eH''s Gisy Fl; '' William
| @. Marshall, Cromwell, Conn; Alfred W.
Ogden, Keyport, N. j.; Robert E. Peck, New
Haven; John F. Pennell, New Haven; Frank
R. Rich, New Haven; Charles T. Richmond.
bury; Chester B. Shepard, Middletown,
Conn; Albert W. Turner, Northfeld, Conn.,;
Henry L. Wheeler, Chicago, ILL.,; Philip Al
len, Providence, r. l.; Cyrus NJ. Arnold,
New York city; Horace R. Bur.
rift, New Haven; VIM. q. Butler, Olean,
N. Y. Robert l.. Easement, Painesville,
O.; Horace P. Cheney, South Manchester,
Nelson L. Deming, Danbury, Conn; Law
renee Heyworth, Chicago, ILL.,; Theodore D.
Irwin. Albany, N. Y; Adrian NJ. Isham,
New York city; Walter 7. Ives, Montreal,
Canada; William J. Judson, New
York city; 1,7 Elbridge B: Keith. Obi
ven; Eugene Lentilhon, New York city;
Herbert Mcbride, Cleveland, O.; Frank D.
McCaulley, New York city; Henry P. Nc.
Knight, Louisville, KY; Frank A. Maloney,
New Haven; Fred J.. Mann, Utica, N. Y;
James N. Murdoch, Pittsburg, Pa. Paul
Broadalbin,N. z; Charles A: Otis ,jr:, Cleve-
land, O.. Gain F. Paddock, st. Louis. Mo. ;
John 9: Powell, Dayton, O.; William 8.
Buby, Rochester, N. T.; Charles F. Rogers,
New Caanan, Conn.,; Amos L. Schaeffer, B.
A., Fleetwood, Pa; William A. Sims, Day
ton, o.; George J. Spencer, Old Saybrook,
Conn; Walter T.. Spencer, Guilford, Conn. ;
CHARLES B. Spruce, Kenosha, Wis; John O..
Tracy, Fair Haven, Conn.
THE SENIOR PROMENADE.
Last evening Alumni hall was presented a
scene far different from its ordinary gloomy
GOODNESS. Bright lights, handsome decora-
tions, tripping feet and merry hearts were
there in place of shadowy darkness, bare
: walls, the measured pace of watchfnl profess
sors and the anxious and nervously busy vie
tim Gagged there for the hateful examina
| tions.
The decorations were profuse and exceed
ingly effective. From the ceiling was sus'
pended the old 86 class shell and from the
| chandeliers long baskets of flowers. The
| windows were banked with smilax, laurel
and roses.
|, Outside were stretched long lines Of Japan.
little way off. Besides there were a
number of electric lights placed at differ
ent partsref -.hs campus: The walks were
cHrpeted all along the way rom thu hail
! down by Lawrence and ACROSS in front OF
the Cabinet building. returning to the
promenade and the walk was one continual
stream of promenadsrs until late hour.
Not few found comfort and solacs in oc.
cupying the class day seats between dances
and ALEC under the alumni tent
afternoon just in front of Durfee.
ers, had tent by tie side Of the entrance to
the hall, where the catering was done. The
music by Lander's orchestra was Of the
high order of finieh which characterizss tina.
organization. The choice program was as
follows:
/, waltz; 2, polka; 8, waltz; galop; g.
waltz; 8, polka; z, york; 8. polka; 0, waltz
H., polka; -, waltz; intermission; -
Lanciers; Is, waltz; 10, polka, 20, waltz
81, polka; 90, waltz; %, waltz: "a, waltz.
Among the many people present and some
, of the pretty gowns are the following: Mr..
. and Mrs. Thomas g. Bennett, Mrs. K. 81
English, Miss Phillips of Birmingham In
white silk MULE trimmed with white velvet
Mise Sheldon, green crepe, Turkish embroid
cry; Miss Trowbridge, blue silk mule; Misi
, Smith, white silk tulls overdress. corsage
bouquet Of white roses; Mics Dana. pale
green silk, striped silver tulle overdress, dec.
ollste; Miss Kate Trowbridge; Miss Wurta
Miss Ethel Wilcox in white; Mics
. Badger Of Boston in white elk
the Misses Lamb, the Misses Robbins Of
Wethers6eld, Mrs. w. g. Brinsmade Of
Washington, Miss Ella York in fringing sill
yer tulle, DR.. aud Mrs. Il. E. Smith, Mas
, Jessie Nix, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Tyler and
Miss Tyler. DR.. and Miss Lindsley, Ray. Mr.
, Bishop, Miss May Earle Of Lowell, Mass, In
yellow tulle, Miss Mae Darlington of Farm.
| ington in o light blue silk tulle, deoollete
: mousquetaire tan gloves, short pulled sleeves
accompanied Dy MISS Vanoerhp OF Boston
the two young ladies being matronized
by Mrs. J. B. Darlington of New Haven
, Miss Winifred Holt Of New York, BLACK
trimmed with yellow gold; Miss Edith Holt
white silk tulle overdress, roman sash
trimmed with oornfowers; Miss Riley, white
silk; Miss Field of Louisville; Miss Bruce Of
' Louisville; Mrs. Field and Miss May Field Of
Louisville; Miss Gertrude Witherspoon, Mrs
Charles DeForrest, Mrs. and Miss May Bish.
op and Miss Wilcox of New York; Miss
Helen Baldwin, Miss Packard; Henry Holt
q 49,; Miss Constance Blake, Miss
Ketchum of New York; Miss
Kenochon, Miss Alice Walker, Miss
Virginia Johnston, Miss Laura Stoughton
q Miss Baldwin, white satin with white lace
Miss Eaton, pink grenadine brocade satin
Miss Garfield, India silk, trimmed with am
I. Der passementerie; Miss Kate Sperry in white
= pink roses; the Misses Sargent, Miss Dwight
Q blue silk MULE; Miss Helen Win
ehell, yellow trimmed with buttercups
r Professor and Mrs. w. K. Townsend, Nisl
Daisy White, Professor and Mrs. D. CadJ
Eaton, Mrs. Bolton in white brocaded silk
Miss Lille Miles In pink silk and white lace
f Miss Atwater In pale green silk silver tulls
1 DIR. and Mrs. George Trowbridge of New
York.
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW HAVEN HOUSE.
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