New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
YALE BOYS SING AND PLAY.
THEIR ANNUAL CONCERT GREAT SUCCESS
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT

THEIR ANNUAL CONCERT GREAT SUCCESS
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT
The annual concert Of the Yale Gee and Banjo Club,
for the benefit Of the university crew. was given last
evening at the concert al Of the Madison Square Gar
den In the presence OF large and fashionable audi
ence, such is wont TO assemble these occasions
students always have many friends, and the col
lege has many OF its who know not the individual
students many also desire the prosperity Of the col
ege crew. yet Others know that the concert Is sure
10 be interesting the best of houses is assured. II
is not too much-scarcely enough, in factto say that
the concert more than realized all reasonable expeca-
tons The distinctive college songs were amusing
as usual and as much enjoyed while the parts Of the
programme devoted TO more serious musical efforts
were given with thoroughly artistic method and effect
The selections given were follows:
Skirt Dance, MeyerJdltz. Banjo Club; Meath tho
EIms Carmn. Yalen. Cannibd 1dyl Taber On the
Water Ktchell Shepard, Mr.. Wurts and club; Tne
Jumblies, lngraham Nadjy Waltz. ChassaiGne' Eanlo
Club Chanson de Floran. GODDARD. NJ. Robinson and
c,nh. Medley. Carmin Yalen: a) Integer Vitae Car
min Yalcn; Cb Show Me the Scotelman, CaJmln.
Yalen Lullaby, Kjerulf, Mr.. Carr and cnb Funeral
March OF a Marisnette. Gcurod. Banjo Ciuo' fredica
ments Lee and Tweedy. Mr.. Cooley ana ciub ta) Be
ware Williams; Qj She Was But Seven. Hawley !;
Anticone Lee and Tweedy. Mr.. Runyon ana ciuD :
Bright College Years, Csrmn. faen
The members Of the clubs, all OF whom deserve
every credit for the careful training that they showed
and their consequent skilful execution are Z. +.
Cooley president Glee Club ". II. c. Corson, presl-
dent Banjo Club z. V. Hale manager. Glee Club
First tenor F. E. Mygat, L. S.; W. F. Poole, tr '9i ;
o. A. schrelber, 02: J. T. Carr '92 S. l.. Lasell 92
W. S Moyle '91 second tenor: Theodore Berle,
T. S.; c. W. Boltwood, L. S.; c. p. Cooley, '91 g. b.
Hollister 92; F. w. Hlnkle, '92 A. ErSkine, 'S3 s.
First bass A. G. Robinson. ~ H. S. Lyman, 02 !;
F. j. Price 90; W. 3. Woodward, '02 s.. a. G
Dngley '02 p ~ Wurs, '01 S.. J. b. Solley, 1r. '94
Second bass t. n. Lillagore '01 Il. X. Farvel 81 ;
W. j. IIutchins, '92; N w. Green, '94; w. N. Runyon
'92. Banjo Club-Ban eaurlnes W. r. c. Corson
'91 F. R. Oaster 01; W. G. Preston, 91 S.. Stuart
Webster, '92; F. E. Gatchel, 49, Plccolo banJos
4. o. stanard, 92; c. S. Towle 100 S. Banios: E. L.
Munson NJ S.; c. II. Wood, '01 s.; J. J. Brooks, '93
S. Mandolins: S. c. Thompson, 01 Jayson Evans
'03 S. Guitars C. w. Boltwood, L. S.. G. &. Carter
'91 II. II. Tweedy, '91; P. J. Wurtz. '91 S.; L. W.
Gunckel, '91 S.; @. L. Beeson, '92 S.; W. a. Os-
born, '93.
Among the people present at the concert were Will
lam NJ Evarts, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
ex-Secretary and Mrs. Whitney Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
NJ Dodge, Daniel T. Worden, Mrs. William Jafray,
Miss JaffIay, Mrs. Corneia Rogers, Mrs Philip SANDS
and the Misses Sands, Mrs. oliver Sumner Iean'
Mrs. Anne Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Ly-
man, ex-Judge Rowland and Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The patronesses were Mrs. Henry II. Anderson,
Mrs George A. Adee, Mrs. John w. Auchincloss. Mrs
Charles Atterbury, Mrs. Charles T. Barney Mrs. .. NJ
BENJAMIN, Mrs Frederick H. Belts, Mrs. benjamin
Brewster. Mrs. j. Townsend Burden, Mrs. Robert Col
gate, Mrs Horace H. Chttenden, Mrs Henry E Coe
Mrs. NJ. Dwight COLLEEN Mrs. Theodore Cuyler MIS-
Robert W. De Forest, Mrs. Francis Deaheld, MIS-
Chauncey NJ Depew, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs
Charles c. Dodge Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge, Mrs. William
NJ Evarts Mrs William c. Cullver, Mrs. Burton ~
Harrison, Mrs c. G.. Haven. jr, Mrs Henry Holt MIS-
William W. Hoppin, Mrs Gerald i. Hoyt, Mrs Charles
d. Ingers0ll, Mrs BmytOn Ives Mrs. o. b. jennings
Mrs. j. Frederic Kernochan Mrs. Edward l.. Keyes'
Mrs Sherman W. Knevals, Mrs. Daniel Lord, jr., Mrs
George De Forest Lord Mrs. Hart Lyman, Mrs Alfred
b. Mason Mrs. William D. Morgan. Mrs. George Mosie
MIS-. Willard Parker Mrs. John E. Parsons, Mrs Henry
c. Potter Mrs Roland Redmond, Mrs. William ROCK
feller Mrs w. w. Sbiddy Mrs. William Douglas Sloane,
Mrs. Henry t. Sloane, Mrs. Alexander H. stevens Mrs
II. a. c. Taylor, Miss Townsend Mrs Cornehus nan
son, Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore, Mrs William G.
Whitney Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop, Mrs. Frank B.
Witherbee and Miss whitney ......s ~ .,o.u,ouu
night, at her house No. West Fifty seventh st., with
was handsomely decorated with flowers pink and white
roses being used and there were also dapngs OF blue
Sa1cins 9 was most informal Among the guests were
Miss May Jaray, Miss Cornelia Rogers. Miss Parsons
Cornelius vanderbilt Miss Belts J. Woodward Haven;
Richard Paipcr, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Haven. Mr. an, ana
risen, jr. Miss Baldwin. Ford Huntington, Miss Ethel
Morgan, Orga ~ Archibald Harrison, Mr.; and MrV G.
Gay Pecno RerPea. Mss HEDO PncSct F. Dyer IT, Mrs
Lillian stokes, Miss Burden. Mrs H. L. Burnett " Miss Is
Sloane. Mr. and Mrs. R. Mortimer. Miss Chapman.
Miss Rita Pomeroy. Fleming Tuckerman, Sherrard Ives
WeserTe Mess nSI MI Miss amp POST roWnsend McKecver Miss
Bend Charles Huntington, Lieutenant F. s. Garter
Foyd-Jones, Mrs Nicholas Fish, Miss Fish. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt and +. II. Baldwin.