Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL PROMENADE.

The Seniors at the Hyperion-The Appearance.
 The weeks festivities of H. H. s. cul- minated in the promenade held at the Hyperion last evening. As in college cir cles the junior "prom." is the event looked forward to as the social event of the year, 50 in the high school the "prom." is the great event which it is every scholars ambition to participate in. And delight full it is to "trip the light fantastic" in such fairy land as the Hyperion theater last evening was. The parquet had been hoored over even with the stage and the entire surface was laid in crash. Plush draperies in yellow, blue and red com pletely enveloped the balcony fronts, re- lieved at times by plush banner, while the lower boxes were hung in blue plush, the others being decorated with flag fans with l handsome satin banners on the sides. Each column was decorated with long satin banner.
 A beautiful umbrella of red, white and blue was suspended from the upper ceiling and from It's four sides hung smaller ban ners. From the proscenium arch to the top of the upper balcony. were snS the of ssd sssrv white was and | also also draped with fans made up poi of figs of | different nations. Over the stage front hung the class motto. The theater was l illuminated by electric lights shaded in pink, shedding most exquisite, delicate l coloring over the entire scene. The effect l was beautiful. Fourteen temporary boxes 1 were erected on the south and east sides of the stage and on the west side was plat. form for the orchestra.
 l The boxes were occupied as follows: No. 1, Walter c. Mansfield; No. 9, John N. | Farrep; No. 3, the patronesses; No. A. Nos. 5 and 6, the teachers of the high school; Nos. 7 and 8, members of the
 board of education. Dr. Winchell as
 signed his private box to the use of the | reception committee. Some of the ladies
 who occupied boxes are as follows: Mrs.
 Charles Pratt, Miss Margaret Manson, Miss
 Mccarthy, Mrs. A. L. Chamberlain Mist
 Hall, Miss Mabel Lanoraft, Miss Carlene
 M. Curtis, Miss Alice Maynard, Mist
 Evelena V. Rockwell.
 The grand march at s:3o o'clock was led by Mir l Charles P. Walker; chairman of the floor com | mittee, and Miss Emmie Webb attired in a cos
 were MISS s Josephne S Webb % in o costDme @
 lavender silk; Miss Alice Scranton, attired il
 grey; Miss Alice Fitch, in grey; Miss Gamble
 striped pink brocade and white; Miss Ross
 cream white; Miss Nicoll, white silk; Miss Grac
 Kellam, white silk; Miss Calm, black silk; Mis l E. R. Andrea, white nuns yelling, with whit
 point lace; Miss Grace Littlejohn, white silk
 Miss Bainbridge, white silk; Miss Munson whit ! satin; Miss Ramsdall, blue mule.
 Miss Lillie Dickinson of Hartford, pink sill | and corsage bouquet of red roses.
 Miss Marian Miller of Waterbury, orange silk
 Miss Agnes Hall, Grecian gown of white silk.
 Miss Jennie Dyckning, a costume of white silk
 Miss May H.li, green crepe ps de ehien :,.+
 Miss Joslin and Miss Darton.
 The Misses Wilson of Bridgeport in Mr. Earle
 box.
 NJ ss Edith Hart, red costume.
 l The Misses Austin, pink costumes.
 Miss Hattie Morgan in white.
 Miss Narromora of New Britain, Miss France
 grey with pink; Miss Manson, white silk; Mis- T Margaret Manson, white silk; Miss Fannie Ho
 s Ms Jossp5iae % Webb lavender; y IN Miss Emmi mi
 yellow; Mh; Miss 4lce Fitch, s grey; S Miss s Louis
 Fitch, white; Miss Lillian Brown, light green Miss Mabel bel Lee %hite; Miss AndrsT. ; } Miss Ross, cream white; Miss NicolI, white silk Miss Grace Kellam, white silk; Miss Calm, blac
 Miss hEsn sE Bainbridge, white silk; Miss Munson, white satir Miss Rsinsdal blue mule; Miss Frisbie, in white Miss Henrietta Levey, white silk with Fernerald . trimmings Miss Estela Barry, sky blue sill
 lace trimmings; Miss Annetta Bree white sill
 feather trimmings; Miss Fannie Thompson; Mis
 Mary Montgomery, gray silk; Miss Estella Da ton, pink silk; Miss K. A. Sperry, white silk wit l diamonds; Mrs. E. F. Pratt, heliotrope wit
 black China lace and diamonds; Mrs. K. Merwir l black silk, heliotrope and diamonds; Mrs , 1 Wells, black and white moria, silk trimming | and diamond ornament.
 l Miss Lillian Tipson of New York, black lac ! and diamond ornaments; Miss Mamie Mccarthy Parisian gown, sapphire blue and embroidere 1 chiffon; Miss Jennie Mccarthy white silk mule | with old point lace and pearls; Miss May E | cock, pink crepe de chien.
 Miss Margaret Ransom, blue crepe; Mis | Amelia Rouch of New York, pale green wit | chiffon trimmings Miss Grace North, white sill Miss Beata BiSSell, pink silk and Fedora lace. Miss Edna Reed, white albatross; Miss GraC l Hunt, white crepe trimmed with ostrich featl | CTS.
 Miss Jennie Dillon, foam green, with di, | monds; Miss Gertie Tyrel lavender and whit ! China silk, with white roses; Miss Winfred Atkin ! white China silk, ostrich trimmings, red rose Miss Grace Ryder, blue China silk and chiffon Miss Lizzie Lyman, blue embroidered sill ? pearls and diamonds.
 Miss Edith B. Loomis white striped sat ! grenadine la watteau, pink roses. Miss Charlotte A. Bushnell, pink and white Il 9 dia silk with lace trimmings, pink roses. r Miss Harrlet Morgan, white creton. Miss Caroline Sperry pink silk.
 Miss Clara G. Smith, white silk, pink trin | mings.
 Miss Marguerite Bainbridge of Brooklyn WE l charmingly dressed in Q decollete gown of pin l cashmere.