Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-20
FESTIVITIES CONTINUE.

FESTIVITIES CONTINUE.
The Annual Midssinter Concert OF
the Glee Cuba Large Reception
al the Cloister-The Senior and |
Sophomore Germans-An Informal |
Dance In the New Haven House,
All Brilliant Successes.
The festivities of promenade week are
now in full progress. Yesterday there
was reception by the Cloister club from
4 to pm. 1t was largely attended, about
three hundred being present. The patron
esses were Mrs. Terrell of New York, Mrs.
Farnam, Mrs. Sargent, Mrs. Bruce Fem,
Miss Sanford, Miss Hannah Whitney, Miss
Anna Richards of New Haven, Miss Page
of New York. The young ladies' who pre-
sided at the tea table were Miss VanIngen,
the Misses Terrell of New York and Miss
Bell of Paterson, N. J.
Prominent among those who were there
were the following: Professor and Mrs.
Henry W. Farnam, Mrs. w. F. Day, Miss
Robinson, Miss Yates, Miss Cook, Miss
Benson, Miss Green, Miss Allen. Miss Hol-
lister Mis- Mis-. Rye Miss Seller NJ. Miss hub
Miss Lambert, Miss Williams,
Miss Carey, Miss Chittenden, Miss Muir
freesic, Miss Rand, Miss Hay, Miss Wilder,
Miss Steddard, Professor Lounsbery, Miss
Henning, Mrs. and Miss Boyd, Deacon
Woodward, Miss Vale, Miss Denning,
Miss Brega, Miss Simonton, besides the
greater number of those of the classes in
college who will attend the promenade
this evening.
There was dance last evening also Civ
en- in the Cloister for those who do not at
tend either of the germans. There were
about twelve couples in attendance.
Among them Miss Webb and Mr.. Parsons
of New York, Miss Cook of Rochester and
of New York and Mr. Waring of savan-
nah, Ga; Miss Laying of New York and
Mr.. Jones of Cincinnati, o.; Miss Gamble
of New York and Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. Vought
of Buffalo, Mr.. January of St. Louis, Mr..
Beeson, Uniontown, Pa. The pat
tronesses were Mrs MCGEE of
Elmira, N. Y, and Mrs. Shoemaker
of New York. The main halls and parlors
of the building were beautifully decorated
with palms and house plants. Both events
were very much enjoyed by all present.
Yesterday afternoon tea was given by
the sophomore german committee at 227
Murray Bocock, to those members of the
sophomore class who attended the german
in the evening. It was largely attended.
Teas were also given by Messrs. Lambert
and Smith at 282 Lawrence, Messrs. Grouse
and Jones at 2O5 Durfee, Messrs. Ives and
Greer at 1886 Durfee, and Aessrs. Osborn
and Chisholm at 238 Durfee.
soPHOMRE GERMAN.
Directly after the Glee club. concert at
the Hyperion about fifty or sixty members
of the sophomore class, with their lady
friends, repaired to Warner hall. The
| dancing commenced as soon as possible
after the concert, and the strains of music
| did not cease until about o'clock this
morning. The hall was prettily decorated
with palms and flowers, and the music was
'94, of New York, led the first dance. The
dances were principally waltzes, polkas
and german figures. Mr.. J. NJ. Stewart OF
New Haven did the catering. The
favors were made by Mrs. Collins Of
New York, and for the ladies consisted o.
English two pence with silver four-leaved
clover in the center and the whole made
into brooch-pin. Those for the gentle
men are much the same, except that {
lucky penny is used instead of the two
pence piece, with "Good Luck, Yale '94
January 10, 1892" engraved on the back
The following ladies were the patronesses
Mrs. Solley, of Brooklyn; Mrs. Halbert. O.
St. Paul, Mimi; Mrs. Mccormick, of Har
risburg, Pa; Mrs. Wheelock, of St. Paul
Mimi; Mrs. Sedley, of Staten Island, N. Y
/ fo11nu,inrr fhnoo
F. Perkins and Miss Hoy, Emo and Mis-
Greenleaf, II. Perkins and Miss Williams
Price and Miss Hardness, Mccormick ani
Miss Simonston, Stillman and Miss Hus
ted, Williams and Miss Kingman, McKin
and Miss North, Billings and Miss Vale
Goss and Miss Goss, McLane. and Miss Hal
derman, Adams and Miss Worrell, Dick
son and Miss Cox, A. Potter and Mis-
Beard, Hammond and Miss Stokes, Van In
gen and Miss Page, Sheffield and Mis-
Loverack, Mcmillan and Miss Wilder, Fai
and Miss Ryan, Diven and Miss Rsthbone
Walcott and Miss Cockrane, Orr and Mis-
Cooke, Brooks and Miss Lockwood. Tread
, we'll and Miss Fitch, Richie and Miss Bs
ker, Winter and Miss Taylor, Boyle an
Miss Allen Nolan and Miss North, Todd an
Miss Sheldon, Bigelow and Miss Briggs
Howes and Miss Benedict, Bishop and Mis-
Bishop, Cary and Miss Cary, Boocock an
Miss Dixie, Auchincloss and Miss Webb
Richardson and Miss Richardson, Camp
bell and Miss Goss, Adams and Miss Wol
: rell, G. Burr and Miss Dunot, Henry an
Miss Henning, Wheeler and Miss Wheeler
There were some very pretty toilettei
among which light yellow silk costum
worn by Miss Lockwood was noticeable
Miss Cochrane was attired in light ever
ing toilette of red tulle. Miss Green1es
wore a beautiful pale blue sick. Mis-
Rich also was dressed in pale blue.
The sophomore germans have as a rul
, been very smally attended and they hav
in a number of cases had to unite wit
the senior german, but the class of g
has redeemed the honor of the occasio
by the brilliant success last evening.
SENIOR GERMAN.
The senior german was also held
Alumni hall last night Immediately afte
the Glee club concert. It was very 81
joyable affeir. The german was led by M
w. G. Ivison and Miss Williams of Ne
York, and Mr.. T. L. McClung and Mil
Brice of New York. The favors were 81
yer hat pins for the ladies and silver pc,
\ ellis for the gentleman, engraved wit
3 | Yale '92.
Among the seventy-five couple who pal
ticipated were: Mr.. E. H. Floyd-Jones an
Miss Dixon; Miss Dixon wore white sati
costume, cut and trimmed with pink rose
buds. Mr.. L. Mutually and Miss Perkins
the latter wore white tulle dress wit
feather trimmings. Mr.. w. B. Wright an
Miss Gardner, who wore light blue sill
Mr.. s. L. Lassell and Miss Lassell; Mis-
Lassell was very prettily attired in crem
satin with Turkish sash.
E. 81. Floyd-Jones and Miss Dixo1
Stuart Webster and Miss Brega, II. Cheen
and Miss Robinson, K. Cheeny and Nil
Ryle, ]. E. Wheeler and Miss Sargen
! Griffin and Miss Wrightman, Paddock an
l Miss Lord, T. Mutually and Miss Perkin
Hume and Miss BIaman, L. R. Parkt
q and Miss Hannah Whitney, !
Mason and Miss Cameron. G. Bill
and Miss Bliss, J. W. Hustle
and Miss Harrington, S. Hosmer and Mis-
t Barnes, A. L. Dingley and Miss Hosme
q W. Rockefeller and Miss Rockefeller, Turf
bull and Miss Freeman, Van Qugen an
Miss Beall, F. Woodruff and Miss Wood
r Orrick and Miss Orrick, J. S. Woodru
: and Miss Truesdell, Pierre Joy and Mi
!! III. B. Cheney, Il. Huntingtc
+ and Miss Dumond, r. Irelan
;. and Miss Rand, D. Monson ar
8 Miss Peck, Hall and Miss Hall, Badger an
7. Miss Louise Parker, W. B. Wright and Mi
,. Gardiner, Sears and Miss Sands, Denne
and Miss Denney, Colt and Miss Pruyl