Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-26


attorneys Of the city and others last even
ing asking the general assembly to recon- |
slider its action Of yesterday. The pc
most prominent lawyers of the city.
THE CLOSING FESTIVITIES.
The Junior Promenade at the Second
Regiment Armory Ends the Yale
Social Week Festivities-One of the
Greatest Social Events at Yale-The
Afternoon Teas.
The three, all too short days in which
the charms of the presence of some of the
fairest of feminine beauty and loneliness
of the land are now past. Past are the
teas, the germans, the hops, the concert,
and most bitter Of all the prom. All are
now but q remembrance. And many
sad eyed youth begins to view with empty
pockets the array of little notes humbly
proffering bills for "services rendered"
But one aud all agree that the end is worth
the means and so cheerfully ''send them
home to papa"
Yesterday was of course the grand finale
and the day was one merry round of festi-
vities, the teas in the afternoon and the
prom in the evening ct the Second regi-
ment armory, which had been decorated
by G. 81. Roster of New York who has
decorated it for come years. The follow
ing teas took place yesterday afternoon:
THETA XII
The annual tea by the Theta Xi society
~ tha,- III ho.ao one c.. .t.oot &C.,
TO q o.o1ock Tb;. Ia a1w.vs ono of ".
most eniovsbla events of the ya1a sccia,
week and wss sttsnded bv largo nnmber
of people. The whole house was thrown
open and the rooms were all prettily dec
GRATED with ferns and palms. Wells Or
chestra disooursed music and refreshments
were served by the steward. The patron
esses were Mrs. E q. Trowbridge. Mrs
I0nAnn Ea'Ieu, mfs' q. oIaut tnomP 2
M TIE. IL onouet' Mie. gu, nfs. l.
u blsnop tnose VINO poured tea we're
Ws1d MIS- RarLs- Mss Prstt "''s
Among those present were Mrs. Ruther-
ford, Mrs. John Rogers, the Misses Smith,
M Mi rosAe.', 'ne ULYSSES otouSntoh, the
Me- Gamrhal1 - Co. E.ono;ao l'1 MI" Was
ner MIRA. Fl Whittemore. Miss Jovce
| Miss Welles, Miss Barney, Niles Tillotson,
Miss Lum, Miss Stannard.
AT SO WALL STREET.
tea WAS slso Given at AZ Wall street
ra .a Ia,,.o1. o+to,s.a M. ot-
Oh" ""' A".s' "''oA no p"',on
esses were MIS-. IreadWeli OF Albany, N.
~ Mrs. Welr' MIS- captain Fetit, MIS-.
Charles Barker, Mrs. Howell.
AT THE cLo1sTER CLUB.
The tea at the Cloister club. 1874 Wall
| .,r..+ MAC o++ana.a h. aL,+ ano ,oo,,,.
~, w.. wv
| Inc mousse WAS Prettliy oecoraseo VIII
palms, ferns and potted plants by Cham,
| pion. An elegant collation. was served.
The patronesses were Mrs. Walter G.
| Camp, Mrs. W. W. Farnam, Miss Esther
Stoddard, Mrs Warren, Miss Evans and
| Miss Vale.
| THE 5uN1oP pponENADr
| ..coros snd ~. ~ 80 non
On the light fantastic far ts ' toe y
Ana oortoin1. e., - III .. ,o,,
| OIL ioe'
| nisn'' usio' "sn'' ooior' oriii'ahoy sno
| the dance were the fairy eharmers who
held sway. Every prom seems to sur.
nass Ito nredscassor and that of t,o o1o.s
ps N. IN ~
Oh "a Will TAKE lts RANK as certainty one
of the greatest social triumphs in the his
tory of Ysls Never was the old srmory
tbronee ed with q more brilliant assembled
of the vouth and beantv of the conntrS
| Never was the armory decorated prettieT
| EVERYTHING seemed to conspire to make
| '94's prom a never to be-forgotten social
event. The epirit of youth, beauty and
gaisty united in one splendid effort tc
brilliancv of the gathering
A. ono srst amtarad .ha ox, !.
s.aea T," ~ ma+urs hersa .ne hs a5hu !,
san ea,,as+ ha o neie I, H em Ieht 81.
herssis se e1;nssd IL 81, anu NJ haa nnaiy peer
nelsell ecnPsed IN all ner beauties oy the
into.il p" ae a. nanu VI ar. Inc oarre5
hn tha VI rnost n1soasng was vas I han
ayo-nnoer. fro1, I;.t1as an .ha. moni a''l
rmotl, hern ,nto hr;I,,ant ,;aataa % IAN
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en4irs1H b;5dan ~ hrotir $3.50 ~ W" az
oracsf1, fsstoons from LIZ ~ s;d. ~ ~
ccanobt several times across ~. oe;,;nn
bnt the whole srranoement vas so s;ror,sf.
as the coIors themselves. The Galleries al
either end of the armorv were decorated
in the same simple. vet elegant wav Al
| both ends of the armory Tho foIds ~
hnntino vera most arti.+ios11n o--ans.aa
Tha sr,a1l ,.in5o,rs 'ssAo .i e.snseo.
s:.n ".a:e " Ine s,oes were
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I so.u w oaue. pe1weeh tnese WIN,
I've mea1 ''"inS VI orocaoeo ELK OF
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.,d an5 ~ Nv m0 Hi an aonS sne si1e
dscorated Tbssa wsrs sttad ~n anu 10y
s;Hsir ead +ha fn-n;sh;nn ms'ea W eApen.
$500. a. - ' an;t 49, hni9 " eacn M M.l
TO rs;I;,~z e go. ~ o Iii .as'e. Ans
III, ioi n aoloss 'ne nait were Mouno
~ sa. naIia "a 'ae s'ai5s 70
S Sto ;.,, s"ey "ess s!so oeG0r-
$780, WIN :, tha h.,, anu ieI Isa e Inc
9Th n1sn+s and ,,a,ms TIC sorsi 1 ao na,ea
| tions were in keenino with the osnaraI ala
canoe Of the transformation Ssvsrsl
hundred palms and other NOTED nlants
were arranged about the hall in most
| tsstafnI mannar bnoa Aorol footho1I
hsarino tho o1ass nnma-a1s ,1os a,s,.,aa5
| 49, r. o.,,ta- - ~ 1870" 80 =
"ooso Ino ~: 'uo oHuoIos uoo.' auo
~ 1aen Se 49,. We. He 'Mo elgut oar
| ,not;.a n,s;tfon. Is 81 VI
EarTord oraus ct The raoa Lot snmn,or
The ARRANGEMENTS for snnner this vea-
were yery superior and in advance of those
" 20 S 80 A.. - ~ s,a1t,e
at each box, ana the rush and d1houlties
OF former years were ooVlated.
Eeka $c1r foIv a,,I kl1-1