Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-30

first The third part began with 1.-The
Goblins' Frolic," by the Banjo club, in
Guiding solo by Mr.. Metoalfe on the man
dolin, accompanied by the harp. As an
encore was rendered medley consisting
of the popular songs. etc.
This was so well rendered that tie club
was recalled again and 1.-THE Scarf Dance"
was played. The next selection sung by
the glss club was "Interger Via" and
"We Meet Again Tonight" Rub a-Dub"
being omitted. These were well sung, but
the club was not recalled. Mr.. Arbuth
not's solo, "Liebeslied," was very enthu-
sisstically applsuded. On being recalled
he sang song entitled 1.-THE New Haven
Boarding Houses" This being so we'll
rendered he was encored again and sang
'Down by the River Side" The concert
ended with bright College Years."
1t Is seldom that the Hyperion holds
of the gles club concert. All the boxes,
orchestra chairs and dress circle seats were
occupied by the promenade guests with
their escorts, while in the top gallery
the Freshmen held sway, And It is to be
said to their credit that that they conduct
ed themselves in a quiet and orderly man
ner, Notwithstanding the fact that they de-
clined to bind themselves by any promise
as to their conduct.
SOPHOMORE GERMAN.
Immediately after the Gee Club cop cert
the Sophomore german was held in War
ner hall and was grand success Mr.. A.
e. Foote and Miss Whbsr led and about
seventy couples participated. The souvenir
favors were by Gorham & Co , of New
York and the Geo. 81. Ford Co of New
Haven and the others by Mrs. Collins.
Gov nr>@
souvenir figures. The ladies sourenir IA
vors were silver bag tags and the gentle
men favors were silver pen knives.
The music was furnished by We'll of
New Haven, and Stewart of New Haven
acted as caterer. The patronesses were
Mrs. N P. Stokes, Mrs Burton Harrison
and Mrs. Day of New York, Mrs. W. W.
Farnam and Mrs. Eli Whitney, II, of New
Haven. Those who dance the german are
as follows:
Mr.. A. E Foote and Wilbur, Mr.. q. v.
and Miss Hoppin, Mr.. DeSibur and Miss
Stokes, Mr.. Shaw and Miss Wallace, Mr..
Hall and Miss Bingham, Mr. Rec and Miss
Batter, Mr.. Quinby and Miss Yelling
ton, Mr.. Richmond and Miss Rich
mond, Mr.. Gray and Miss Dwight, Messrs.
Miller and Bliss, Mr.. Tresdway and Miss
Holcomb, Mr.. Griggs ard Miss Dsbervise,
Miss Robinson and Mics Goodville, Mr..
Colgate and Miss Gollsthy, Mr.. Belo and
Miss H. Gollathy, Mr.. Benedict and Miss
Muyr, Messrs Pratt and Stephen
son, Mr.. R. F. Ely, Miss LIP
pincott, Mr.. Kipp. Miss Henderson,
Mr.. Lsmpman and Miss Parker, Mr.. Far
well aud Miss Stevenson. Mr.. Bentley and
Miss Wilcox, Mr.. n. A. Perkins and Miss
Hubbard, Mr.. tombstone and Miss Martin,
IT. a. NJ nj
and Miss Neff, Mr.. Stewart and Mics
Whiting, Mr.. Van Buren, and Miss
Selby, Mr.. Douglass and Miss Burgess,
Mr.. Hickok and Miss Hazard, Mr.. L. Hall
and Miss Farger, Mr.. Loomts and Miss
LOOMS, Mr.. S. B. Thorne and Miss Inger-
soil, Mr.. Pardee and Miss Budd, Mr.. Will
cox and Miss Hall, Mr.. Stsrkweather and
Miss Sloane, Mr.. Stellman and Miss Crane,
Mr.. Hamlin and Miss Hamlin.
SENIOR GERMAN.
The eenior german was held last evening
in Alumni hall Immediately after the Glee
pleasant affair. The german was led by
Mr.. Alonzo Potter, '94, and about fifty
couples took part. The music was fur
nished by We'll of New Haven and Stewart
furnished the refreshments. There were
four SO ts of fAvo1s. The souvenir favors
for the ladies were memorandum tablets
and for the gentlemen fancy calendars
Todd, and Mre. Perkins. The couples
were as follows: Mr.. A. Potter and Miss
Farnam, Mr.. J. Warner and Miss Parker,
Mr.. e. B. Reed and Miss Reed,
Mr.. E. W. Olmstesd and Miss Lloyd,
Mr.. L. s. Stillmsn and Miss Stillman.
Mr.. 81. B. Perkins and Miss Perkins, Mr..
F. A. Peck and Miss Lee, Mr.. W. M. Nc
Kim and Mics Pitts. Mr.. T. B. Owen and
Miss E. Farnam, Mr.. W. Todd and Miss
G. N. Loveland and Miss Noyes, Mr.. h.
Emo and Mics Adams, Mr.. J. G. Brown and
Miss Hunt, Mr.. J. E. Brown and Miss Scott,
Mr.. Goss and Miss Goss. Mr.. F. q. Per
k!ns and Miss Tod, Mr.. J. Rowland and
Miss Phelps, Mr.. A. Phelps and Miss Brad
ford, Mr.. e @. Hotter and Miss Stod-
dsrd, Mr.. g. b, Fox and Miss Fox,
Mr.. A. P. Rogers and Mics Crane,
Mr.. J. D. Williams and Mics Houghton,
Mr.. W. NJ. Raymond and Mics High, Mr..
J. NJ. Goetchins and Miss Dexter, Mr.. ].
B. Solley and Miss Stafford, Mr.. 81. B.
Mackay and Miss Loveland. Mr.. w. W.
Woodruff and Miss Woodruff, Mr.. Pierson
and Miss Bennett, Mr.. d. P. Moseley and
Miss Brine, Mr.. @. Crawford and Miss
Love, Mr.. Goodwinie and Mics Williams,
Mr.. r. @. Anderson and Miss Goodwillie,
Mr. ]. D. Skinner and Miss Human, Mr..
A. N. Ranney and Miss Trenholm, Mr.. D.
B. Lyman and Miss Norris, NJ. J. B. Jones
and Miss Brown, Mr.. O. F. Wood and Miss
Ward, Mr.. r. Davies and Miss Csdwala-
der.
The stays were as follows: G. B. Case,
g. B. Muller, A. Byers, jr., and ]. Cadwsi-
ader.
JUNIOR GERMAN.
The junior german will be held this
evening in Alumni hall, and will bs led by
f. B. Harrison '95. We'll will furnish the
music and Stewart will be the caterer. Tho
favors will be furnished by the Gorham
company and Mrs. Collins of New York.
The following ladies have consented to act
"a pstronesses: Mrs. Burton Harrison of
New York, Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes of
New York, Mrs. George Farnam OF New
Haven, Mrs. W. W. Farnam of New Ha-
ven, and Mrs. John Sloane of New York.
AT THE NEW HAVEN HOUSE.
The following are the new arrivals ct
the New Haven house: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
q. Sherman, Watertown, NY; Mrs. A E
Brown and Miss Scott, Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs.
W. g. Hinman, Pontiac, Nch.; Miss How