Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-29

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II. L. Lloyd, Mrs. II. L. Lloyd
and Mise Lloyd, Cincinnati; Mrs. James
and Miss Archibald, Scranton,
Pa Mrs John Todd, Miss Edith Todd and
Miss Ethel Todd, Cleveland; Miss 8. Moore,
Brooklyn; Mrs. q. P. Noyes, Miss Julia
Noyes, St. Paul; Mrs. Hobart, Miss hobart,
Mrs. ]. q. Eden, Miss Maud |
Eden, New York; Miss Barnes, New York; |
Miss q. e. Cole, Provtdence. B. l.; Mrs. ].
N. Hyde, Chicago; Miss Fargo, Chicago;
Mrs. J. L High, Miss High, Chicago; Mrs.
George Adse, Miss Adee, Bartow-on- the |
Sound; Miss Morris, New York;
George W. MoClanahan, Miss Thomas
Thorns McClsnahan, Washington; Miss
Crosby, New York; Mrs. Williams, New
York; Mrs. Goodwillie. Miss Goodwillie,
New York; Mrs. R. L. Willisms, New
York; Mrs. Tewksbury, Miss Tewkebury,
Miss High, Chicago; Mrs. a. P.
Lloyd, Miss Lloyd, Ctncinnatti; Mrs.
John Csdwalsder, Miss Cadwalader,
Philsdelphis; Mrs. and Miss Perkins, New
York; Mrs. A. E Brown, Miss Scott, Pitts
burg, Pa; Mrs. w. J. Hinman, Miss Hin
man, Pontiac, Mich; Miss Howard, Brook.
Ign; Mics Bunnell, @. NJ. DeLsnd, JOHN O.
Starin, New York; George W. Mansfield,
Boston.
~1sAASA~~1>~S
CLASSES.
A meeting of the sophomore class was
held in 1914 Old chapel at 6:15 pm. on
Saturday to pass resolutions against eoun-
tenancing any disturbance on Monday ev-
enipg, the date of the Glee club concert.
W. Sloane, '95. presided, and the following
resolutions were proposed and adopted:
That tho Ynannhora nf
the class of '98, do hereby pledge ourselves
as a class and as individuals, to refrain
from and discountensnce any disturbance
on the night of the promenade concert"
At meeting of the freshman class held
at Ids p. m. resolutions similar were
adopted.
PROMENADE DECORATIONS.
The contract for the decorations at the
junior promenade has been given to Roster
of New York city, who has done it go cue
cessfully the past three years. The deco
rations will be of the same general style of
last year, but the colors used will be white
and shrimp instead of yellow and blue.
The rafters and iron work which support
the roof will be entirely hidden by bunting.
which will be drsped from the middle of
the ceiling to the top of the walls, giving
| an arch like effect. The windows and
walls will be handsomely drapsd with silk
color.
| Between the windows there will be white
and pink drapery, forming back ground
| for the floral decorstions, which will bs of
| a very extensive character. The galleries
| will be hung with white and pink cloth,
draped in q style known as sheet work; this
will also be covered by floral decorations
| The music stands will bs two in number,
and as last year, will be situated half way
down each side of the hall. They will be
| decorated in a manner which will be In
harmony with the general style.
Thus the general effect of the decora-
l tions will be white and pink and special
effort will be made to obtain an artistic
showing by tasteful design rather than by
| elaborate work.
| One attractive new feature to be intre-
duced this year is the placing of number
of handsome pictures along the wallis be-
hind the boxes. This, it is thought, will
create very tasty appearance and add to
the beauty of the decorations.
SUNDAY EVENING MEETING.
The second lecture in the D wight hall
course was delivered last evening by Pro-
fessor A. T. Hsdley, whose subject was
"The Bible from a Sociological Stand
point"
UNIVERSITY CHAMBER CONCERT.
The song recital previously announced
for February will bs postponed to a later
date, of which notice will be given.
THE CARRIAGEs.
The promenade committee wish the fol
lowing special notice given:
W. A. Kirk will have entire charge oil
carriages according to special arrangement
with the committee. In order to avoid
confusion 1t is specially requested that all
carriages be procured from him. He may
be seen daily at 1902 Chapel strest, Room
/, or may be reached by telephone, cal
No. 562.
THE PROMENADE WEEK YALE RECORD
The promenade week number of the Val;
Record will be placed on sale at the Co OF
at $50 this morning. On the front covtl
is large cut of a p-om. girl and the double
page cartoon represents family scene al
promenade. "Find the one who has this
dance" The central figure is the omni
present girl while several youths stand
about, one of whom presumably has the
dance. Most of the customs are sppropri
ate to promenade week and the number
| makes handsome souvenir.