Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-17
YALE JUNIOR SOCIETIES, PLAY.

YALE JUNIOR SOCIETIES. PLAY. The Joint Play Brilliantly Presented
 at the Hyperion Last Evening-The
 House Packed-A Decided Success.
 Henry VIII, the joint dramatic produc. tion of the junior societies, D. K. E. and Psi U., filled the Hyperion last evening with one of the most fashionable audiences of the season. The play was decided success both from a social standpoint and as giving evidence of the histrionic ability of Yale students. It is generally regretted that this was the only opportunity afforded to the general public, ss we'll as the large majority of the students outside of the two societies, of seeing this production, owing to the decree of the faculty. The theater was filled with handsome girls from the elite of New York and New Haven society. attended by chsperones, and college ad- nirers. The costumes worn added greatly to the brilliancy of the occasion.
 President Dwight and family occupied ore of the lower boxes. In another was the committee who wrote the play, Edward Boltwood of the law school, Ralph D. ! Paine '94 and F. O. Perkins '94, also Mrs. w. J. Boardman and Miss Boardman, and Mrs. McMlllan, wife of Senator Mo- MiIlan, and Mhs McMilIan of Washington, ID. o. The varsity crew and substitutes were in box and another one was occu- pied by the following graduates: Moses Taylor '93, | Mclaughlin '93, W.C Rhodes '91, Julian Curtis '79, Lawrence Greer '93, and Sherwood B. Ives '93.
 Tho patronesses were Mrs. James Mo-
 lillian, Mrs. w. J. Boardnsp, Mrs W. M.
 Polk of New York, Mrs. Timothy Dwight,
 Mrs. Dunscombe. Mrs. Weir, Mrs.
 Walter Camp, Mrs. W. W. Fsrnam, Mrs. lG. B. Farnam and Mrs. Townsend of this city.
 The play is an original musical burleeque in two acts, entitled Henry VIII. The choruses were drilled by Mr. T. G. Shep- ard, the trainer of the glee club, and the orchestra was lead by Mir. Harry Brsham
 of New York. The costumes were de
 signed by ". A. Delano '95. The whole
 production was under the supervision of
 MT. Napier Lothian of New York, tc
 last year was largely due. The following
 Was the cast:
 Cardinal g M ss olssy Richard wtrthins1on. g
 Kyrle doleyn. stroliing actor. .:..:.:;...: ,o
 sr Barnacls Blsnacle, Lord Hign Admiral
 %aens GInb ana s st sns Ros
 Lord Littieionc cBlackstone. Lord a!gh Chan. ,o
 The Archbishop ci canteroury. A R. Clark,
 Mortimer, lackey.. ;E. J. Harris, ,9 asraia .n F. WIaa' Garter' ,9 S ? Alss Maurice, typewriter to the Royal Coun- .,
 Ann's sc:sya. 6uri:sq.s " :' ,s W. m haynono, y , The Nh0rua ooneisted of.
 | Chambsrlains-H Holt '94, K. 2. Mckinney '9i | L. 5. SIiiIn an 93 D. B. Ly man '95, G. A. Pnelp 'e5. z. B. Phelps '95, g. Tyler 95, Ii. Wither. poe : Courtlers-w. E. Stewart jr, 's., M. warne '94, M. N. Buckner '95. c. F. Chandler 'e5, j. \ Cooper 's5, w. s: Eakin '95, H. W. Harris '95, Lss s5 9ekss ss s ,s5' G v Sssbt s'' R. , Pages-A. Potter '94, ,. E. Sheffield '94. c. Adee '95. H. P. Driggs 95, A. B. Hughes 95, J.St B1sfeaters5K. ?. Paine 's4, a B; Perkins: jr McO: Longae q 's5. .,dL E. Lowndes '9'' h.rLownde i.dies of the court-C Burr 's4 G. H. Fox g. Ter '95, G. U: bryant '95, P; corning s5, H. G Mil
 Ter, jr 95aJ. I: Chamberlain '95, B: il. Dmign | '95, II. N. Hyde '95 J. R. Williams '95.
 Incidental to the play was also per formed "More Shore acres," an Am sricsl
 pastoral a Ia Grossmith, the chief featnr l Bell" quartet, composed of J. St. J. Nolal
 's5, T. s. Arbuthnot '94, B. I. Spock @
 and J. E. Cooper '95, of the Yale Gle | club. In the second act an original ballad My Dearest Maid," composed for the pls , by MT. Reginald De Koven, was sung b MT. Nolan '95. The played close with the Psi U and the D. K. E songs b = the entire orchestra, and a march finale b | Allan Wsrdwell '95.