Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-31
YALn,s WEEK OF mtRrH.

FALHss WEEK OF MiRTH.
Many Teas Yesterday Afternoon-A
Large Attendance at the Junior
German Last Evening-An Infor.
: NAL Gathering at the New Haven
House-ssCloister'' and ssIheta KIP,
the Principal Teas This Afternoon
The Drowning Event or the Week
at the Armory To-Night-Latest
Arrangements Generating the |
Prom.-The Grand March to Begin |
Promptly at Nine O'Clock.
The second day of promenade week
passed off gaily yesterday with the usual
round of teas In the afternoon and dances
In the evening, of which the junior ger
man at Alumni hall was the principal
one. The storm has not, of course, inter-
fered with the festivities In any degree,
although 1t has made the expense consider
ably greater, as in ordinary weather the
''Prom." girl can walk to the afternoon
teas, but yesterday q carriage was nsces-
sary for every reception.
Mrs. George B. Farnam of Hillhouse
avenue gave tea yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock for those who attended
the junior german.
The Delta Psi society at SO Elm street
gave tea from to 6 O'Clock, at which
the following ladies acted Is patronesees:
Mrs. Wsylauk Track, Mrs. @. s. Hast
ings, Mrs. Il. F. Manning, Mrs. William
@. WEIGH, Mrs. T. R Lounsbury, Mrs. E.
r. Mansfield. Mrs. Allan w. Paige. Mrs. T.
]. vandergift.
There was also tea given by the Theta
Delta Chi society at 43 College street from
4 to O'Clock.
". NJ. Bsard, W. 5. Hoyt, Mex D.
Mckee and Il. Taylor Of the class of 1916
gave tea at the "Woodbridge" apart
ments on Elm street..
Teas were also given at the Roxbury by
Messrs E. Lockland '96, 8. Day '96, j.
Elm street by Norman Williams '96, W.
Hoyt 1876, W. Miller '96, w. Beard '06,
Mex Mckee '96; at 1873 Wall street by A.
Brown '96, Michael Trudeau '96, A. P.
| Stokes '96 and J. b. de Sibour; at 1888
WEIGH by E. q. Connel '95 and T. E.
Cornell '95; at 291 WEIGH by g. B. Mill er
"a.
JUNIOR GERMAN.
The junior german was held last even
ing in alumni hall and was led by Mr.. r.
| B. Hanson 's5 and Miss Robinson. The
favors were made by the Gorhsm COM
pany and Mrs. Collins, both of New York.
There were six favor figures and one souve-
mir figure. The souvenirs for the men
were cigar cutters, for the ladies thimbles.
The pstronesses were Mrs. Burton liar.
rison of New York, Mrs. john Sloane OF
L V0rH hro Otoboa ~
New York, Mrs. George N. Ades of Bar.
tow-on-the- Sound and Mrs. George Farnam
of New Haven and Mrs W. W. Fsrnam Of
New Haven. Dancing began shortly after
8 O'Clock. Those who TOOK part, with thei1
partners, were as follows: M s. Tyler and
Miss Tyler, Mr.. W. NJ. Copp and Miss
King, Mr. r. @. Anderson and Mes Good
willie, Mr.. j. Goodwiliie and Miss Will
Jams, Mr.. ]. P. Chamberlain ani
Mas Parker, Mr.. P. 7. Stillnar
and Miss Adee, Mr.. 81. Loomia
Miss Adams, Nh. Ben Davis aud Miss Lee
Mr.. L. Mckee and Miss Bsanet, Mr.. v
Thorne and Miss Stokes, Mr.. a. Wither
spoon and Miss Fox, Mr. A. Ray Clark snt
Miss Scott, Mr.. R s. Bald win and Mis-
: Twining, Mr.. q. K. B. Wade and Mis-
Budd, Mr.. Vanderbilt and Miss Sloane, Mr.
W. D. Sloane and Misc Bishop, Mr.. A
Beard and Miss Thompson. MIR. Lsmon
Domipick and Miss Davenport, Mr.. j. R
Williams and Miss Geilothy. Mr.. q. Par
sons and Miss B. Barnes, Mr.. J. B. Hone ant
Hawkins, Mr.. F. r. Gaiaoar and Miss Gal
AGAR, Mr.. b. Farnam and Miss Whitney
Mr.. J. E. Bsbcock and Miss Tewksbury
Mr.. Ben Wells and Miss Leeda, Mr..
Gostchins and Miss Dexter, MIR. c. c
Hyde and Miss Fargo, Mr.. 2. B Phelp
and Miss Brown, Mr.. F. Lee and Miss I
! Barnes, Mr.. e N. Cox and Miss T do, ID,
T. Lewis AID Miss Dayton, Mr.. A. F
Rogers and Miss Lloyd, Mr.. J. D. Skinne
and Miss Hinman, Mr.. g. Batchellsr an
Miss Morris, Mr.. S. Chandler and Mis-
f Van Duzen, Mr.. F. King and Miss Willing
= Mr.. q. W. Storr and Miss Sselsy, NJ
Holden and Miss E. R Parker, Mr.. G.
3 MoLane and Miss Adams, Mr.. "
Q A. Delano and Miss Hunt, Mr. Besdle
Q ton and Miss Bsadleston, Nj. Talmaa
9 and Miss Esmes, Mr.. Corning and Mi
g Whitney, Mr.. j. Walworth and Mis-
: Colby, Mr.. W. 8. Eakin and Miss Kicl
8 Mr.. II. Harris and Miss D wight, Mr. T
/ Allen and Miss High, Mr.. w. Scoville an
Miss Noyes, Mr.. g. Phelps and Miss Blee
Mr.. T. B Owen and Miss Hoppin, Mr.. I
and Miss Batchellsr, Mr.. Y. Headerso
. and Miss Goodw win, Mr.. Schsrmerhorn an
q Miss Henderson, Mr.. ". n. Buokner an
Miss Gsllatly, Mr.. Hobart and Miss 81,
0 bart, Mr.. Eels and Munnell.
n There was a small informal social gail
ering as the New Haven house for sever
of the guests who did not attend the il
nior german.
RI TO DAYS PROGRAM
The annual Cloister tea will bs give
this afternoon from to at 131 Gro,
street. The patronesses W II bs Mrs Wa
i ter Camp, Mrs. Eli Whitney, Mrs. Brue
Z Fem and Mrs. Henry Sargent
p A tea will be given at SO Wall stres
Q from to 6 The patronesses will be Mr.
o Charles ]. Sheffield, Mrs. Ishsm Hende
. son, Mrs. James S. Petit, Mrs. Thoms
4 Goodwillie and Mrs. Frank 8. Bigelow:
( A reception will also be given by Thet
q Xt society of the Sheffield scientific scho,
Q from to o'clock this afternoon at II
a club house, 206 Clown street. The pr
8 | tronesses will be Mrs. Justus s. Hatchkisi
= Mrs. A. J. Dubois, Mrs. James S. Petit
. Mrs. Benjamin q. Cheney. Mrs. II. Graz
: Thompson, Mrs. Edward v. Reynolds an
Mrs. II. Rowland Vermilye
Q The promenade committee wish to 81
: nourcs that the grand march will con
3 mence promptly at Q o'clock this evening
: and all who attend the promenade are r,
quested to bs ready at that tine. Suppe
a will be served aftsr the ninth intermissior
/ following the arrangements already pull
lished. Supper for tbs stays will be serve
In the third story over the entrance, an
on no condition will it bs served in th
. stsge' gallery over tbs committee boxe
Special pains have been taken in edoptin
the present system of serving supper I
afford proper accommodation for everyon
and it Is hoped that anything like a rus
will be avoided when it Is announced
l Ushers will b stationed at til
t door to aid In finding boxe
! and seats, and full director
of those occupying boxes will be found /
every box. The list of uehers il as TO
= lows: E. @. Baldwin, G. E. Clangh, G. I
| Darling, E. 81. Gleason, e E Osgood, "
9 e. Reynolds, Fl. s. Scarborough, R. de +
:. Tucker. Owing TO the annoyance whic
Z the employees at the armory have exper
+ encsd in past years by receiving order
3 from any aud everyone, 1t is especially T,
quested that any complaints be made to
member of the committee who will atten
. to 1t himself. Through the, courtesy {
! those in charge of the armory the fou
, | company rooms have been thrown ope
for sitting rooms, but it is to be distinctl
! understood that supper cannot be serve
a there. The dance orders and seats whic
t have not been sold at the Coop. will be o
sale at the armory. On one side of the ha
{ the bandstand will be occupied by Lander
orchestra, which will furnish the musi
for the dancing, and on the other viii; b
Lander's band, which will play during th
= int-rmiesion.
There are still number Of reserved sea.
n 4 T. ~