The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-23
ANNUAL JUNIOR GERMAN.
HOW THE PROM GIRL ENJOYED
 HBRSELF YESTERDAY.

l, l hOWe SJE6eb-lehS on Iile campus he
 Theta Delta Chi Reception and Tea--The
 Junior German and Who Were There
 Tp-night's Promenade the Grand Closing
 Event of the Social Week.
 The annual junior german was held
 last evening in Alumni hall and proved
 unusually successful in every way.
 Shortly after o'clock dancing com
 menced and about ninety couples took
 part. MT. Anson P. Stokes led and the
 patronesses were: Mrs. Dunscombe,
 Mrs. w. W. Farnam, Mrs. Eli Whitney,
 Mrs. Jonathan Thorne and Mrs. Anson
 Phelps Stokes. The decorations of
 palms and other hot-house plants sup
 piled by Champion were very hand
 some. Veil furnished the music and
 the catering was in charge of Stewart
 There were over five rounds of favors
 including the souvenir figure. The
 ladies souvenirs were silver paper cut
 ters and book marks with blue tas-
 sels made by Gorham. while the gen
 tlemen's were copies of "The Yale Man
 Up to Date," with a special cover, hay
 the date of thle german embossed.
 The gentlemen and their partners
 were as follows: Mir. Mir. D. Mckee
 and Miss Twitchell, MT. s. P. Sheldon
 and Miss Sheldon, MT. F. E. Weyer-
 hauser and Miss Welton, Mir. J. c.
 Adams and Miss Blunt, Mir G. L.
 Buist and Miss Thompson, MT c. B.
 Coleman and Miss Oglesby, MT. D. M.
 Wilcox and Miss Wilcox, MT. w. J.
 Starkweather and Miss Jordan, MT. I. S. Jackson and Miss Scaife, MT. J. l w Hall and Miss Phalon, MT. G. w.
 Shaw and Miss Jordan, F. w. Jordan
 and Miss Walker, Mir H. A. Fields and
 Miss Kellogg, MT. s. B. Roe and Miss Roe, MT. R. H. Thayer and Miss Clin-
 ton, Mir L. N. De Golyer and Miss Whitaker, MT. J. s. Davis and Miss
 Andrews. MT. J. c. Greenway and
 Miss Greenleaf MT. F. B. Stephenson adn Miss S. Van Anden, MT. P. O. Owsley and Miss Stephenson MT. R. A. Hamlin and Miss Griggs, MT. H. Fl. Robinson and Miss Laughlin, MT. R. T. Crane and Miss Phipps, MT. w. F, Wood and Miss Sterling, MT. M. M. Van Beuren and Miss Archibald, MT. A. s. Cochrane and Miss Rogers, MT. w. P. Robbins and Miss Valentine, Mir. J. G. H. de Sibour and Miss Claggett,, MT. A. G. Bentley and Miss BEount, MT. M. M. Shoemaker and Miss Paret, MT. w, P. Paret and Miss Wilder, MT. P. s. Stillman and Miss Inman, MT. c. & Brinsmade and Miss Stillman, MT. H. S. Kip and Miss Auchincloss, Mir J. H. Douglass and Miss Douglass, MT. E. L. Trudeau and Miss Ganess, MT. D. Stewart and Miss Dickson, MT. S. | Thorne and Miss J. Tutt Mir. s. B. Thorne and Miss Beane, MT. J. D. Sawyer and Miss Winslow, MT. J. s. | Britain and Miss Davis, MT. A. L. | Curtis and Miss P. Barnes, MT. c. s. | Day and Miss E. Stokes, MT. M Gr'iggs | and Miss Ingersoll, MT. Fl Twombly and | Miss Twining, MT. E. c. Lackland and | Miss Forrest, MT. H. V. Day and Miss |
 Barnes, MT. H. S. Waite and Miss | Lemmon, MT. C.. N. Aborn and Miss | Hall, MT. w. M Hall and Miss White, | MT. R. J. Goodman and Miss Goodman, MT. T. Adams and Miss Putnam, MT. J. A. McCrea and Miss Hyde, Mir. w. H. Wadhams and Miss J. Bowman, MT. w. o. HicEok and Miss Fl. Phipps, MT. A. R. Thompson and Miss Worthington, MT. J. A. Bookwalter and Miss Deshler, MT. J. Terry and Miss Ingraham, MT. s. R. Hall and Miss Goodrish. MT. F. Sumner and Miss McKeever, MT. F. D. Sherman and Miss Place, MT. w. U. Parsons and Miss S. Van Auden. MT. J. c. Hollister and Miss Robinson, Mir G. c. Hollister and Miss Becker, MT. E. S. Auchineloss and Miss Belnap, MT. H. R. Bond and Miss Archibald, Mir G. K McLanahan and Miss Johnson, MT. D. Stuart and Miss Whitney, MT A. w. Bingham and Miss Boorum, MT w. Cheney and Miss Cheney. MT. J. B. Nael and Miss M. Tut, MT. A. D. Par dee and Miss West, MT. H. J. Fisher and Miss B. Stokes, MT. A. A. filling and Miss Morgan, Mir. R. c. Haldeman and Miss Poe, MT. w. H. Clark and Miss MT. G. H. Nettleton and Miss Stoddard, MT. N w. Smith and Miss Taft, MT. W. s. Woodruff and Miss Staples, MT. R. Colgate and Miss How, MT. A. E. Foote and Miss Young, MT. R. B. Treadway and Miss A. Bowman, MT. E. c. Heidrich and Miss Heidrich, MT. H. A. Perkins and Miss Johnson. MT. w. S. Miller and Miss Stillman, MT. E. E. Davis and Miss Wright.
 The Prom. girl had a good time yes- terday, as the weather was delightful for sightseeing, and many points of in- Lerest were visited. Quite a large party went out to the Athletic field, and other parties drove to many different parts of the city. During the afternoon here was quite large number of teas md receptions given.
 The largest in the afternoon was hat given by Mrs. Sherman F. Foote, No. 19 Howe street, for those who were Q attend the junior german at Alumni nall in the evening. The house was decorated with plants and :. ut flowers and presented a most beau iful appearance, The patronesses were Mrs. Jonathan Thorne and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes of New York, Mrs. Eli , Whitney, jr., Mrs. William w. Farnam md Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe of New 4 Haven. It was most enjoyable af- air.
 Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., '96, gave a ca yesterday afternoon in his room, 8 Vanderbilt hall, for those who were o attend the junior german last even ng. M. N. Buckner '95 also gave a tea t 65 Vanderbilt hall.