The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-22
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENTS.
GLEE CLUB CoNCERf AND SOPHO-
 MORE AND SENIOR GERMANS.

Tho First Days Festivity of Yale's Great
 Social Week-Teas Held Yesterday Af-
 ternoon-An Interesting Concert in the
 Evening some of Those Who Were at
 the Germans.
 The first day of the Prom. week fes-
 tivities passed off most enjoyably yes
 terday. The gallery at the chapel was crowded to overhowing during the
 morning prayers with pretty girls, their chaperons and escorts. The stormy and disagreeable weather prevented as much sightseeing as there otherwise might have been. There were not as many teas given on the campus as usual, but everyone seemed to be having a gay
 time.
 | SOPHOMORE RECEPTION AND TEA.
 The principal tea of the afternoon was that given for those who attended the sophomore german at Warner hall in the evening, by Mrs. Godfrey Duns- combe at her residence, No. S24 Pros pect street. Despite the indictment weather the drawing rooms were well filled by the members of '97 and their friends, The following ladies received Mrs. Dunscombe, Mrs. Henry l.. Hotch- kiss, Miss Helen Dwight, Mss Henrietta Whitney, Mrs. William Ely of Provi- dence, R. l., and Miss Ely of New York.
 Every Prom. girl should own "The Yale Man Up to Date."
 SENIOR RECEPTION AND TEA.
 The reception for the senior german was rendered by the University club at their club rooms, corner York and Chapel streets. On account of the rain an awning was stretched from the curbstone to the door. Seniors were omnipresent, and their friends, the Prom. girls, were lacking. The follow ing ladies were patronesses: Mrs. A. P, Stokes, Mrs. Pinchot and Mrs. J. Sloan, all of New York.
 Every Prom. girl should own "The Yale Man Up to Date"
 THE CAMPUS TEAS.
 Tn addition to the sophomore tea and the University club tea MT. A. L. Curtis '96 gave private tea at 2S Van derbilt hall His room was very prettily decorated and light refresh ments were served. There were about thirty-fve callers during the afternoon. At 27 Vanderbilt hall tea was given by w. P. Robbins 96 and w. F. Wood '96, which was quite largely attended. E. c. Heidrich '96 and E. l.. Davis '96 also entertained a number of the Prom. guests with a tea at 203 Durfee hall. A tea was also given by Charles c. Hyde '95 at 292 Welch hall. Small pri- vate teas were also given at 125 High street and 36 Elm street.
 THE SENIOR GERMAN.
 The senior german took place last evening directly after the glee club con cert. It was held in Alumni hall and was led by r. B. Harrison, with Miss Phipps of Pittsburg, about fifty-five couples participating. The music was furnished by Well of New Haven, and Stewart had charge of the catering.
 The favors, which were especially | handsome, were made by Mrs. R. D. | Collins of New York. as also were the | souvenirs. The patronesses were Mrs. | John Sloane, Mrs. Stokes and Mrs Pin chot. The gentlemen with their part | ners were as follows: MT. F. B. Harri- | son and Miss Phipps, MT. w. L. Beadles- ton and Miss Evans. Mr. M. N. Buck ner and Miss Fiero, MT. F, s. Butter worth and Miss Draper, MT. c. s. Cook and Miss Tullldge, Mr. J. A. Draper and Miss c. B. Draper, Mir Henry Farnam and Miss Goodrich, MT. J. A. Hone and Miss Quimby MT. I. N. Jordan and Miss Davis, Mir M. H. Kershaw and Miss Boorum, MT. w. Keyser and Miss Jor- dan, MT. c. R. McLane and Miss Stokes, MT. R. B. Mason and Miss Twitchell MT. G. A. Phelps and Miss Paret, MT William Sloane and Miss Carleton, Mr J. I. Chamberlain and Miss Archibald Mfr T. M. Bebevoise and Miss Whit ney, MT. M. Garvin and Miss Weller, MT c. c. Hyde and Miss Putnam, MT. H. w. Harris and Miss Dwight MT. F. L. Lee and Miss MeKeever, MT A. E. and Miss Coster, MT. p. G. Taylor and Miss Forrest, MT. G. F. Truesdell and Miss Westcott, MT. G. Henderson and Miss Coffin, Mi. P. Mont gomery and Miss Montgomery, Mr. J. F. Talmadge and Miss St1llman, MT. R. s. White and Miss Warden, MT. w. H. Scoville and Miss Armstrong MT. J. K. Stauffer and Miss Allen, MT. H. N. Hyde and Miss Ballard, MT. w. S. Brewster and Miss Brewster, MT. R. T. Coane and Miss Laughlin, MT. J.. S. Davis and Miss Poe, MT. J. c. Greenway and Miss Griggs, MT. T. w Griggs and Miss Whittlesey MT. R. A. Hamlin and Miss Johnson, MT. w. o. Hickok and Miss Smith, MT, R. IT. Thayer and Miss Bennett, MT H. V. Day and Miss Barnes, MT. F. w. Drury and Miss An lrews, MT. G. S. Frank and Miss Van Auden, MT. c. F. l.. Robinson and Miss Frank, MT. H. A. Fields and Miss Place. Mr. J. W. Hall and Miss S. Van Auden, dr. N. Leeds and Miss Wilder, MT. S. 3. Roe and Miss Roe, MT F. D. Sher- nan and Miss Phalon, Mr. J. R. Tor ,ert and Miss Metcalf, MT. II. Holdship Robinson and Miss Schaife, MT. F. w. -ordan and Miss Jordan, MT. o. Jackson and Miss Walker, MT. c. l.. and Miss Tut MT. $. R. Hall and Miss Clinton, MT. F. Rustin nd Miss Howe, MT. P. P. StIllman and Hiss Stokes, MT G. M. Goetchins and Hiss Tut.
 THE SOPHOMORE GERMAN. z