The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-21
THE SOPHOMORE TEA,

The sophomore tea was held yester-
day afternoon from until 6 at the
residence of Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge
ON Temple street. The rooms were
thronged during the whole time and
We're very beautifully decorated with
bridesmaids roses and daybreak pinks.
Over the mantel in tn, front parlor the
numerals '9S We're prettily entwined in
daybreak pinks festooned with snlilax
Mrs. Trowbridge was assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Florence Trowbridge
and Miss Katherine Trowbridge of this
city and Miss Wales of Boston.
AT MRS. H. L. HOTCHKISS'.
Mrs. Henry L, Hotchkiss gave tea
yesterday afternoon from to at her
residence on Hillhouse avenue. The
house was elegantly decorated with
roses, palms and smilax. The invita-
tions to the tea were sent out by the
Prom" committee and there was a
large crush, including all the principal
guests who are to attend the Prom"
tonight
Mrs. Hotchkiss was assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Garrison of Colorado
Springs and Mrs. McKim of Washing
ton, D. c. Mrs. Hotchkiss was richly
attired in yellow satin trimmed with
yellow chiffon lace; Mrs Garrison in
black satin and Mrs. McKim in black
brocaded satin. Music was furnished
by Robinsons orchestra.
TEAS TO-DAY.
Teas to-day will be held at the Clois-
ter Berzelius, 43 College street, st. Elmo
and st. Anthony club.
At the cloister the patronesses will
be Mrs. Edward Sargent, Mrs. Henry
Farnan, Mrs. Arthur Day and Mrs.
Bruce Fem.
The 43 College street men have chosen
Mrs. George ]. Brush Mrs. E. v. Ray.
nolds, Mrs. A. j. Dubois, Mrs. H. N.
Parker Mrs. J. S. Petit, Mrs. A. S.
to receive for them.
At st. Elmo hall Mrs. A. H. Mitchell
Mrs. Walter DeForest Day, Mrs. A.
Scott Cameron, Mrs. E. Henry Barnes
Mrs. E. NJ. Padelford, Mrs. j. c. Have
meyer, Mrs. T. Fl. Hall, Mrs. Frank
Perrin, Mrs. Joseph Porter and Mrs. J..
A. Gilliepie will receive. Beautiful
flowers with a table by iMaresi of New
York will figure conspicuously.
At Berzelius the patronesses are to be
Mrs. Charles S. Hastings, Mrs. william
c. Wurtemburg, Mrs. T. Attwater
Barnes and Mrs M. r. Clark. Miss
Fletcher and Miss MlcNeely, imported
bellies. will do the honors Of the tea
table
At st. Anthony Mrs. George j. Brush,
Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, Mrs. ID. Cady
Eaton, Mrs William w. Farnam, Mrs.
Stephen Whitney Mrs. James w. Ge-
rard and Mrs. James l.. Howard will
receive. At the table Miss Hannah
Whitney, Miss Kathryne Trowbridge
Miss Louise Garland and Miss Godfrey
will do duty.
THE PROM. TONIGHT.
The annual Junior Prom. will be held
in the Second Regiment arnlory to-
night, and it is expected that it will
eclipse any and all of its predecessors,
brilliant as they have been. The dec
orations, it Is confidently asserted, will
far surpass any ever seen in this city
on any social occasion The grand
march will begin at 9 o'clock
The promenade committee consists Of:
NUd OldTeUCe MdIlH lllChc, lOUT
manager, Elisha Ely Garrison; Lyman
Metcalfe Bass, George Clymer Brooke,
Charles Edwin Heffelfinger, Fred Tows-
ley Murphy Dean Sage, jr., Dudley
Vanness Sutphin and Joseph Storer
Wheelwright.
The patronesses of the prom. are Mrs.
McKim, Mrs. Wollcott, Mrs. Hotchkiss,
Mrs G.. b. Farnar1, Mrs. Sage, Mrs
Garrison and Mrs Perrin.
THE GLEE AND BANJO CLUB CON-
CERT.
The annual prom concert by the
Glee and Banjo clubs was given with
the usual eclat at the Hyperion theater
last evening. All the prom" girls and
their chaperones were there, and the
freshmen were in the gallery, and all
the other necessary features of a glee
club concert were in evidence. The
Hyperion had its customary festive ap-
pearance and everybody seemed in high
spirits, both on and off the stage. When
it is recorded that the freshmen were in
the gallery a good deal is implied. The
first fresh" got in line att O'Clock Sum-
day night. At midnight there were sew
eral others. They occupied themselves
before the concert in their own peculiar
style, but as it is in no way offensive,
and on the whole amusing, it adds to
the gayety of nations and should not be
severely dealt with.
The following was the program, ex-
cept that the order of Mr. Parker's and
Mr. Lapham's numbers was changed:
PART I.
King Cotton March. Sousa
Banjo Club.
Meath the Elms. .......... .Carm. Yalen
College Songs-Wake, Freshman,
Wdhes-
George Washington, Carm. Yalen
Sefenade... ....Iracy
Mr.. Parker and Club.
Tutti Frutti.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Glee and Banjo Clubs.
PART II.
Die Pupenfee Waltzes. .Tobani
Banjo Club.
Iom Iom-..... ...-....-....... smith
ESpdHltd Wditz.--. --......-... .RoSey
Mandolin Club.
Negro Sweet Quartet. e't........
Wine Galop.. =. Kuntz
PART III.
Toie Skirt Dane. Benedict
Banjo Club.
Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground.
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