The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL PROMENADE
LIST OF THOSE no FIGURE IN THE
. GAY GRAND MARCH.

Notable Number-A Yellow Tea-The
First Dance-Athletic Meeting.
The promenade issue of the Hillhouse
High school Radiator will be published
tomorrow and will excel anything of
| the kind ever published in New Ha-
ven.
| The cover is to be of the poster de-
sign and was drawn by w. Tichborne
of the class Of '95, Hillhouse High
school, but now in the freshman class
at Yale. 1t contains picture of
couple dancing, and the word Prom"
and the Radiator emblem are splendid
| ly worked in.
This number is to be gotten out by a
new board of editors, and Arthur N.
Phillips '97 is editor-in- n-chief Herbert
Seward '97 in business manager.
The girls department is to be in
charge of Miss Katherine Elliott and
Miss Mary Griggs.
There will be full page half tone
cut Of Principal Thomas, and half page
cuts of Adam Mackie, chairman of
promenade committee, and William
Ford the retiring editor-in-chief of the
Radiator. There will also be cuts of
| Frank Mason, chairman of the floor
| committee; Robert Kearney president
| of the senior class; Herbert Oviatt,
treasurer of the senior class; Charles
Bouton, secretary of the senior class;
| Walter Crittenden, chairman of the
pin committee, and O. Ericsson, chair
man of the photograph committee.
The paper also contains it's usual de-
/ partments besides poems entitled "A
| Quack' and 1.-THE Fishers Wife" and
stories entitled "a Morning Ride" and
"a Clever Detective The paper is to
be enlarged to seventy-two pages.
Mrs. Herbert Mason of u College
| street is to give yellow tea Thurs
day afternoon to all who are going to
attend the Prom. that are members of
| either the b. F. Minus, Gamma Delta
Psi, or Alpha Delta Sigma societies,
| and those who attend the promenade
with members of the societies mention
| ed.
Miss Edith May Sammis of Brooklyn
| and Miss Esther North are to pour the
tea. There will be an athletic meeting
at the High school Thursday, when
| Harold Cheney, last years manager,
| will make his report.
| The promenade is taking most of
the attention of the members of the
senior class out of school just at pres
| ent 1t will be one of the most bril-
liant but it cannot be said one of the
greatest financial successes ever held
by Hillhouse.
The first dance at the promenade was
| written by Edith May Sammis of
| Brooklyn, r.. T., ana dedicated to the
Hillhouse High school chapter of Alpha
| Delta Sigma.
Miss Sammis is to lead the march
with Frank Mason, the chairman of the
floor committee. She is a stately
blonde.
This waltz was published by Geary
Brothers of Orange street and will go
on sale directly after the promenade.
The march will start at $50 sharp. A
number of new figures will be executed.
Stewart is to cater.
C. RI. Roster Of New York is to have
charge of the decorations. Koster did
the decorating for the Yale junior
| promenade The Hyperion is to be
draped in gold and white, the class
colors. Kirby the ,jeweler gets up the
Prom. programs.
The patronesses are to be Mrs. Her
bert Mason, Mrs. Calvin Kendall, Mrs
William E. Morgan and Mrs. B. E.
| Brown.
The following is the list as they will
be in the march: Frank Mason, chair
man of floor committee, and Miss May
f. Sammis of Brooklyn; Adam Maciie,
chairman of promenade committee, and
Miss Esther North Harry Jones and
Miss Sperry of Providence, Herbert
Beebe and Miss Jane Coggins, Fred
erick Carleton and Miss Sunderland
/ of New York, George Bartholomew and
Miss Sweet of New York, Albert john
son and Miss Barnes James Quinn and
Miss Dunn, Monitor Bradley and Miss
Bradley Frank Conlan and Miss
Campbell, James Mcintyre and Miss
Bloomington of Boston, William Scran-
ton and Miss Emma Eaton, Frank
| Treudeau and Miss Keefe, Paul Brown
and Miss Bigelow, Robert kearney and
Miss Edith Barnett, Fred Russell and
| Miss Ella Russell, Arthur Phillips and
Miss Hendee, Robert Hosley and Miss
Goodwin, William Ford and Miss Hig-
by of New York, John Kirby and Miss
Brown, Walter Klogston and Miss Mar
ion Sparks, Samuel Hoyt and Miss
| Blunt, Herbert North and Miss
| Mathewman, William Morgan and Miss
Moss Rose, Clifford Langley and Miss
Emma HUM, William Bartholomew
and Miss Sally Goodwin, Minot Stilston
and Miss Lambert, William Hayes and
Miss Mathews, Fred Sternberg and
Miss Stafford of Hartford, Arthur Nc
Queen and Miss Ever of Springfield,
| Walter Crittenden and Miss Sweet OF
New York, Charles Welles and Miss
Walker, Mr. Stout and Miss Hobbs, P.
Costello and Miss Costello, Mr.. Blakes-
lee and Miss Saery Charles Walker and
Miss Booth, James E. Mcguire and
Miss Hardy, Mr.. Jente and Miss Ger
| trude White.
Others to attend are Misses Cannon,
Scott. Ford, Wesbecker, and Conroy,
Messrs. Howarth, Schneeloch, Hum
and Gray.
Sent Challenge to Bacon.
Worcester, Mass. April 14.-Tommy