The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-20
TITS "PR0M." WEEK AT YALE
SOCIAL EVENrS IN TARIETY IN
0UICK SUCCESSION.

The Juaior Prom--other Events.
prom week practically opened Sat
urday night. Nearly all the guests for
this eventful week were in this city by
Saturday noon.
The patronesses at the Cloister ger
man Saturday night were Mrs. Henry
L. Hotchlaies, Mrs. j. S. Petit, Mrs, C.
NJ. Chester and Mrs, A. j. Dubois. j.
p. Burton, jr., led with Miss Edith
Hawkins of Springfield. There We're
sixteen couples; a large showing of
stays. The souvenir favors were
heart-shaped trays in silver, with THE
Cluster" and the date engraved upon
them.
The Berzelius men gave german In
Warner hall. Mrs Frank Bigelow, Mrs.
M. Il. Clark and Mrs. William G. Wur-
| temburg We're the matrons. S. M. Quinn
by '97 led. There were many charming
favor figures. The girls were all from
out OF town.
/ To-day there are to be a number of
receptions, and in the evening at the
/ 1lypGIIuIl Tic ethiibtti NfiSN Stiia A'hAJo
club concert will take place, followed
by the sophomore and junior germans,
The members of this club at S6 Elm
street will hold a tea from until 6.
The patronesses are Mrs. Timothy
Dwight, Mrs. Albert N. Hooker, Mrs.
James S. Petit, Mrs. e. V. Reynolds
and Mrs. II. Grant Thompson. A charm
ing feature will be an elaborate table.
The Junior tea will be held at the res
| idence of Mrs. H. T.. Hotchkiss on Hill
house avenue, and the sophomore tea
at Mrs. e. Hayes Trowbridge's on Tenn
ple street Here Miss Florence Trow-
bridge and Miss Kathryne Trowbridge
Will stand in the receiving party, also
Miss Wells Of Boston, a cousin Of Mrs.
Trowbridge.
Teas tomorrow will be held at the
Cloister, Berzellus, As College street, st.
Elmo and st. Anthony club.
At the Cloister the patronesses will be
Mrs. Edward Sargent Mrs Henry Far
nam, Mrs. Arthur Day and Mrs. Bruce
| Fem.
The 4S College street men have cho-
sen Mrs. George J. Brush, Mrs. e. v.
Reynolds, Mrs. A. J. Dubois, Mrs. H. N.
Parker, Mrs. J. S. Petit, Mrs. A. S.
Cheney and Mrs. III. Grant Thompson
to receive for them
At ST. Elmo Hall Mrs. A. H. Mitch
ell, Mrs Walter DeForest Day, Mrs. A.
\ Scott Cameron, Mrs E. Henry Barnes,
Mrs. e. M. Padelford, Mrs, j. c. Have
meyer Mrs. T. H. Hail, Mrs. Frank Per-
rim, Mrs. Joseph Porter and Mrs. J. A..
Gillespie will receive Beautiful flowers
with atable by Maresi of New York will
figure conspicuously. iss
At Berzelius the patronesses are to be
Mrs. Charles S. Hastings, Mrs. William
C. Wurtemburg, Mrs. T. Attwater
/ Barnes and Mrs. M, 7. Clark, Miss
FLETCHER and Miss McNeely, Imported
bellies, win do the honors of the tea ta-
BILE M sff
AT st. Anthony Mrs. George ]. Brush,
Mrs Henry L. Hotchkiss Mrs. d, Cady
Eaton Mrs. William w. Farnam, Mrs.
! Stephen Whitney, Mrs. James w. Ge-
rard and Mrs James L. Howard will re-
ceive At the table Miss Hannah Whit
ney, Miss Kathryne Trowbridge, Miss
Louise Garland and Miss Godfrey will
do duty.
The annual junior promenade, which
will close the events of the week, takes
place at the Second regiment armory
tomorrow evening. The grand march
| will begin at 3 o'clock and will he led
by E. e. Garrison of Colorado Springs.
The program includes twenty numbers.
Music will be furnished by Landers' or
chestra of New York city. j. w. Stew
art will be the caterer.
The guests who have already arrived
4 include the following society people,
representing every section of the union:
New Haven house-Mr. and Mrs. H.
NJ. Howe, Philadelphia; Mrs. Joseph
| Winterbottom and Miss Winterbottom,
Chicago; Miss Van Ostrand, Water
town N. r.; Mrs Richard S. Ely, Miss
Maud Ely and Miss Underwood, New
| York; Mrs. H. c. Parker Detroit; Mrs
William Metcalf, Pittsburg; Miss Met
cali and G. A. Chase and wife, Mrs.
Willard Parker, Miss Marion Linsley,
| New York city; DR.. and Mrs e. H.
\ Allen, Norwalk; Miss Agnes c. Smith,
/ Andover, Mass; Mrs. J. j. Lapham,
New York city; Mrs. f. Fl. Andrews and
Miss Andrews, Plainfield, N. j.; Miss
Munde and Miss Zabriskie, New York
city; Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Murray, Miss
| Murray and Miss Meakin, Mrs. f. H
Belts and maid, Miss MacIay, New
| York city; r. E. Forrest, Philadelphia;
Miss Forrest and Miss Pagtor, Hartford;
Mrs. A. McCalllin, Northampton, Mass.
Miss Constance Kershaw, New York
city; Mrs. C. H. Abbott and Miss Alb
bolt, Plainfield, N. j.; Mrs. Powe and
Miss Starr Of bridgeport, and Miss
/ Nash, Texas; Miss Lounsbury, Brook
| line, Mass. Mrs. Frank Howard, Hart
| ford; Miss Helen Bowie, Boston; Miss
| Gibson, Philadelphia; Miss Edith
Brooks Chicago; John C. Brown and
wife, New York city; Miss Brown and
Miss Moves, st. Paul. Mrs. Byron lap
ham, Glens Falls, N. Y. Mrs. George
T. Harrison, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs
H. L. Bates, New York city; Mrs. Rob-
ert McNeely and Miss Almira McNeely,
Philadelphia; Mrs. A. H. Mitchell. Gin
cirnati; Miss Katherine Harris, Gin
oinnati; Mrs ]. B. Converse, New
York city; Miss Edith Dunsher,
New York city; Miss Edwina
Towood, Cincinnati; E. Il. Stotesbury,
Miss e. e. l.. Stotesbury, Miss E. Wood
and Mrs H. S. Graves of Germantown,
Pa; Miss A. B. Chase, Central Falls,
R. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gait, New
burgh, N Y; Miss J.. c. Carter, Homo
lulu, II. l.; Miss A. Irwin, Albany N.
Y; Mrs. w. F. Leland, Miss Morehouse,
Miss Helen Leland, Major w. b. Ifincks,
r 8 HincI5S a nd Stuart Patterson Chi