The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-19
The Sophomore German.

rated for the sophomore german. Palms predominated in the decorations. The four pairs of bars from the fresh man boat of the class of '9S were ar ranged on the walls, each pair being tied with broad blue ribbon. Of the patronesses Mrs. F. G. Stoddard, Mrs. Thomas Hooker and Mrs. G. B. Far nam were seated on the platform and Mrs. B. H. Cheney and Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge were at the favors table near the fireplace at one side. Turkish rugs were draped over the balconies and the hall was altogether the finest decorated of any of the halls in which the various germans were shedl. The souvenir favors were: For the gentle men, silver link cuff buttons, one link inscribed with the class numerals and the other with the Yale seal; for the with the Yale seal and the class nu- merals. The other favors, for gentle men colored ribbon orders with Yale seal pendant, showing paper hearts, violet boutonieres and blue flags in- scribed with white "Y''; for ladies, red calendar hearts, bangles with ribbon and bells, long wands with butterflies at the end, and white flags with blue "Y"
 There were in the german fine regu- lar figures and one special unique fig ure. In this last all the ladies and gen. tlemen favored and separated into lines with large flag between the two lines, which hid those of either line from 9,~ IL, ntt.. {. couple joined hands over the top of the flag and each couple thus paired off danced together The german was led by W. B. s. Gallaudet of Erie, Pa., and H. c. Cheney of New Haven.
 The committee in charge of the ger man consisted of the following gentle men: w E. S. Griswold, T. Wright, H. E. Chambers, H. c. Cheney and c. A. Powers.
 Those who took part in the sopho- more german were: J. M. Magee, with Miss Donnelly of Pittsburg; c. B. Dodge, with Miss Emo of New York; R. Darling, with Miss Ensign of Sims bury, Conn; C. H. Connor, with Miss Darling of Brooklyn: T. F. Lawrence, with Miss Lawrence of Hartford c. A. Powers, with Miss Raymond of Cleve- land; s. s. Stoddard, with Miss Grace Stoddard of New Haven, F. M Nor ley, with Miss Ranney of Cleveland; l.. E. Stoddard, with Miss secomb of New York city; A. F. Way, with Miss Ham, lin of Buffalo; c. A. Brayton, with Miss Greenough of Cleveland E. o. Jones. with Miss Jones of Columbus; G. S. Ol- iver, with Miss Oliver of Pittsburg; N Bradley, with Miss Brady of Albany: H. o. Cheney, with Miss Duer of New Haven; E. Q. Trowbridge, with Miss Hall of New Haven; G. L. Wakefield, with Miss Wakefield of Wakefield, Miss; A. B. Watson, with Miss Evans of Buffalo; P. F. Letchworth, with Miss Sarah Evans of Buffalo; l.. J. Drummond, with Miss Stevens of Brooklyn; W. Cochran, with Miss Chamberlain of New York city; R. I. Barnum, with Miss Parmelee of New Haven; F. V. Chappell, with Miss Nor gan of New London; H. C. Lee, with Miss Chisholm of Cleveland; Ord Pres ton, with Miss DeForest of New York; A. w. Davis, with Miss O'Fallon of St. Louis; H. l.. O'Fallon, with Miss Stone of Chicago; R. Hooker with Miss Whitney of New Haven; M. C. Har- vey, with Miss Sherman of Cleveland: H. Platt, with Miss Farrell of Colum- bus; M. B. Bangs with Miss Sumner of Brooklyn; D. M. Boyd, with Miss Will son of Evanston, H.; E. T. Howes, with Miss Howes of Stamford, Conn.,; c. E. Coffin, with Miss Fletcher of Tn- dianapolis: H. M. Bissell with Miss Stockton of Chicago; H. D. Kingsbury, with Miss Dearing of New Haven; l.. D. Armstrong. with Miss Brown of New York city; E. J. Sherwood. with Miss Sherwood of Westport, Conn.,; E. R. Ingraham, with Miss Ingraham of Hartford; E. S. Woodruff, with Miss Underwood of New York; J. M. Satter- field, with Miss Satterfield of Buffalo: w. K Sturges, with Miss Hazard of Providence: c. J. Herrick, with Miss Herrick of Albany; J. s. Porter, with Miss Wright of New Haven; w. F. B. Berger, with Miss Murray of New York; G. S. Chauncey, with Miss Liv- ingstone of St. Paul; C. Livingstone, jr., with Miss Livingstone of St. Paul; F. r. Brooke, with Miss Louise Hickok of Harrisburg; J. w. Wear, with Miss Louie Wear of St Louis H. D. Wal lace, with Miss Drummond of St. Louis; William Cochran, with Miss Swift of New York, and Allen Eustace, with Miss Letchworth of Buffalo