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

tlemen, silver match boxes inscribed with " 9S" in ribbon lettering, and for the ladies, silver velvet brushes.
 The other favors for the various fig ures were as follows: For gentlemen, aigrettes; gentlemen, paper shaving hearts; ladies, picture frames; gentle men, cards and cases with cards, la dies, opera bags; gentlemen, calendars, ladies' fruits filled with candies The prize favors were, for gentlemen, ebony hair brushes; for ladies, cream jars with silver tops, each favor having the college seal engraved thereon and enameled in blue. Those present were as follows:
 H. s. Borden, with Miss Durfee of Fall River; H. R. Winthrop, with Miss Bronson of New York city; F. Ker- nochran, with Miss Langhorn of New York city; Ross Hickok, with Miss Franklin of Pennington; R. J. Turn bull, with Miss Rogers of New York city; W. N. Waffle, with Miss Vaile of Denver Col; T. s. McLane, with Miss Betts of New York city; c. E. Merrill, with Miss Ely of New York city; o. T.. Wilson, with Miss Williams of Evans ton, Ind; D. T. Van Buren, with Miss Bowers of New York city; w. w. An- drews, with Miss Ross of Cleveland; I. N. Swift, with Miss Sargent of New York city; A. s. Hay, with Miss Schreiber of Hoboken; H. H. Curran, with Miss Myers of Bethlehem; H. D.. Gallaudet, with Miss Rogers of New 1T tcc Pudson of Brooklyn; D. F. Rogers, with Miss Gallaudet of Washington; E. Whittemore, with Miss Packer of Brooklyn; D. c. Twitchell, with Miss Twitchell of Hartford; T. A. McGraw, with Miss Elsie Dominick of New York city; E. c. Streeter, with Miss Streeter of Chicago; H. B. Wilcox, with Miss P1att of Englewood; A. l. Lewis, with Miss Simmons of Brooklyn; l.. G. Billings, with Miss Hubbard of Brook lyn; P. S. Rogers, with Miss Sloane of New York city; s. M Milliken, jr, with Miss Wilder of New York city; T. s. Male, with Miss Lever of New York; S. B. Rich, with Miss Rich of Buffalo; T. Allen, jr, with Miss Le Vinsen of New York city; c. H. Peix, with Miss Carruthers of Norwich; J. A. Hamil- ton, with Miss Reid of Rochester; A. H. Barney, with Miss Bell of New York city; J. R. Judson, with Miss Sloane of Buffalo; E. B. Morris, with Miss Seyms of Hartford; W. s. Packer, jr., with Miss Mead of Brooklyn; G. D. Montgomery, with Miss Mont gomery of Denver; F. Whitin, with Miss Whitin of Northbridge: N. H. Cowdrey, with Miss Starr of New York city; B. Clark, with Miss Kernochen of New York city; E. o. Emerson, with Miss Ga.lbraith of New York city; s. Ellis. with Miss Myers of Bethlehem; L. M. Williams, with Miss Williams of Cleveland: J. O. Rodgers, with Miss Rodgers of Toledo; w. $. Ray, with Miss Ray of Brooklyn; w. Scranton, with Miss Vaughan of Wilkesbarre; l.. Johnson, with Miss Ogden of Brook lyn; w. T. Dominick, with Miss Ethel Dominick of New York city; H. B. Futile, with Miss Norton of Cleveland; J. A. Ripley, with Miss Crocker of New York city; H. B. Wright, with Miss Steadman of New York city; A. E. Richards with Miss Richards of Hart ford; E. Hale, jr., with Miss Warden of Washington; L. Hitchcock, with Miss Corning of Cleveland; c. w. Cross, with Miss Whitmore of Hartford; R. R. Hill, with Miss Ray of Washington; G. w. Milliken, with Miss McCreery of St. Louis; w. J. Torrey, with Miss Seller of Newberg; Payne Whitney with Miss Hall of New York city; D. c. Byers, with Miss Laughlin of Pittsburg; M l.. Feary with Miss Sumner of Brooklyn; M. s. Feary, with Miss Jones of Al bany; D. H. M. Gillespie, with Miss Stotesbury of New Haven; c. D. Che ney, with Miss Dora Cheney of South Manchester, Conn; J. T. Norton, with Miss Norton of Albany; R. E. Clarke, with Miss Hoffman of New York city; V. M. Tyler, with Misss Patterson of New York city; D. c. Perkins, with Miss Havemeyer of Hartford; H. B Clark, with Miss Clark of Hartford; A Bunce, with Miss Bunce of Hartford; C. W. Burnett, with Miss Sizer of Cleveland; w. s. Sales, with Miss Clarke of Lexington, Ky; H. M Will son, with Miss Stafford of Newburg N. Y.; P. H. Holine, with Miss Butler of New York city; c. M. Chester, with Miss Lee of Brooklyn; J. B. Rose, with Miss Barclay of Newburg; J. I. Dow ney, with Miss Downey of New York city; R. I. Neithercub, with Miss Burns of Bridgeport; S. S. Spencer, with Mise Warren of Buffalo R. Hitchcock, with Miss Coffinbury of Cleveland; c. B Rich, with Miss Rich of Buffalo; T. w Simmons, with Miss Bartlett of Buff falo; T. B. Davis, with Miss Hardness of New York city; P. D. Mills, with Miss Churchman of Philadelphia; N Goodbody, with Miss Hudson of Pat terson, N. J.; T. R. Griffith, with Miss Goodbody of Haledon, N. J.
 The patronesses were Mrs. Knight Dexter Cheney, Mrs. Charles H. Sim mons, Mrs. Edward M. Gallaudet, Mrs Thomas B. Clarke, Mrs. William Far nam, Mrs. Joseph Twitchell, Mrs. Will lard Parker Mrs. R. W. Gelbach, Mrs John Simons, Mrs. c. V. Ely, Mrs. E. G. Mason, Mrs. John Rogers, jr., and Miss Scranton.