The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-18

Banjo Club.
 ?. Meath the Films. ....... Carmen -Yalen 3, Topical Song, ng,.,..,,,,.,,,..... Hawley 4. The Nippers Lullaby. Andrews
 MT. Butler and Club.
 Q, Tuttl Frutti.. ...,................,,,
 Glee and Banjo Clubs.
 PART II.
 l. Chinatown March. Rosey
 Banjo Club
 ?. A Little Knot of Blue. ....... Shepard 3. The Nightingale and the Frogs....
 ",,.... ..... ...... .,....... Eilenberg
 Mandolin Club.
 4. Negro Melodies,
 G. G. Schrieber. F. H. Brewer, J. w.
 Wadsworth.
 D. The Happiest Land. d............ Hatton
 PART III.
 1. Medley-Arranged by Austin
 Banjo Club. z. Moily. y...........-......... kerker
 MT. Parker and Club. 5. Upidee. ee......"..........Ca Carmen Yalen 4. Jonah. ...................,F Fowler '94
 MT. Lapham and Club. b. Bright College Years. ........ Durand The grand finale of the events of the list above given will be of course the promenade to be held at the armory tomorrow night. The committee in charge consists of Grenville Parker of New York, Frank Hunter Simmons of Brooklyn, floor manager; Julian Stark weather Mason of Chicago, David Francis Rogers of New Canaan, Conn, Herbert Draper Gallaudet of Washing ton D. C., Morris Upham Ely of Brook lyn, Jewett Hamilton Scranton of Mad ison, Conn.,, David Cushman Twitchell of Hartford and George Gebner Schrei- Der of Hoboken N. J.
 The decorations at the armory, which are already being put in place, will be probably the most elaborate ever used at Yale junior prom. Light blue bunting pleated, forms the ceiling cov- CT. and, caught back to the wall, golden .colored bunting hangs in graceful folds from the overhead arches. Bunting completely hides the walls, and along the sides at regular intervals are Cor1n- thian columns in white and gold.
 The boxes will be separated by alter nate white and gold drapery. Half way down the hall are two stands, one one each side and opposite each other. These stands are decorated in and are literally a mass of white and gold. One will be used by the concert band and the other by the dance orchestra. The new floor will be waxed to-day, and no crash will be laid, as has been done in previous years
 At the north end of the armory floor two broad stairways, one on either side, and, covered with holly and evergreen. will rise to the gallery, The lobby will be decorated with gold and white and in evergreens and holly.
 Among the prom guests in town are the following.
 At the New Haven house-Mrs. A. J. Rose, Miss Barclay, Newburg, N. Y.; Mrs. Fairfax, Land Street and Miss Hardness, New York city; Mrs. Will liam Crowell, Miss Sherman and Miss Williams, Cleveland; Mrs Willard Par ker, Mrs. Willard Parker, jr., Miss Skiddy and Miss Lindley, New York city; Miss Caroline Myers, Bethlehem, Pa; Miss Helen B Bunce and Miss Mary H. Clark, Hartford; Mrs. w. B. Roberts and Miss Jessie M. Galbraith, New York city; Mrs. R. c. Fisher, New Rochelle, N. Y.; Miss Anne Tatum, Miss Stall and Miss M. Murray, New Brighton, N. Y.; Mrs. A. S. Brewer and Miss Brewer, Springfield, Mass; the Misses Goodbody, Paterson, N. J.; Mrs. L. N. Booth, Miss Burns and Miss Starr, Bridgeport; Mrs. L. Vinsen and Miss Vinsen, New York city; Miss Whitin, Whtinsville Mass; Mrs. Bruce and Miss Root, Hartford Mrs. Alfred Ogden and Miss Ogden, Brooklyn, N Y.; Mrs. F. R. Dennis, New York city; Miss Saunders, St. Paul, Minn. Miss Swift, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. William Chisholm, Miss Chisholm, Miss Helen Corning, Mrs. s. A. Raymond, Miss Raymond and Miss. Ranney, Cleveland; Mrs. w. s. Packer, Miss H. P. Packer and Miss Alice Mead, Brooklyn, N. Y: Mrs. H. D. Coffinbury and the Misses ICoffinbury, Cleveland; Mrs. James Ellis. Pottsville, and Miss Emily Myers, Beth lehem, Pa.
 At the Majestic-Mrs. James Simp- son. New York city; Miss Florence Parks, Glens Falls, N Y; Mrs. E. w. Simpson, Mrs. Charles Ross and Miss Ross, Auburn, N r.; Mrs. John Satter- field, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mrs. A. H. Dar- ling and Miss Darling, Brooklyn, N Y.; Mrs. E. G. de Peyster, New York city; Mrs. Wilder, Miss Wilder and Miss McCreery, St. Louis; Mrs Jack Enc and Miss Florence Enc, Mrs. c. P. Armstrong, Miss E. F. Brown, New York city; Miss c. A. Sumner, Brook lyn, N. r.; Mrs. c. A. Platt and Miss Platt, Englewood, N. J.; Mrs. Alexan- der Clark and Ralph Ewing Clark, Cin- cinnati. O.; MT. and Mrs. F. Fennar, Plymouth, Pa; MT. and Mrs. H. R. Wilson, Miss Williams, Miss Wilson, C. o. T. Wilson, Chicago; Mrs. E. P Platt, Poughkeepsie; Miss M l. Fer rell, Columbus, O.; Mrs. D. E. Norton, and Miss Norton, Cheshire; Miss Marie Satterfield, Buffalo, N. Y.; Miss Grace Peabody, Miss May D. Oliver and Miss Newhoff, New York city: Mrs. Charles H. Lawrence and Miss Lawrence, Hart ford; Mrs. w. W. Scranton, Scranton, Pa; Miss Gertrude Vaughn, Wilkes barre, Pa.; Mrs. J. T. Thompson, New York city; Miss c. F. Bennett, Cincin- nati; Miss c. A. Sizer, Cleveland; Miss Majorie Streeter, Chicago; Mrs. and Miss Gallaudet, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Hewes and Miss Dewey, Reading, Mass; Mir and Mrs. w, H. Bowers