The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-26
NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENTS
THE PROMENADE OF III. III. s., GLASS
OF '97, LAST NIGHT.

A Delightful Occasion and Beautiful
scene-Another Event-The sexennial
Reunion Glass of '01, IL. IL. S.
At Boardman hall last night was
given the II. II. S. '97 class dance. For
a gathering of pretty girls, prettily
goWned the event rarely if ever has
been surpassed. Simplicity character
lied the dance, all plans being of the
most transformations order
The hall decorations We're in palms
and potted hydrangeas.
Like the Boardman school dance the
reception room off the dance hall was
arranged as a resting place.
Mrs. c. B, MattheWman, wearing
black silk and black lace. Mrs. c. L.
Dudley, pink and white silk and Mrs.
j. c. Wurts in lavender silk and black
brocade acted as patronesses.
Principal Thomas was present and
added much to the pleasure of the &C.
casion. Especially delighted were the
scholers present of the school, they
freely expressing the delight his pres
ence afforded
Albert Williams orchestra furnished
music, playing the most aliuring
waltzes and two steps. Huge cut glass
punch bowls held the most delicious
lemonade for the tireless dancers.
Among those present were Miss
Marie Beauton in a dainty gown of
sprigged organdie over pink taffeta
silk with lace garnitures and pink
roses Miss Minnie Brady, in light vel
low organdie over yellow silk, with
MORE sash and Valenciennes lace.
Miss M. Creegan, Powered organdie
with tiny lace ruff1es and satin to
match. Miss A. Beecher, light blue
dimity; Miss M. Beeeher, white with
corsage of pink roses; Miss M. Smith,
white organdie, with yellow velvet;
Miss M. Murphy, white silk tulle made
over silk; Miss Fox, white mousseline-
de sole, with cherry trimmings; Miss
Colt, white, with white sating trim
mings; Miss Devine of Bridgeport, fig
ured green organdie and lace; Miss A.
Cronin, cream organdie, with broad red
sash; Miss Macdonald, white over white
silk; Miss Cashion, white and pink
combination; Miss McHugh, pink vined
organdie over rose silk, trimmed in
lace insertion; Miss Elliott, light blue
satin and white tulle: Miss Barnes,
cream muslin over red silk; Miss Sher-
man, white mousseline- de-soie; Miss
Matthewman, white over pink: Miss
Maude Gilhuly, white and blue organ
die; Miss Anna Gilhuly, pink figured
organdie over pink silk; Miss E. G..
Gallagher, light blue lawn with lace
and ribbon trimmings; Miss M. Gallag-
her, pink organde: Miss Gertie Fox,
Dresden silk; Miss Eleanor McGuin-
ness, white organdie and lace; Miss
Margaret Molloy, yellow figured organ
die, with yellow ribbons: Miss Marie
Kerwin, pink silk, with overdress of
pink mousseline-de-soie and pink roses;
Miss Beatrice Spang, white silk tulle
over taffeta silk: Miss Sparks white
lawn; Miss Patterson, white crepe with
corsage of "Jack" roses: Miss Ham
mond, white silk tulle, satin trim
mings; Miss Gretta Bradley, white
silk tulle over yellow silk; Miss
Hugo, pink chiffon and white;
Miss Bennett white mousselin de sole
and lace; Miss Mailhouser, pink flow
cred organdie over pink silk; Miss M.
C. Dwyer, pink and white silk; Miss
Ella Galligan, yellow organdie; Miss
May Galligan, blue figured muslin over
blue silk; Miss Marion Murphy, white
satin-striped organdie; Miss May Gre
gan, blue organdie and lace; Miss Helen
Campbell, white lawn; Miss Gage,
scarlet organdie over scarlet silk; Miss
Chamberlain, primrose satin and lace;
Miss Alling, black and white, with
white ribbon trimming; Miss Hartman.
white brocade silk and lavender; Miss
Guerin, sea-foam green silk and lace;
Miss Anna Barton, grey chiffon and
white satin; Miss Hartwell, white satin
and red velvet; Miss Toohill, light
green tulle and black satin; Miss Hea-
ney pink silk and lace; Miss Healy,
white mousselin de sole; Miss Peck,
white mousselin de sole; Miss Garvin,
yellow organdie.
Among the men were Messrs. George
r. Beardsley, Williams, Ludington,
Quinn, Bradley, Loeb, Woodstock, Mail
houser, Cronan, Gleason, Higgins, Gill
ieren and Beauton.
The floor committee consisted Of Miss
Almira G. Bennett, Miss Louise G. Rel
mann, Miss Augusta Schneider, Miss
May Beecher and G. Walter Dudley,
chairman.
j. Conrad Wurts, William C. Hutch
er, and Fred Haight composed the prom
committee.