The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-22
YALES SOCIETY EVENT
GREAT PREPARATIONS ARE BEING
MADE FOR THE JUNIOR "PROM."


Already Made Their Appearance in the
City-Work of Decorating the Armory
Has Begun-BeautifuI Color Scheme
Adopted-Other Items.
Already some of the prom girls and
their chaperones have made their APP
pearance in the city and are putting on
the finishing touches of their prepara-
ton for the events which are foremost
in the social life at old Yale. Before
the night Is over the city will be full of
the fair and charming young ladies
who have been invited to be present.
the approach of the three festive days
by their change in wearing apparel,
noticeably from SLOUGH hat to silk tile.
Roster Of New York has charge of the
interior decorations of the armory for
the prom this year. The prevailing COL
ors he has chosen to use are turkey red
and white. The ceiling will be festoon-
ed with light blue. Combinations of the
red and white will cover the walls and
will be brought into contrast by black
and gold Japanese hangings so arrang-
ed as to form alternating panels. Smi-
lax will be used to cover the girders
which support the roof and for the
floral trimmings in general. Banks of
palms and both cut and potted flowers
= F1x Of f6n an
trance, stairways and background. All
the floral decorations will be furnished
by Champion of New Haven.
The supper arrangements are in the
hands of Maresi of New York. The
music for the prom will be furnished by
Landers of New York. The orchestra
will play the waltzes and the band the
two-steps and intermissions.
The dance orders for the ladies are
white leather having blue and gold
seal with gold streamers on the front
an dthe word "Yale" woven about
wooden spoon. The orders for the
men are slightly smaller, of dark russell
leather, with the same seal. Both con-
tain the regular dances with composers
and spaces for2 dances, intermissions
and extras.
JUNIOR GERMAN.
The committee desires to announce
that on account of the limited room in
Alumni hall for so large a german as
that of the Junior class no chaperones
will be expected at the Junior german
Monday night.
HOLDERS OF PROM BOXES.
The list given below Of holders of
prom boxes is as complete as possible
up to the present time:
Box 1-G. S. oliver and j. Reid, jr.
Box 2-E. w. Beattie, jr., c. T. Rus
sell, jr., and A. Fuller.
Box 80. T. Wilson and w. L. Bar
nett.
Box 4-E. T. Tefft, C. Wood, HI. H.
Porter and P R. King. jr.
Box 5-F. S. Male, G. G. Corwin, G.
H. Peix and j. Wells.
Box CIV. Bennett.
Box &c. p. Dodge, T.. Coggswell and
r.. Hooker.
Box st. H. Hall, A. E. Philbrick
and w. e. Porter.
T. F. Lawrence.
Beuren.
BOX Ill. IN. 0Wl1L, IT, w. SIOSUy, IA
Jdd and w. Judd, Harvard L. S.
Box 12-E s.. Woodruff, G. H. Walker
and H. r, Dennis.
Box 13-W. r. Belts and A. s. Hay.
Box 14--C. H. Burtis and O.. B. Les
sig.
Box 15-S. stoddard, G. Hecker and
F. Hecker.
Box i'm. ]. Dodge and R. W. KEEL
ley
Box TIC. "A. Belin, C. w. Abbott, r.
Darling and H. B. Wallace.
Box 1s-W. Smith, S. Smith and A. S.
Mann.
Box ia. H. Barney, F. Kernochan
and J. Barney.
Box 2o-F. v. Chappell, L. Fitch, e.
r. Ingraham and B. S. Harvey.
Box 21-H. Platt, w. S. Peck, ]. S.
Porter and r. Platt.
Box 22-L. E. Stoddard.
Box 2S-G. w. Dulany, jr., w. H.
Sykes and L. H. Van Every.
Box 24-L. E. Stoddard, w. Cunning
ham, Fl. G. Otis and A. S. Post.
Box 25-H. H. HOLSTER, M. Dodge and
II. L. OFallon.
Box 26-W. S. Johnson, w. A.. Bar
stow, G. H. Cocks, D. M. Boyd and Ez-
RAJ Warner
Box 27-H. Heinz, w. L. Chittenden,
s. Campbell, l.. B. Barbour, w. S. COT
fin and J. P Brock
Box sc. P. Capen, r. Carey and R.
G. Keeney.
Box 29-M. D. Eames and W. F. Glib
son.
Box 3o-s. M. Milliken, jr., o. Metcalf
and T. Allen.
Box 31--A M. Rogers and L. H. Rog-
ers.
Box go. Preston, C. A. Brayton, F,
NJ Davies and j. B. Adams.
Box 33-R. N. Barnum 1885,, S. Moon
1855, P. Kelly 1885,, A. c. Eustis 1885,
Box SIT F. Fisher 1885,, H. F. Web
ster 1885,, w. K. Sturges 1885,, R. F.
Dyer 1855.
Box 35--E. p Campbell 1855, J. L.
Howard 1855, J. L. Thompson 1885,, H.
F. Benjamin 1855.
Box 36-A. F. Way '99, J. D. Carson
'99, j. A. Farley '99, W. NJ Wheeler 49,
Box 37--W. F. Berger '99, w. F.
Cochran '9SS., w. D. Kountze '99, S. M.
Hawley '9S, G. Chauncey 1855.
Box 3S-President Dwight.
Box 39-W. P. Slocovitch 1855, R. R.
Howard '9SS., E. D. Pouch 1885,, 8. NJ.
buckingham 49,