The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-25
Sophomore German.

Sophomore German.
The sophomore german was given in
Warner hall. The 1890" two step, COM
posed for the occasion by d. S. Smith
1900 of Toledo, o., was played for the
opening and closing dances -Four fan
cy favors and one souvenir favor were
given. The german was led by h. b.
Adams 1900, S. B. Camp 1900 and P. A.
Rockefeller 1900, and the patronesses
We're Mrs. H. Il. Hotchkiss, Mrs. w.
w. Farnam, Mrs. G. L. Barney and
Mrs. William Rockefeller. The oars Of
the winning freshman crew, Yale ban
ners and streamers and palms served
to make the hall very attractive.
The favors for the souvenir figure
We're cut glass inkstands with Yale
seal on the silver cover for ladies and
silver key rings for gents; first figure,
blue aigrettes for ladies, boutonnnieres
for gents; second figure, Yale banners
on gold stick for ladies, and whistles in
red, white and blue ribbons for men;
third figure, large bugs of different col
ors for the ladies' and smaller ones for
the gents.
The ladies present We're: Miss Nc
Evansville Ind, Miss Nelson of Brook
Ign, Miss Corning of Cleveland Miss
Hutchinson of New York city, Miss AL
ling, Miss Rawle of Philadelphia, Miss
Fox of New York city, Miss CULVER of
New York city, Miss Babcock of Ston-
ington, Miss Wheeler of Chicago, Miss
Hamilton of Chicago, Miss Burpee of
Bangor, Miss Barbour of Hartford,
Miss Bean of Binghamton, Miss Nelson,
Miss Locke of New York city, Miss
Rawle of Philadelphia, Miss Douglass
of Albany, Miss Beasly of New York
city, Miss Deshler of Columbus, Miss
Chittenden of Detroit, Miss Nelson of
Chicago, Miss Knight of st. Louis. Miss
Wilcox of New York city, Miss Somars
of New York city, Miss Ely, Bryn
Mawr, Miss Camp of South Winsted,
Miss Homer of Pittsburg, Miss Chap
pell of New London, Miss Adams of
New York city, Miss Eustis of Man
chester, Mass, Miss Warden of Phila-
delphia, Miss Parks of Glen Calls, Miss
Jones of Cincinnati, Miss Palmer of
Armenia, Miss Dug of Cleveland, Miss
Porter of Denver, Miss Roberts of
Rockford, Miss Crane of Dalton, Miss
ACe@ScA'
of Clinton and Miss Keaney Somers-
VILE
JUNIOR GERMAN TEA.
Mrs w. w. Farnum threw open hel
spacious residence, 1886 Prospect street
for the junior german tea. The hours
were from 4 to 6. Roses, lilies and
palms were used in abundance in the
decorations, and the scene presented
was indeed a very beautiful one. Mrs
Farnam was assisted in receiving by
Miss Mahan and Miss Nellie Mahan
daughters of Captain Mahan, U. S. N.
Mrs. Eli Whitney, the Misses Whitney
the Misses Whittlesey and Miss MAUD
Watrous.
their lady friends, who danced at the
Junior german last night, were present
Maresi of New York furnished the re
freshments for the guests.
SOPHOMORE GERMAN TEA,
The members of the sophomore class
and their lady friends were entertain
ed by Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss at hel
beautiful home, SIS Hillhouse avenue
The spacious library and conservatory
We're both available for the use of the
guests, of whom there were a large
number. Mrs Hotchkiss was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. William Rockefel
Ter and Mrs. Charles T. Barney of New
York city, Miss Fellows Of New York
Miss Denton, who has been Mrs. Hotch
kiss guest for some time, and Mis-;
Barber of Hartford. Robinson's orches
ira furnished the music and Maresi ca
tered.
SENIOR GERMAN TEA.
Those who attended the senior ger
man last night were present at the tes
given by the seniors in Lyceum yester
day from to 6 o'clock The bare wall.
of the hall We're made quite attractive
by the decorations. Those who receiv
ed were Mrs. f. H. Belts, Mrs. K D
Cheney, Mrs. r. G. Dun, Mrs. c. Up
| ham Ely Mrs. c. f. Hyde and Mrs. f,
ent and enjoyed the hospitality of tn,
seniors.
| "43" TEA
| The "43" tea was given at 43 Colleg
street from to o'clock. During thes
(! hours the young men of the house wer
| kept very busy receiving and entertain
ing their many guests. Some very pref
| ty musical numbers were played b,
Landers orchestra.
| The patronesses We're Mrs. Arthur
| Cheney, Mrs Charles w. Hoyt, Mrs
Frank T. Trowbridge, Mrs. Horatio w
Parker and Mrs Arthur M Wheeler
| The young ladies' who presided at tn
| tea table were Miss Alice Morrow, Mis-
Alice Cheney, Miss Collins and Mis-
! Brown.
| OF the ladies present We're Mrs J. V
Hecker of Noroton, Conn, Mrs. A. F
Blasdell, the Misses Hecker, Mrs. F. II
Warren, Mrs Franklin Farrell of An
sonia, Miss Sidley, Miss Warren Mrs
A. Heaton Robertson, Mrs. Carlos s
| Sherman, Miss La Field of Bridgeport
Mrs William H. Parker Mrs Samue
Hemingway, Mrs. James S. Heming
way, Mrs. Charles H. Nichols, Mrs. J
J. Robinson, Miss Madeleine Bagley
Miss HUM, Mrs. F. c. Porter, Mrs. s
w Johnson, Miss Hills, Miss Calvert
Mrs. r. Fl. Chttenden, Mrs Frankli
Miller Mrs William III. Bishop, Mis-
| Sawyers, Mrs Chapman, the Misse
| Wurts, Mrs. Romeyn s. Stafford of Ney
York city, Miss Russell, Miss Hart
| Miss Howard of Montrose, N J., Mis-
| Punderford, the Misses Sherman, Mrs
Merwin, Miss Merwin, Mrs C. l.. Hulk
| ford, Mrs. Walter M. Davis, Mrs J. F
Johnson, Mrs. John J. Hart, Miss Hele
| Miller Miss Patterson, Mrs. William Il
| Tallmadge Mrs j. s. Hotchkiss Mrs