The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-18

sent out in New Haven. The following ladies will act as patronesses: Mrs. A.. J. Dubois, Mrs. c. A. Fowler Mrs. Lynde Harrison, Mrs. Arthur Murray, Mrs. J. G. Noyes Mrs. E. c. Philbrick, Mrs, William H. Stout, Mrs. William K. Townsend and Mrs. G. J. Brush. The St. Elmo tea will be held between the hours of and at Ill Grove street. The following ladies will act as patron esses. Mrs. Thomas H. Hall, Mrs Will liam c. Sturgis,' Mrs. Edward s. Dana, Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe, Mrs. Justus Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe, Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss, Mrs. George w. Chaun- cey, Mrs. Henry R. Freeland, Mrs. | George Townshend, Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, Mrs. Seth E. Thomas, Mrs. Robert F, Fisher and Mrs. Daniel s. La mont.
 The "SS tea" will be given at SS Wall street from to z o'clock.
 The junior promenade will begin at nine o'clock in the Second regiment ar- mory. THE WHIST CLUB. The first of the regular meetings of l the whist club for this term was held in Calliope hall last evening. A sys- | tenn of compass whist will be tried, which it is expected will add still greater in ! terest to the meetings.
 l The whist tournament has just been completed. First place was won by | Gilman '98 and Lee '99 wno defeated i Beecher '9S, and Gilman '99 in the final game. Beeeher '9S and Gilmore '99 de- feated Bryant '99 and Cameron '99 de- the deciding play for second place. The tournament, however, will not deter mine the team, which will be selected from those candidates who have played consistently the best whist. Practice matches will soon be played with the whist clubs of the neighboring towns and these, it Is hoped, will great | ly aid the play of the team in the games with Princeton and the proposed one with Harvard. A challenge has been received and accepted from Princeton l for game to be played during the l coming Easter vacation. The manage ment will shortly send a challenge to l the Harvard Whist club for a game with them to be played during Febru- ary.
 | THE Y. G. A. TEAM. l The following men from the Y. G, A, will go to Hartford: w. H. Shepard P. G.; R. G. Clapp '9ss, w. L. Otis 1900 S., s. Peterson, P. G., l.. D. Kellogg '9S A. F. Terry '9S, l.. H. Schutte '99, F. T. Anderson '9SS., E. Ellason 1901, F. A. Lehlbach '9s. This team will give an exhibition o nthe side horse, horizontal and parallel bars, flying rings, tumbline and club swinging at the Hartford Y M c. A. building.
 | THE WINTER MEET.
 At the winter meet of the Bostor Athletic association, which will be held Saturday, February 5, mile relay race has been arranged between Yale an6 Harvard. Each team will be composed of four men, who will each run a quar- ter of a mile. The following candidates are in active training for the Yale
 team: Bascom Johnson 1900, w. s
 Johnson '99 A. H. Richardson 1901,
 Richards 1900 &, F. D. Cheney 1900, F
 H. Warren '99S., A. H. Atha '99, J. sDa.
 wis 1900, C. T. Dudley 19OOS., P. c. Kei fer 1901, and N. Beecher '9S.
 | NOTES.
 Tn the absence of J. H. Hurst, H. G
 Watson has been elected chairman ol the Medical School Journal.
 The Edgar Allen Poe club will holt a banquet at the Tontine hotel Thurs day evening, January 20, at o'clock
 The Les Mserables club met las
 night at 3s2 Welch hall.
 F. D. Smith '99, M. S.. and A.. E. vor
 Tobel '99 M. S., have been elected to thu
 editorial board of the Medical Schoo Journal.