The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-24

nail. IhlS nall is very pretty one OF
itself, but it's beauty was much en-
HANGED by the decoration, being of
palms and Yale flags. Owing to the
small size of the hall there We're no
chaperones present, but the patronesses
were Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, Mrs.
e. c. Stoddard of New Haven, Mrs. e.
f. Sweet of Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Mrs. Ledyard Cogswell of Albany. The
german was led by w. e. S. Griswold
and F. HI. Brooke. There We're five sets
of paper favors and one of souvenir IA
vors. The womens souvenir favors
were silver and glass bon-bon boxes,
and for the men shaving brushes. Up
on both of the souvenir favors the class
numerals were engraved. The follow
ing is a list of those who took part in
the german:
j. M. Magee with Miss Thaw of Pitts
burg; G.. S. Mittendorf with Miss Du-
Bots of Hudson N. Y. T. H. Spence
with Miss Lewis of Milwaukee,; l.. E.
Stoddard with Miss Rebecca Darling
ton of Pittsburg; Richard Lowrie with
Miss Cram of Norwalk; Sanford Stod-
dard with Miss Stoddard of New Ha-
ven; H. Palmer with Miss Ensign of
Simsbury, Conn; G. S. oliver with Miss
Berger of Denver; w. e. S. Griswold
with Miss Cornelia Cogswell of Albany;
e. S. Parmelee with Miss Julie Parme-
lee of New Haven; Ledyard Cogswell,
jr., with Miss Bowdtch of Albany; r.
S. White with Miss Laura Stoughton
of New Haven; e. Learned with Miss
Rosalie Hubbard Of Norwich; A. Nj.
Morgan with Miss Kelley Of Chicago;
c. f, Sweet with Miss Jackson of Prov
idence; j. M. Wear with Miss Webster
of Chicago; c. B. Splitter with Miss
Reynolds of Toledo; e. f. Hinl1le with
Miss Alice Hay of Washington; A. f.
Way with Miss Elizabeth Way of West
field, Mass. S. d. Ames with Miss
Smith of Providence; w. del. Kountze
with Miss Lydia Bell of Morristown, N.
j.; r. E. Forest with Miss Helen Hay
of Washington.
Warner hall was the scene of the
| sophomore german, which was held i'm
mediately after the promenade concert.
The decorations were much more elab-
crate than in former years on similar
occasions. Over the stage was sus-
| pended an immense flag with the nu-
merals 1901" on it. A smaller flag
with the word yale" on it hung be-
low The oars of the victorious fresh
man crew of last June We're hung on
the walls and draped with class flags
Palms and potted plants were also used
in the decorations. The german was
led by H. S. Curtis and ]. A. Kepple-
man.
The patronesses were Mrs. Henry L.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. William Lyon Phelps,
Mrs. C. w. Ring of this city, Mrs. a. c..
Hord of Cleveland and Mrs. Christoph-
err Riggs of New York. The favors
were distaffs for women, whistles for
men; ornamental wands for women,
fancy pipes for men; sachet bags for
women, ornamented japanese heads for
men; fancy sashes for women, match
boxes for men. The souvenir favors
were solid silver book marks with class
numerals 1901" engraved thereon for
women and solid silver paper knives
with the numerals for men. The fol-
lowing is a list of the couples who
danced the german:
B. IT, Daudge with Miss Richards Of
New York city; j. II. Hord with Miss
Helen Chisholm of Cleveland: J. S.
Ellis with Miss Ellis of Ross, Cal, A.
M. Hirsch with Miss Hirsch of Rich
mond Va; II. Chisholm with Miss
Thompson of Allegheny, Pa; p. C.
Kiefer with Miss Leary of New York
city; r. M. Chisholm with Miss Wheel |
err of Terre Haute, Ind; N. B. Allen
with Miss Allen of Hartford; G. N. |
Grouse with Miss Aids OF BROOKLYN II. |
A. Webster with Miss Standish of De-
trot L. K. Butler with Miss Butler of
Detroit; H. P. Olcott with Miss Olcott |
of New York city; c. B. Buckingham |
with Miss Nevin of Pittsburg; j. A. !
Keppleman with Miss Brewster of New
York; William Thaw with Miss Brooke |
of Philadelphia; r. L. Atkinson with |
Miss Newport of st. Paul: II. s. Cur
tiss with Miss Ely of Cleveland; p. l..
Mitchell with Miss Leaman of Cincin-
natl; G. S. Stillman with Miss Stillman
of Brooklyn; H. Chappell with Miss
Kiefer of Pittsburg: e. l.. Jones with
Miss Jones of Cincinnatis r. Town
shend with Miss Moore of New Haven;
Fl. S. Hotchkiss with Miss Keene of
Philadelphia j. c. Kimball with Miss
Grinnel of New Haven; p. Cheney
with Miss Cheney of South Manchester,
Conn; p r. Brand with Miss Dennis
of Chicago; N. G.. Voolfolk with Miss
Deshler of Columbus o.; w. Fl. White
with Miss Harrison of New Haven: r.
N. Newport with Miss Hubbard of
Cambridge; G. 3. Kip with Miss CHS
holm of Cleveland S. Bell with Miss
Bell of Morristown; C. n. IIickok with
Miss Hickok of Harrisburg.
The Cloister german was held imme-
dately after the promenade concert.
Mrs. w. j. Brown of Springfield, Mass,
and Mrs. w. O. Hickok of Harrisburg,
Pa, We're the chaperones. Francis
served the refreshments and Leichter's
orchestra furnished the music for the
dancing. There were a number of hand
some souvenir figure favors. The young
women who danced were Miss Learned
of Norwich, Miss Norton of Detroit,
Miss Chittenden of Detroit, Miss Eddy
Of Bay City, Mich, Miss Schenck of
Dayton, o., Miss Hall of MorristoWn,
n. j., Miss Belts of Brooklyn, Miss
Lawder of Pittsburg, Miss Hastings of
Miss Davidson of Pitts
burg, Miss Capella of Delaware, Miss
Bolton of Cleveland and Miss Brewster
Of Rochester. u
AFTERNOON TEAS. |,
The merry whirl of social functions
attendant upon the junior promenade
,eean in earnest at II o'clock Yesterday .