The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-23

Watrous of New Haven, Mrs. e, F.
Sweet of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Led
yard Cogswell of Albany.
AS usual Alumni hall will be used by
the juniors for their german. Frederick
B. Adams and Stewart 3. Camp will
lead. The patronesses will be Mrs. w.
w. Farnam, Mrs. W. Rockefeller, Mrs.
A. M. Young, Mrs. C. Y. Barney, Mrs.
G. G. Greenway, Mrs. D. C. Barton, Mrs.
Edmund Coffin and Mrs. w. H. Nose
ley.
The sophomore german will be held
in Warner hall. 1t will be led by H. S.
Curtiss and j. A. Keppleman. Among
the patronesses are Mrs. Henry l..
Hotchkiss and Mrs w. l.. Phelps of
New Haven and Mrs. r. III. Robertson
of New York.
The several society teas will be given
Tomorrow afternoon.
The hours of all of them are from to
O'Clock. They are the Colony tea the
Clolster Tea, the st. Anthony tea, the
st. Elmo tea, the York Hall tea and the
hutchinson tea, There will be numer-
Gus other private teas. The culminat-
ing event of the junior promenade will
be held in the Second regiment armory
tomorrow evening. Dancing is ex-
pected to begin at 8 o'clock. Music will
be furnished by both a band and or
chestra stationed on opposite sides of
the hall. There are eighteen dances
and as many intermissions on the pro-
gramme.
Among the guests thus far in the city
are: Mrs. William Rockefeller, Miss
Ethel G. Rockefeller and Miss Mildred
Barnes Of New York city: Miss Noel.
St. Louis; Mrs. A. c. Hood, Mrs. T.. A.
Merritt, Miss Wright and Miss Edith
Mcbride, Cleveland; Mrs. Hubbard,
Miss Resale Hubbard and Miss Polly
Learned, Norwich; Mrs Wilson B.
CHISHOLM and Miss Josephine Ches-
holm of Cleveland, Mrs. M. A. Hanna
and Miss Hanna, Cleveland, and Miss
Brewster Rochester; Miss Ayres, In
dianapolis; Mrs. Walter, Stamford;
Mrs. l.. A. Barbour and Miss Barbour,
Hartford; Mrs. d. C. Barton. Mrs. W.
L. Camp and Miss Fl. w. Camp, Win
sted; Mrs. H. l.. Wade and Miss Wade,
Waterbury; Mrs. Wheeler and Miss
Wheeler, Terre Haute, Ind: Mrs, AL
bert Young and Miss Young, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. c. r. Kieber and Miss
Kieber Allegheny, Pa; Miss Marie
Leary, New York: Mrs. e. S. Conway
Miss Conway, Mrs. E. Norton and Miss
Norton, Chicago: Mrs. j. j. Sullivan
and Miss Sullivan, Cleveland: Mrs
Wood and Miss Miller, Mount Vernon;
Miss Means and Miss Day, Pittsburg,
Pa; Mrs. w. w. Seely, Miss H. Seely,
and Miss G. Seely, Cincinnati; Mrs. r.
II. Mccormick and Miss P. Mccormick,
Chicago; Miss Heron, Cincinnati; Mrs.
M. F. Winthrop, New York city; Miss
Gertrude Dubois. Hudson, N. Y: Mrs.
H. Hirsh, Miss Florine Hirsh and Allan
w. Hirsh. Richmond, Va: Mrs. r. F.
Leamen, Miss Nellie Leamen, Miss F.
Jones, L. r. Jones and P. T.. Mitchell,
Mrs J. Louise Bell and Miss
Lydia B. Bell, Morristown, N. j.; Mrs.
James A. Graves, Hartford; Miss Noll,
st. Louis: Mrs. D. Heary, New York:
Miss Elsie Olds, New York: Mrs.
Charles Williams, Philadelphia; Miss
Frances c. Griscome; Miss T.. Burd
Shaw, Pittsburg; Miss Helen Brooke,
Philadelphia; Miss Newport, st. Paul;
Mrs. Wheeler, Boston; Miss Hubbard,
Cambridge: Miss Hubbard, Norwich;
Miss Rosalia Hubbard, Miss Polly Learn
ed, Norwich; Mrs. Arthur Fl. Chappell
Miss Sally Tyler, New London.