The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-05-24
JUNIoR SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
"CaIcium Light Night" Celebration |
 Grent Suceess

''CaAcAuH LtSht NlEht' celebFhtiOh u
 Great Success.
 A new feature of the annual "calciun light night" at Yale was the appear ance of the members of the Zeta Psi society on the campus. Contrary to their former custom they marched about the campus clad in costumes similar to the three more important societies and selected their men in a similar manner. This society has always heretofore se- lected it's men in secret, but this year decided to appear in public. The cele- bration passed off without any usual demonstration, but there was one notice able feature and that was the improve ment that has been made in the rem dition of the various songs. Several new songs were sung last night for the first time and they were decidedly clever. The number of spectators was unusually large and the celebration was a success in every particular. or the selections F. G. Brown, the big football guard, and S. l.. Coy the star end of the university football team, went to Delta Kappa Epsilon, w. k. Hit, son of Congressman Hit of Wash- ington, D. C., F. McD. c. Robertson Of the baseball team are among the more prominent men who went to Psi Up- silon, E. H. Brown of the university baseball team and P. D. Moody, son or Evangelist Moody, went to Alpha Delta Psi. The full list of men chosen fol- lows:
 Alpha Delta Phi-A. D. Allen, Louis vile, Ky; c. w. Allen, Louisville, Ky; D. s. Blossom, F. Cleveland O.; E. H. Brown, Cleveland, O.; c. B. Bucking- ham, Watertown, Conn.,; E. McB. Byers Alleghany, Pa; A. Cameron, Jr., Brool1lyn; J. M. Carlisle, Washington, D. C.; A. c. Coxe, Jr., Utica, N. F.; Il. s. Curtiss. Cleveland: J. s. Bells, Ross Station, Cal; L. E. Feelton WatertoWn' Conn; J. H. Hord, Cleveland, O.; w. J. Hoysradt, Hudson, N. r.. J. l., Mills, Philadelphia; P. D. Moody, E. Northfield, Mass; K. H. Nevins, Stam- ford; R. M. Newport, Jr., St. Paul, Minn.. J. M. Patterson, Chicago; G. V. Reynolds, St Louis; A. A. Thomas, Providence; L. M. Thomas, Philadel- phia; K. Twining, Jr., Morristown, N. J.; B. P. Twitchell, Hartford; J. H. Wear, St. Louis; c. B. Woolsey, Engle- wood, N. J.
 Delta Kappa Epsilon-W. B. Allen, Hartford; R, L. Atkinson, St. Louis; A. B. Berger, Denver; F. G. Brown, Jr" Quogue, N. Y; l.. K. Butler, Detroit; c. w. Cady, Hartford; l.. B. Carter, Titusville, Pa; R. w. Chandler, New Haven; H. Chappell, New London; T. l.. Cheney South Manchester, Conn; 5. r. Coy, Lakeville, Conn; A. M. Hlrsh, Richmond. Va; w. B. Howe, w. Rills- ton, Pa; E. l.. Jones, Cincinnati; D. E. Lawrence, New York city; F. L. Mitchell, Cincinnati; Ray Morris, New Haven; H. P. Olcott, New York city; R. w. Parsons, New York city, A. H. Richardson, Waterbury, Conn; T. M Robertson, New York city; R. s. Spen- cer, Deep River, Conn; R. F. Tyler New Haven; c. B. Waterman, Detroit; G. A. Welch, Cleveland; A. r. Wright, New Haven.
 Psi Upsilon-H. Auchinclosss New York city; P. Cheney, South Manches- ter. Conn; H. Chisholm, East CleVe- land. G. P. Chittenden, New York clty; H. H. Christian, Minneapolis; w. F.. Clyde. Jr., New York city; Julian Day. New York city; c. Dupee, Plainfield, N. J.; R. H. Edwards, Lisle, N. Y.; G. B. Ellis, Brooklyn; H. $. Ely, Binghamp- tton. N. Y; John A. Gardner, New York city; w. R. Hit, Washington, D. C.; R. B. Hixon, La Crosse, Wis; w. w.. Hoppur, Jr., New York city; J. A. Keppleman, Reading, Pa; G. B. kip, New York city; M. Mason, Chicago; w. G. D. Morgan New York city; M. IA. Parker New York city; F. McD. C.. Robertson, Parish, N. Y.; G. $. Stlll- man. Brooklyn; H. S. Wallace, Ansonia; H. H. Whaples, Hartford A. J. Young, Brunswick, Me.
 Zeta Psi--Howard Carleton, Brooklyh' A. H. Carver, Philadelphia; o. H, Eddy, Evanston, H.; F. L. Eliason, Chester town, Md; P. T. Gilbert, New Haven; R. H. Gilpatrick, Machas, Me; h' Hansberg, Charles City, 1a.; D. McCord' Chicago; W. M. Maltbie, Granpy' Conn; R. R. Richardson, St. Joseph Mo-; F. P Thompson, Fort Douglas Mich; B. Nelson. Jr.. Springfield lil' IL. F. Walton, New York city, and A. F. Jaggy. Lake Forest, III.