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

| MENUS vanderbilt OF New YORK, MISE
Thompson of Pittsburg, Miss Bessie
Hooker of New Haven, Miss Tyler OF
New London, Miss Crowel of Boston
and Miss Brooke of Pittsburg.
The spacious Farnam residence or
Prospect Hill was the scene of the jun
ior german tea yesterday afternoon
The elegant interior was greatly en-
HANGED in beauty by the decorations
which consisted of evergreens, carna-
lions and roses. The entire lower floor
was given up to the enjoyment OF the
guests, and they spent the receiving
hours, from until o'clock, in the most
pleasant manner Mrs. Farnam was
assisted in receiving and entertaining
her guests by Mrs. william Rockefeller
of New York city, Mrs Charles Barney
of New York, Mrs Greenway of Hot
Springs, Ark, Mrs. Edmund Coffin of
New York. Mrs. Benjamin Campbell of
Elizabeth, N. j., Mrs. Frank Kernochan
of New York. Mrs. Albert Young of
Richmond, Va, and Miss Betty Whit
ney of this city. Among the callers
were: Miss Rockefeller of New York,
Miss Barnes of New York, Miss Young
of Richmond, Miss Whitney of Rich
mond, Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna of Cleve-
land, Miss Ruth Hanna of Cleveland,
Miss Mcbride of Cleveland, Miss Nor
ton of Chicago, Miss Conway of Chi
cago Miss Robertson of Chicago, Mrs.
Livingston of st. Paul, Miss GreenWay
of Hot Springs Ark, Miss Ruth Whit
ney of Boston, Miss Potter of New
York, Miss Terry of New York, Miss
Douglas of Albany, Miss Johnson of
| Washington, Miss Bushnell Of WASH
! ington, Miss Ives of New York, Miss
Chisholm Of Cleveland, Miss Splitter of
Toledo, Miss Camp of Winsted, Miss
Couldthirst of Salem, Mass, Miss ST.
monds Of Salem, Mass, Miss Brlnley
of Philadelphia. Miss Griscoll of Phil
adelphia, Miss Hamilton of Chicago, the
Misses Seeley of Cincinnati, Miss Nc
Cormack of Chicago, Miss Tiffany Of
New York, Miss Sullivan of Cleveland,
Miss Cheney and Miss Dorothy Cheney
of South Manchester, Mrs. B. Wilson
Chisholm of Cleveland, Mrs. d. C. Bar
ton, Mrs. w. l.. Camp of Winsted, Mrs.
e. s. Conway, Mrs r. Norton of Chi
cago, Mrs. j. J. Sullivan Of Cleveland,
Mrs w. w. Seeley of Cincinnati and
Mrs r. II. Mccormack of Chicago.
Mrs, e. Hayes Trowbridge was the
hostess of the seniors yesterday after
noon, and from 4 until her beautiful
drawing room was thrown open to the
young men and their partners. The
receiving party consisted of Mrs. e. G.
Stoddard, Miss Gertrude Harrison and
Miss Alice Cheney. A string orchestra
of seven pieces under the leadership of
Professor F.chl played during the re-
ceiving hours The house itself was
most beautifully decorated, the decora-
tions being under the direction of
Champion, while Sherry catered. The
fair callers were Miss Hubbard, Miss
Reynolds, Miss Deshlar, Miss Dennis,
Miss Kelly, Miss Dubois, Miss Smith,
Miss Parmelee, Miss Laud, Miss Jack
son, Miss Berger, Miss Cogswell, Miss
Lewis, Miss Waite, Miss Cram, Misses
Hay, Miss Darlington, Miss Cheney,
Miss Bell, Miss Pierson, Miss Wilson
and Miss Stoughton.
The men who called We're Charles
Wesley Abbott, Sullivan Dorr Amcs
William Augustus Barstow Edward
Baldwin Boise, Frederick Holster
Brooke, Jamot Brown, Scovill Bucking-
ham, Norman Burrell George Shepard
Chappell Clarence Eugene Coffin, Led
yard Cogswell, jr., William Boudwest
Conner William Eglin Curtiss, Dwight
Huntington Day, Clarence Phelps
Dodge John Lewis Evans, Charles Matt
land Fair, Richard carp Forrest, Will
liam Griswod, Samuel Hawley, Isham
Henderson Edward Foote Hinkle, Ellis
Oliver Jones, jr.. William Roderick KEEL
~, George Angelo Herman, William De
Lancey Kountze, EbeneZer Learned,
Russell Cornell Lef1ingWell. Alfred
Richard Lawrie, George Samuel Mitten
dorf, Benjamin Burgess Moore, Herbert
MORGAN Morgan. Edward Theodore Mo-
BILE, Howard Lawrence O'Fallon, George
Sturges Oliver, Edward Spencer Par
melee, Joseph Scovil Porter, Ord Pres
ton, John Reid, ir,, Thomas Henry
Spence, Carl Bovee Splitter, Louis Eze-
kiel Stoddard, Carroll Fuller Sweet
William Jessup Torrey, Alfred Gwynne
Ezra Joseph Warner, jr.,
Allan Warren, Arthur Fitch Way, |
Joseph Walker Wear, Roger Sherman
White William Fitz-Hugh Whitehouse,
il.
Those young gentlemen members of
the sophomore class and the young la
dies with whom they danced at the So
phomore german last night We're intro
duced at the pretty tea given at the |
handsome home of Mrs. w. X. Town
send, 11S Grove street, yesterday after
noon. The hours were the same as at |
the other teas from until s. The resi- |
lence is admirably adapted to affairs of |
this kind. 1t is sumptuously furnished |
and finished throughout and was ex-
attractive yesterday after
noon. A string orchestra in an alcove
2layed a splendid programme of music.
The decorations though simple were
very effective, being of carnations and
avergreens Those who assisted Mrs.
Townsend in receiving were: Mrs. Henry
Z. Hotchlliss of this city, Miss Brewster
If Rochester, Mrs. Hord of Cleveland, |
Mrs. Taylor of Brooklyn, Mrs. Butter of
Detroit and Mrs. r. F, Ieaman of Gill
,innati. Prominent among the guests
we're: Miss Leaman of Cincinnati Miss
tones of Cincinnati Miss Gliggs of New
York, Mrs. Smith of New York, Miss
Chisholm and Miss Helen Chisholm of
Cleveland, Miss Stllman of Brooklyn,
Miss Newport of st. Paul, Miss Hub
,ard of Cambridge, Miss ! cary of New
York, Miss Kiefer of Pittsburg Miss
)lcott of New York, Miss Keene of
Miss Nevin Of Waterbury,
Hiss Moore of Waterbury, Mrs. Pierson
# Hartford Miss Lander of Brooklyn,
Hiss Barnes of New York, Mrs. G. II.