The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-18
YALE NOTES or INTEREST.
Arrangements for Prom Week About
Completed.

Arrangements for Prom Week About
Completed.
The following men will act as ushers
! at the Prom: A. S. Gale 80, Howard
Speer 1900, A. j. Osgood '99 S., f. v
SLICES 1900, e c. Greene 1880, l. L
Fisher 1900 w. p. Mallory 1900, r. F.
Weichert 1900, F. w. Gladding 1900, H
{ 0. Johnson 1900, C. A. L. Mckenzie 1900
S. B. Morton 1900, C. Jones 1900, and c.
Nj. Crawford.
The tea for the s5nior german will be
given by Mrs. L. Hayes Trowbridge $40
Temple street, Monday afternoon from
to 6. The senior german will be held
next Monday night at Lenox hall
About thirty five couples are expected.
Maresi of New York will furnish the
supper, and We'll of New Haven, the
music. There will be five sets of paper
favors and one set of souvenir favors.
The ladies' souvenir favors will be sill
yer and glass bon-bon boxes; those of
the men shaving brushes. Upon both
souvenir favors will be engraved the
class numerals. The german will begin
as soon as possible after the Glee club
concert. w. Z. S. Griswold and F. H.
Brooke will lead. On account of the
limited room the committee in charge
are forced to announce that no chaper-
ones are expected.
The patronessas will be Mrs e. H.
TroWbridge. Mrs. e. G. Stoddard and
Mrs. G. H. Watrous of New Haven;
Mrs. Il. r. Sweet of Grand Rapids, and
Mrs. Ledyard Coxwell of Albany.
An organ recital by Harry B. Jepson
was given in Battell chapel yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. The next recital
will be given on January "a at 5
o'clock.
The first meeting of the Freshman
union for this term was held last even
ing The subject for debate was Re
solved, That the Republican Party Has
Shown Itself Unfit for Office" The
speakers for the affirmative were l. G..
Phillips and c. D. Francis; for the neg
atve, NJ. Moore and r. A. Line oln. The
election of officers for the term will be
held on January 81.
The list OF events for Prom. week is
about complete now and is nearly the
same as in past years. There is a large
number of teas which will be given in
connection with the class germans. The
events thus far arranged for are as fol-
| lows
Sunday, January 22-services in Bat
tell chapel.
Monday January 23-Promenade CON-
cert in Hyperion theater by the Uni
versity Glee and Banjo clubs at s
o'clock.
| The junior german will be held in
Alumni hall in the evening Immediately
after the Prom. concert S. B. Camp
and f. B. Adams will lead. The pa
tronessss will be Mrs. w. w. Rockafel-
Ter, Mrs A. M. Young, Mrs. c.. 7.
Barney, Mrs. G. C. Greenway, Mrs. D.
C. Barton, Mrs. Edmund Coffin and
Mrs. w. II. Mossly.
The sophomore german will be held
in the evening, Immediately after the
Prom. concert in Warner hall. H. S.
Curtiss and ]. A. Keppelman will lead.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Henry
! L. Hotchkiss and Mrs. w. L. Phelps of
New Haven, and Mrs r. H. Robertson
of New York
The junior german tea will be given
on Monday afternoon from 4 to by
Mrs. w. w. Farnam, 1856 Prospect street
The sophomore german tea will be
given by Mrs. w. K. Townsend on
Monday afternoon from to 6 at 14S
Grove street.
The colony tea will be given Tuesday
from to T. The patronesses will be
Mrs G. j. Brush, Mrs. Fl. w. Farnam
Mrs F. l.. Bigelow, Mrs. II. L. Welles
Mrs. w. G. Wurtemberg. Mrs Edward |
w. Saunders Of st. Paul. Mimi. Mrs
Isham Hudson, Mrs. William Thaw, jr. |
of Pittsburg, and Mrs. George III. |
Treadwell of Albany.
The cloiSter tea will be given OF, |
Tuesday, January "a, from to 7. The
patronesses will be Mrs. e. K Norton, |
Mrs FL, Sargent, Mrs. w. j. Brown, |
Mrs. E. f. Bolton, Mrs W. Camp, Mrs. |
w. N. Day, Mrs. C. Hickok and Mrs. |
C. Hail.
The St Anthony tea will be given on
Tuesday from A to 7. The patronesses ,
Will be Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, Mrs.
w. W. Farnam, Mrs. Eli Whitney, Mrs.
stephen Whitney, Mrs. H. r. English,
Mrs. G. X. Ingersoll Mrs c. p.
Lindsey, Mrs. G, II. Townshend and
Mrs. w. C. Warden.
The st. Elmo tea will be given Tues
day afternoon from to z. The patron
esses will be: Mrs. Ira Richards of
North Attleborough, Mass and Mrs.
Seth Il. Thomas of New York
Mrs. George Townsend of New Haven
Mrs. Edward S. Dana of New Haven,
Mrs L. Bayard Smith of New York.
Mrs. Arthur r. Hadley of New Haven,
and Mrs. Walter Sanders of Montclair,
N. J.
The York Hall tea Will be given Tues
Gay afternoon from 4 to Z. Wells or
chestra will play through the receiving
hours. The patronesses will be Mrs. G.
/. White Of Waterbury, Conn, Mrs
Pittipger of Brooklyn, Mrs Goelet of
Washington, d. c., Mrs. Lewis of
Springfield, Mass, Mrs. E. ~ Hunt of
Wash, Mrs. Lynde Harrison
and Mrs G.. FL. Gray.
A tea will be given al the Hutchinson
from to on Tuesday. The patroness-
rs will be Mrs. B. H. Campbell, Mrs. w.
Rockefeller, Mrs. Brainard and Mrs.
Barbour.
Besides this list there will be a large
number Of private teas.
The first meeting of the Junior Wig
wan for this term will be held this
evening at 8 O'Clock at Stewards. The
al biact for 1nbat 10 &c |