The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-23

Miss Aiken of New York, P. H. Haye
 with Miss Hayes of Buffalo, H. o
 Havemeyer, jr., with Miss Whitney o1
 New York, c. E. Ordway with Mis!
 Miss Ripley of Winchester, Mass, o. B
 Spears with Miss Bogart of New York
 R. Stevenson, jr., with Miss Stevenson
 of Chicago, c. w. Simmons with Miss
 Hotchkiss of New Haven, c. E., Tuttle
 with Miss Whittemore of Hartford, l.
 Van Dyke with Miss Cary of New York
 K Winter with Miss Winter of Indian
 apolis. F. H. Winter with Miss Ayres
 of Indianapolis, N. B. Williams with Miss Norris of Philadelphia,
 THE PROMENADE CONCERT IN
 THE HYPERION LAST NIGHT.
 The gay and festive freshmen held
 high carnival at the Hyperion last
 night and by their many funny pranks
 served to highly entertain the immense
 audience which completely filled that
 popular place of amusement. The sev-
 eral hundred charming young women
 and matrony chaperones from all
 parts of the country to attend the many
 festivities in connection with Yale's
 social week smiled their sweetest and 1 bowed in appreciation of the efforts of
 the freshmen. lis certain that none
 were disappointed, no matter how much 1 they had anticipated.
 | The entire upper gallery was jammed with the hilarious members of the class | of 1903 and 1902 S., and they kept the occupants of the orchestra, first bal cony and boxes fully aware of their Thp11 ga n nf dnoal1 hitg nf pasteboard of all colors and shapes, bearing quotations and funny sayings, were showered down in myriads upon the fair and gallant ones below. Va rious streamers of vari-colored paper were tossed into space from the upper gallery and hung suspended in criss crosses until torn down by some one for souvenirs.
 All sorts of noise making instruments were brought into active service and the freshmen did not leave their lungs and voices at home. They kept up the din at a lively rate from long before the first number on the programme until after Bright College Years had been sung by the Glee club.
 But all this noise making was during the intermisson between the several numbers on the programme. The wiser members of the class succeeded in re- straining the more boisterous ones and kept them from doing anything which would cause the faculty to carry out their threat of taking the baseball team away should the success of the concert be seriously marred by their "horse play" After repeated but unsuccess- fJJt qttaYr1ntc tho 1Q02 rn Iad }vv unfurling a huge banner bearing their class numerals and suspended it on a wire from the top of the theater. This was signal for tumultuous cheering and the old Yale yell with 1908 rang out again and again.
 From an artistic standpoint the con- cert itself was splendid success. The several clubs were exceedingly we'll bal anced and they were the recipients of | enthusiastic encores from their delight | ed auditors. The medleys sung by the ! glee club were particularly well re- 1 ceived and the quartette introduced | number of clever novelties. Ralph of this city fairly outdid himself in his solo work and was en- enoored
 It is safe to say that the thirty-fourth annual concert will be long remembered by those present last night
 Among those in the audience wera. Mrs. J. F. Maynard of Utica, N. Y. Miss Brewster of Rochester, N. Y, Miss Comstock of Englewood N. J., Miss Forest of Hartford, Miss March of Mor- istoWp, N. J., A. B. Maynard 1900 S., ". E. Dowd, jr., 1900 s., H. M. Hanna r., 1900 s. J. F. Symes 1900 S., Mrs. J. Carter and the Misses Carter of Titus lille, Pa, MT. and Mrs. c. G. Carter of Mrs J. R. Doudge of New York city, Miss Doudge of New York ity, Robert Hickson 1901, Barton )oudge 1901, l.. B. Carter, 1901, Mrs Wheeler and Miss Wheeler of New York ity, Miss Capen of St. Louis, Miss Will on of New Haven, Mrs Bird of Boston ,. G. Keeney 1900, Earle Alexander 1900 !. B. Capen 1000 Mrs ouinby of New ork, Miss Quinby of New York, Miss filler of New York, Miss HinkIey of Me-, F. l.. Quinby 1901 s.. e . Miller 1901 s., M J. Whitely 1901 s [rs R. R. Hit of Washington, D. c. [iss Alice Hay of Washington D. C.. Iiss LeMoine of Philadelphia. w. R, .itt 1901, L. M. Thomas 1901, T. M obertson 1901 George Stillman 1901. lllan Day 1901, Mrs. Cary and Miss ary of New York, M. B. Cary, Prince n '72, Lawrence Van Dyke 1900, N. w. artlett 1900, Mrs. F. H. Chappell the eses Chappell and Miss Tyler of New ondon, Miss Starr of Bridgeport R. S. oencer 1901, of Deep River, H. Chap Fl 1901, of New London, F. NJ. Chis-