The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-22
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PROMENADE GUESTS ARE ALL
 READY FOR THE GAY WEEK.

Hundreds of Visitors in the City and
 More WiIl Come eTO-day--Colony Ger
 man This Morning Win start the Ball
 Rolling Glee Club Concert Tonight. l Promenade week is here and with 1t came hundreds of guests from all over
 the country who are to participate in | the festivities for the next two days
 This week is by far the gayest of any l during the year for the Yale under l graduates who, almost continually for
 two days and finally concluding with 1 the promenade of Tuesday night, take l their sisters, or somebody elses sisters
 to germans, teas, the Glee club concert,
 about the campus, through the Yale | buildings and anywhere that might in- 1 terest the pretty visitor.
 | The weather will doubtless be cold and clear, giving a chance for the promenade girl to appear at her best advantage and making the student body | happy to a great degree.
 Nearly all the visitors were in chapel yesterday morning, completely filling the place. At the conclusion of these
 
 ing on the campus and through New Haven's pretty streets and avenues. The
 students took the guests through the
 dormitories and other Yale buildings
 that were open yesterday and gave
 them what might be called an intro-
 duction to the university.
 Many spent yesterday afternoon in
 driving through the city and it's sub
 urbs and last night came the usual lull
 before the beginning of the festivities.
 The Colony" german to be given at No IT Hillhouse avenue this morning
 will open the long list of gaities. The
 german given by the members of the
 Colony is always one of the most
 beautiful events of the week and doubt less large numbeN will attend. The
 patronesses will be Mrs. S. l.. Penfield Mrs. W. w. Nichols, Mrs. Phelps Mont gomery, Mrs. w. c. Wurtemburg, Mrs, Quinby and Mrs George s. Hasbrouck.
 There will be pretty tea for the juniors at the home of Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, 55 Hillhouse avenue, this af-
 ternoon. Assisting Mrs. Hotchkiss will be Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley Mrs. W. K. Townsend. Miss May Denton and Miss Helen Hotchkiss. At the same hour, when Mrs. Hotchkiss is receiving the juniors there will be in progress at the home of Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin, 463 Whitney avenue, the sophomore tea and 1t will be a very prettily arranged af- fair. Those who will assist at this tea will be Mrs. Perrin, Mrs. Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia, Mrs. c. z. Norton of Cleveland, O., rMs. Wolf of Albany, N. Y. the Misses Louise and Anna Westcott of Hartford.
 The promenade concert of the Glee and Banjo clubs at the Hyperion at 8 o'clock will be one of the big events of the week. The audience without doubt will fill the house and will be one of the most select that has gath cred in the Hyperion this season. The freshmen, as usual are preparing to make themselves seen and heard and from what has been learned they will have very lively time in peanut" gallery long before the Banjo club sounds the first note of the concert. A party of boys have been boarding" at the entrance of the Hyperion for the last two days waiting to get first choice at the tickets for the gallery when they are put on sale. The boys have been hired by the wideawake freshmen, who want to sit in the front | row during the concert.
 When the programme is concluded many will go at once to the sophomore | german, which will be held at Warner | hall. It will begin right after the con-, cert and will be led by J. N. Burdick | The following is the list of patronesses: | Mrs Bernadotte Perrin of New Ha- | ven, Mrs. Charles F. Brooker of An sonia. Mrs. D. Z Norton of Cleveland, | O., Mrs. Wolf of Albany, N. Y./
 A small dance for the seniors will be 1 held in Harmonic hall after the concert, this taking the place of the usual senior german. Yale hall and Cloister will also hold small germans after the con- cert.
 Tomorrow afternoon all the Sheffield Scientific school societies will give teas n their chapter houses and in the even- ng the promenade will be held at the armory
 Some of the recent arrivals at the New Haven house are Mrs. Francis A. Henry, and Miss Elisa Garvy Henry, D. C.. Mrs. w. F. Brown Miss Eleanor Brown and Mrs. V. c. Ierd Cleveland Mrs H. D. Auchin- ,loss, Mrs. Knowles. Mrs. Hewitt and Miss Hewitt, New York; Mrs. William 3. Wadsworth and Mrs. Mabel Wads- worth, Plainfield, N. J.; Mrs Myron Teller and Miss Jennie Teller, Kingston, '. r.; Mrs. R. c. Fisher, Miss c. Gun ; her Miss G. Ballard Mrs. J. R. Doudge nd Miss Doudge, New York city; Mrs.