The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-22


enthusiastic co-opera tion of Professor
passed off splendidly The chorus was
beautifully costumed and completely
filled the south gallery of the armory
The order of the songs was as follows:
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean,
"Rule Britannia" THE Marseillaise,
watch on the Rhine" Russian Ma
tional Anthem" "God Preserve Our
Noble Emperor" "Star Spangled Ban
ner." The accompaniment was by At
waters orchestra. At the conclusion
the chorus gave a triple cheer for the
Gymkhana.
The order of the procession and the
names of all the committees with those
in charge of the booths are given be-
low.
At the head Of the procession were
the guests of the evening, Governor
Lounsbury, General George Fl. Ford,
Mrs. Lounsbury with Hon. Charles 5.
Mersck, Miss Mersick with Judge Liv-
ingston Cleaveand, President A. Il.
Hadley and wife, Colonel Lowe ana
wife, Albert Hooker, Hon. Lynde Har-
rison, Morris F. Tyler, Hon. John M,
Hail. Henry L. Hotchkiss Henry II.
English Rutherford Trowbridge, Hen
ry w. Farnam, w. S. Wells, F. f.
Brewster.
Next followed the military commit
tee: Colonel r. f. Callahan, chairman;
Major Luzerne Ludington, Major Ed
ward M. Clark, Commander Frederick
L. Averill, Captain j. f. Donovan
Captain E. o. Gruener, Captain John g.
TfIson, Lieutenant Charles *. Hutch1n-
son, Lieutenant Earl H. Hotchkiss
Captain p. #. Reynolds Captain Frank
Paulv. Lieutenant r. G. Morley
The committee of clergymen are: Rev,
IT. T. Munger, D. D., Rev, Newman
Smyth, ID. d., Rev. George n. Ferris
Rev. e. W. stone, Rev, E. c. Sage, D,
D., Rev. w. L. Phillips. D, d., Rev.
Rev. f. R. Luckey, Rev. George B.
Cutten, Rev w. w. MeLane, Rev. w,
j. Mulch Rev. Stewart Means, Rev.
David Levy, Rev. f. w. Baker, Rev.
Addison Moore, Rev. w. w, Leete, ID.
D.. Rev A. K Foster, Rev. Gardiner
S. Eidridge.
Floor committee Bertram B. Bolt
wood chairman, Harry G. Day, Charles
H. Zimmerman, William Lyon Phelps,
Frank l.. Bigelow, Frederick j. Kings
bury, Walter R. Nichols, Give Day,
Yandell Henderson, Henry F. Parme-
lee, Albert H. Barclay, James K. Blake,
Eliot Watrous, John X. Punderford,
Stuart Hotchkiss, Frederick l.. Chase,
Alfred X. Merritt, Edward r. Sargent,
Louis f. Stoddard, Gervase Green,
William A. Rice, Henry I'll. Townshend,
Raynham Townshend, Amons It.
Barnes, Frank G.. p. Barnes, George H.
Nettleton, Hams Oertel, Richard Hol-
brook, John Day jackson, Boynton W.
Mcfarland Hayes @. Trowbrldge
The committees in charge of the
booths follow:
Norway, Sweden and Denmark-Mrs
j. B. Sargent, chairman; Miss Winches-
ter, vice chairman: Miss Tower, Miss
Robertson, Mrs Frank Fl. Whittemore,
Mrs. Winston j. Trowbridge, Mrs. Ho-
ratio w. Parker, Mrs. C. p. Lindsey,
Mrs. W. r. Schaffer, Mrs. Leonard
Hotchkiss, Miss Ives, Mrs. s. w. Hurl-
burt, Mrs. Rutherford Trowbrldge,
Mrs f. H. Lewis Miss May Bishop,
Miss Elizabeth C. Sargent, Miss Mary
Coy. Miss Twining, Mrs. G. F. Con-
verse.
France-Bonbons and art flowers
Miss Mabel Bradley chairman; Miss
Susan S. Wright, vice chairman: Miss
Eleanor Barnum, secretary and treas
urer; Miss Olive Damn, Miss Isabelle
Stouehton, Miss Ada Butler, Miss Ma
bel Butler, Miss Alice Judd, Miss
Rhoda Sargent, Miss Juliet Buck Miss
Alice j. Cheney, Miss Hope Bennett,
Miss Margaret B. Fitch Miss Marion
Richards, Miss Pauline Skiff.
HGlland-The Dutch windmill Baby
things and cut iowers-Mrs. Frederick
J. Kingsbury, chairman; Mrs. Henry
#. English vice chairman: Miss Bris-
toll Miss Frances Hall, Mrs. Henry
Warner, Mrs. Charles S. DeForest, Mrs
Edward r. Sargent, Mrs. Frank L.
Bigelow, Mrs. George l.. Dickerman,
Mrs. j. B. Darlington, Mrs. f. d. Trow-
bridge.
Cuban Hut-voting and programme
booth-in charge of Mrs. Isham Hender-
son.
The Simpkinsville Exchange--arrang- |
ed by the New Haven Womans Elk |
Arthur NJ. Wheeler, chair
man; Mrs Arthur S. Cheney Mrs. w. |
F. Brewster, Mrs Horace Wells, Miss
LOWS Miss WEIGH Miss Phipps.
Italy-pictures, statuettes, etc.-Mrs.
John G. Schwab, chairman Mrs. w. C.
Sturgis, Mrs. Victor M. Tyler, Miss
Peck, Miss Emma Riley, Miss Rather
inc Riley, Miss Williams, Miss Marion
WEIGH, Miss Mary Parmelee, Miss Net
Teton, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Holt,
Miss Nichols.
Helpers-Miss Ruth Adams, Mrs. G.
II. Ladd, Miss Street, Miss Grace Hub
bard, Mrs E. G. Bourne
Chrysanthemum Garden Mistress
Mary, Quite Contrary"-prize packages
and cookie shells-Miss Lena Farnam'
chairman; Miss e. w. Farnam, Miss
Helen Hotchlliss Miss Sanford, Miss
Adelaide Sanford, the Misses Whitney,
Miss Weir and Mrs. Samuel H. Fisher.
Scotland-Headedb by John G. Hender-
son in full Highland costume, with a
of medals won in many
athletic contests all over the world. He
carried the handsome banner of Clan
Mcleod and was supported by two
young Highlanders, William Meikle and
Ronald c. Mustarde. The committee is
as follows: Mrs. j. Mustarde, chair
man; Mrs. r. Breckenridge, secretary; |