The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-21
YALE'S GREAT SOCIAL WEEK
THE PROMENADE CONCERT Will
TAKE PL4 or TONIGHT.


Glass and Society Germans to be Held
Immediately After the Concert-Prom-
| enade Guests at Batteil Chapel Yester-
duy Morning-Teas Which VIII be
| Given To-day and To-morrow--some
of the Promenade Guests Who Have
| Already Arrived.
| The events of the annual great week
in Yale social life. Prom. week, begins
in reality to-day Already hundreds Oh
fair guests for the festivities are In the
| city and many more are expected TO-
day. Many arrived Saturday, and the
Battell chapel exercises yesterday morn
| ing were attended by large numbers Oh
| interested sisters and sWeetheafts OF
| students who take active interest III
! Prom. week while, of course. the ever
| present chaperons were there Inc
] chapel presented an unusual scene WIN
so many of the fair sex there, ana IL IS
not to the discredit of the peacner 10
say that the galleries seemed to receive
more attention from the student body
at worship than did the sermon Inc
visitors We're seated in the galleries,
and in the front portion of the senior
and junior aisles. The sermon was by
Rev. DR. Joseph Fl. Twichell, of the
Yale corporation.
The campus too during the last two
days has taken on an unusual appear
ance Crowds Of visiting chaperons
with their proteges interested In the
university because some one they are
interested in is connected with 1t, have
been piloted about the campus and the
university buildings.
Among the guests who have arrived
in this city are George M. Colt, George
l.. Colt. r. M Colt. Miss Colt of New
York, Mrs John c. White of Buffalo,
Miss Clastus of Brooklyn, Miss Hay
ward of New York, e. w. Eyster of
Chicago. Miss Viele Of Buffalo, Mrs.
Sheldon Reynolds Of Wilkesbarre, Miss
Mabel Dodge of New York city, Mrs
N. G. Shaeffer of Lakewood, N. j.; Miss
E. P. Stearns of Lakewood. Mrs. An
drew Wright and Miss Marguerite
Richardson of New York city. Mrs C.
Fl. Duell of Washington. D. c.; Miss
Marion Denison and Miss Florence
Kenyon of Syracuse, Mrs. Henry l..
Jones, and Miss Gertrude F. Jones of
Wikesbarre; Miss Emma r. Gillette,
Miss f. S. Frisbie and Mrs. G. A. Wiley
of Hartford, Miss Eleanor Argersinger,
Miss Grace Argersinger, and Mrs. P. P.
Argersinger of YOUNGSTOWN, N Y; Mrs |
Bernice D. Heath of Rockville, Mrs. j. |
B. Williams of Utica, Miss Barnard of |
Rochester, Miss Crosby of Grand Rap
ids, Mich. Mrs. J. F. Maynard and |
maid, Miss Grindlay, and Mrs. J. r. |
Swan of Utica, Miss Brainard of AL
bany, Mrs Marlin of Columbus Miss
Robbins of st. Paul, Mrs M. r. Eddy /
Miss Eddy, Miss French and Miss Pit
ger Of Washington: Miss Schaus and
Mrs. Hull of New York city, Mrs.
Mahlon N. Kline and Miss Bessie Kline
of Philadelphia, Miss X. M Schwartz
and Miss Anna Foulke of Germantown,
Pa; Mrs. G. E. Luther and Miss e. r.
Luther of Waterbury, T.. S. Crosslet and
E. G. Crosslett OF Davenport, Ia; Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Clark of New York city,
Mrs Howard o. Sturges and maid, and
Miss Helen Foster Of Providence Mrs.
J. II. J. Goddard. Miss Goddard and
Miss Gamwel of Providence, and Mrs.
w. P. Corburn Of Boston
The events of the week are as fol-
lows:
Monday evening-Pronrenade concert
by the university Glee Banior and
Mandolin clubs in the Hyperion: Junior
german in Alumni hall Immediately af-
ter the concert: University club dance
FOR seniors at the University club i'm
media tely after the concert; sophomore
german in Harmonic hall Immediately
after the concert; Colony german at II
Hillhouse avenue Immediately after the
concert; Cloister german at 1871 Grove
street Immediately after the concert:
st. Elmo german at III Grove street, ,
after the concert York
Hall german at 96 Wall street, imme- ,
lately after the concert
Teas will be given as follows: Mon I
lay afternoon, Junior tea by Mrs. Eli
at 800 Whitney avenue, from
to 6; University club tea at the Uni t
'ersity club, from $3.50 to 5; sophomore
ca by Mrs. Henry B. Sargent at 257 {
church street, from to 6. t
Tuesday afternoon-Colony tea at II r
Iillhouse avenue, from to 7; Cloister E
ca at 131 Grove street, from to Z: =
It. Anthony tea at 1873 College street q
rom to 7; st. Elmo tea at III Grove '
treet, from to Z: York Hall tea at =
s Wall street, from to T. The names =
f the patronesses of these events have c
cen already published. +
The greatest event Of all. the junior d
will be held at the Second h
egiment armory tomorrow night h
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