The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-07

president of the school, and Dr. Ander-
 son, who is in charge of the physical
 department at the Yale gymnasium, is
 dean. The Chautauqua summer school includes not only physical culture
 department, but also departments of 1 music. fine arts, expression, practical | arts, pedagogy, modern languages and the sciences. Dr. SeaVer will lecture 1 on anatomy orthopedieo, physical di- 1 agnosis and anthropometry. Dr. An l derson will have charge of the theory and practice of gymnastics and edu- cational psychology. A. Fl. Sharpe, ! Yale M. S. O2, will have charge of the football work; R. c. Clapp, Yale '99 s., | will have supervision of a general | course in track work; Otto F. Mona | han, formerly an instructor in the Yale gymnasium, now at Hotchkiss acad- emy, will conduct the work in baseball; 1 Charles w. Mayser, formerly of the 1 Yale gymnasium. but now at the head of athletics at Williston academy, will teach wrestling and have charge of the apparatus work; Henry $. Anderson of the University school at Cleveland will instruct in heavy gymnastics; and Dr.
 James A. Babbitt, Yale '92, will as sist in anatomy and gymnastics; George May, Yale M. S. '01, will control the fencing, boxing and club swinging classes; J. J. Hogan '05 and S. E. Rock
 we'll '04 S., will act as managers of the
 boating.
 Among those at the delightful tea
 given at 250 Sherman avenue, Wednes-
 day evening, Mrs. William T. Barnum
 and Mrs. E. H. Barnum of 456 George
 street as the hostesses of the event with
 Mrs. c. A. Harstrom of Norwalk, an
 intimate friend of the first named, as
 the honor guest, were the following:
 H. B. Armstrong, Miss Armstrong,
 Mrs. Edwin Oviatt, Mrs. B. H. Cheney,
 Mrs. F. T. Bradley, Mrs. W. A. Galpin,
 Mrs. s. L. Galpin, Mrs A. c. Bushnell,
 Mrs. William Dole. Mrs. Y. c. Tracy,
 Mrs. w. M. Parsons. Mrs. c. NJ. Ad-
 llins, Mrs. T. R. Blakeslee, Mrs, g. H.
 Morehouse, Mrs. Robert F. Peck, Mrs,
 W. H. Ely, Mrs. T. H. Macdonald. Mrs.
 Wallace Ritter, Mrs. Clarence Blakes-
 lee, Mrs. Stephen Warren, Mrs. John Preston Strong, Mrs. c. w. Whittlesey, Mrs. A. S. Bradley, Mrs. Henry l., Swain Mrs. Elisha Hewitt, Mrs. George
 w. Lewis Miss\ Lewis, Mrs. George F. Burgess, Mrs. l., w. Hodge, Mrs, Sher- man Foote, Mrs. F. F. Andrews, Mrs, J. A. Hinchclffe Mrs. F. A. Eliot, Mrs. F. B. Brink, Mrs. Frank o. Jones, Miss Sanford, Mrs. w. Edwin Butler, Mrs H w. Pope, Miss Pope, Miss Bond Mrs Fred Howard Welton, Mrs. Joh.l w. Strong. A. w. Flint, Miss Peck, Mrs. Jay w. Seaver, the Misses Lum, Mrs, George L. Burton, Mrs. F. M Bron- son, Mrs. Prentice w. Chase, Mrs. T. E. Wilson, the Misses Woolson, Miss Tripp, Mrs. H. P, Downes, Miss Marsh, Miss Cleveland, Mrs. E. F. Austin, Mrs. J. NJ Marvin, Mrs. c. F. Messin- ger, Mrs. W. H. Holmes, Mrs. F, H. 1 Martin, Mrs. c. P. Snow, Mrs J. R. Bolton Mrs E. o. Gruener, Mrs. H. A. Lyman, Miss Lyman, Mrs. Charles | Sanford, Mrs H. B. North, Mrs Her | bert E. Smith, Mrs. D. w. Williams, | Mrs. w. A. Gilbert, Mrs. Charles Shel- l don, Mrs. Frederick w. Brown, Miss l Cowles, Mrs. George C. Powning, Mrs w. '. Sliney, Mrs. F. c, Russell, | Mrs F. A. Corbin, Mrs. D. A. Blakes- lee, Mrs A. M. Beebe, Mrs E. L. Par melee, Mrs. Elmore w. Platt, Mrs. A. D. Baldwin, Mrs. George Saunders, Mrs C. W. Pickett, Mrs. Harry Hous- .on, Mrs. A. H. Bowditch, Miss Hotch- kiss Mrs. Wells Campbell, Mrs. L, T. Snow, Ms. John Henney.