New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
YALE'S ANNUAL "PROM."
ELABORATE DECORATIONS MADE
MANY PRESENT-TEAs GIVEN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

MANY PRESENT-TEAS GIVEN.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
New-Haven. Conn. Jan. 2i.-The crowning event
Of Yale's social week came tonight when the
Junior Prom" held In the I'd Regiment
Armory For week decorators and furnishers
have been busy tho armory, with the result
that tonight It presented appearance strik
ing than any in recent years, though the Yale
Prom" has always been famous for It's costly and
elaborate decoration. When the Cd Regiment Band
struck up the opening strains OF the march at 915
o'clock the scene was of great beauty. More than
five hundred couples the floor among them
the leading undergraduates of the university,
Of faculty members and fair guests from New-York
and all the great cities of the East and Middle
West
Every year the Yale Prom" brings to New
Haven strildngy charming girls. and this year has
eolpsed other occasions OF the kind. In spite OF in
cipient bad weather the attendance tonight was
fully as large s had been expected From the en-
trance to the armory the scene was remarkably
brilliant. Overhead the vast arched roof was hung
with bunting of yellow and blue stripes, and at
each festoon hung Yale streamer. The cross
rafters hidden by smilax and Florida twining
pine. and from the middle OF the ceiling
pended the shell in which Yale rowed against Har-
ward last spring the Thames, the oars crossed
in the boat. Both ends OF the great hall
banked with palms, as were the bandstands
either side OF the floor. The length OF the armory
on both sides was hanked with elaborately fur
nished private boxes, filed with couches, bric-a-
brac and shaded lamps. The general scheme OF
yellow and blue is innovation by Roster in
Prom" decoration, and has been admirably sue
cessfuL
During the intermission Mazetu the New-York
caterer, served ella sborate luncheon. The music
was by Wells Orchestra and the I'd Regiment Band.
The dances began little after o'clock and lasted
till far into the morning, when the gayeties closed.
dawn teas having been introduced by the faculty
THE MEM.
Consomme
sweeteTsad e5;ntsl eToagette'. rogue
Sandwiches.
Finger rona
siscait tortoni
Assorted petits fours
ApoInaris.
The usual large teas. preliminary 10 the Prom"
in the evening. were given at the 'Shen' Society
Halls this afternoon. They open to the entire
university, and were elaborate. These were given
by the Cloister. st. Anthony, Colony st. Elmo and
York Hall. The University Club also open all
Prominent among those at the promenade were
the following:
c; B. Aldrlch ana Miss Ddi,h aoode,. OF washington;
r. W. Allerton and Miss Ethel Downes, OF New Haven.
F. J. o. Alsop and Miss Helen Russell. OF Mddietown
c; T, Andrews Miss B. A Russell. of DIHira, y; Y
G. r: Auchincioss Natalie KnowIton. Of New
M;s M! Of HsitS
A. II Florence
W. 4; BOunt jr.. and Miss Ethel Haynes. OF St Paul.
n. 4. Biount and Miss Helen Wise. of Paris. Tex.
a G Bragaw and and Mss Laura Clark. Of New-YOEk
a II Col Collins Miss Rhoda sargent Of Ne%-Havsa;
J. & naR GSsaR sRd ad s M & OK of n m
C%s5 a5s nnd ns M s Hsa Elsbe @ Of Ws 6
T. P Draper and Miss Marjorie Bushnell of Peacedal.
H v. Du Puy and Miss ruy. of Aneghany
a ?. Dodge and Mss Ursula Ieaytt of Stamford. Conn
j.. NJ. Elmira. n.
g; / Pu Val ana Miss Pansy Roosevelt Of New-York,
N. Ferry and Miss Helen Hail. OF New-Haven,
y J GanSs P and Mss Lucy Fre%ont Of
L. W. Frisbie and Miss De Elite Samson. of Hartford
P. B Foster and Miss Elizabeth Bowen. of Plainheld
v. ". Gleason and Miss Margaret Fanon; of Nsw,Eork
]. G. Hasa, jr. and Miss Louise Hass OF Lancaster
R. Hazard Miss Eizapsth Hazard, of Psseedae r.
HOp9er @ a and . Miss ASs fqnne a Us 9
|. 4 Howard and Miss Edith b Bond Of M9aolau.
B. K: Johnston l. l. OF Poushkeepsie.
Kinney M sna M Miss Ssh Helen Blair Sr Cincinnati
l. 8 Kirkland and Miss Ysabel BonneI. of Youngstown
,. Miss ss EaRsy Rse Of f. Pg9Ghlyn
AND and Mis-: Miss faS Of Eoean a Ne
D H. Morgan and Margare, Black. of Cincinnati
r. H. Metze and Miss Grace Palmer OF NeW-London'
P. F: Mann and Miss @ Margsret Sawyer Pj OF Buffalo
ID.
; b. Minor Miss Sarah Sherlock. of Cincinnati,
y. McKesson Miss Florence Warner OF Buffalo.
A. NJ Newhall and Miss Hazel King. OF San Francisco
c. Mss Janet Gilhan OF Minneapolis. MINI.
F. A. Ods and Annette Hills. Of Hartford, Conn.,
j ID, and Miss Marie Hall. of New-York.
c. F. Platt Miss Laura Fleetwood Of New-Haven.
Conn
II. A. Plummer and Miss Mary sheldon. of New-York-
n. r and Miss MUnson of New-Haven. Conn.,
G.. F. Miss Louise Gaylord, OF Chicago
Fl Rankin and Hope Woods. OF Cambridge, Mass
g. Roberts 1r Mas Juliet Buck Of New-York.
J. w Reynolds and Miss Julia Knapp. of St Louis.
Is. ". Rhoades and Miss Mary Barrere. OF Columbus,
Ohio.
G.. Richards and Miss Katherine Rhodes. OF Wilkes
barre,
H. Sargent and Miss Ellen Mixter. OF New-Haven.
M Miss Rosaine Hazard OF Peacedale, r.. l.
g. r. Sykes Miss Bernice Heath. OF Rockville, Conn.,
S Miss Tressa Holmes OF New-York,
r. Schey and Miss Olive Schley OF New-York
7 NJ Stevenson Miss Mary Drscoll. of Philadelphia
S b Sutphln Miss Mary Ernst. Of Covington. Ky.
D. Thompson jr. Miss Maura Smith. of Pttsburg
J. f. Trmbull Miss Marguerite Persse. OF Hartford
w. B. Tyler and Miss Eleanor Tyler. of New-Haven
=, p townsend and Miss Jones' Brooklyn.
J. b. Thomas jr.. and Miss Theodosia Martin Of Wash
ington, d. c.
~ s Nan TasseiI and Elily Pckard OF New-York
n B. Vanderwenter and Miss Ethel Huburt OF Chicago
9 q and Miss Gladys Smith, Of New-York
" r. Whitcomb Miss Bessie GFandy, Norfolk, Va
J. R. Waite and Miss Elizabeth Hagen. of Jacksonville
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