The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-19
CALCIUM LIGHT Night.
THE ANNUAL EVENT OBSERVED
BY JUNIOR SOCIETIES.

Were Bnrmed-SophOmoFss Elected 40
to the SoeietIss-New Haven Men
Chosen.
Calcium light night" was observed
at Yale last evening and the event was
characterized by some of the most in
teresting incidents Promptly at 8
o'clock the members of the four Junior
societies marched on the campus. The
different societies entered the campus
from mour different points, each party
singing its songs with a volume of noise
and each trying to Guido the others.
The members were attired in hoods and
gowns. Each man carried torch and
each society was preceded by four stall
wart men bearing on their shoulders a
huge calcium light. AS the men paraded
around the campus the members of the
sophomore class were anXiously await
ing the results. The elections were as
follows:
Alpha Delta Phi-Mortimer Clark
Adams of New York city; Hamilton
Baxter of Nashville, Tenn; James
Ralph Bloomer Of Cincinnati, McCleave
Brown of Allegheny, Pa, Harold Bruff
of Brooklyn, N. Y; Frederick Hunting
ton Day of Indianapolis, Ind; Chester
Rhodes De la Vergne of New York city,
John Stoughton Ellsworth of Simsbury.
Conn; Charles Samuel Scott Hare of
New York city; Berrein Hughes of Dem
yer, COL; John Hiram Lathrop of Kan
II 7-1 CtoFhon FTTttta
of St. Louis, Mo-; Duncan Ives Weiser
of st. Louis, Mo-; Archie Nudge Reid
of Yonkers, N. Y; John Taylor Roberts
Of Hartford, Conn; Edward Elbridge
Spalding of Lynn, Mass; Walter Neg
ley Stillman of Brooklyn, N. Y; Ralph
Hill Thomas of New York city, and Ed
win Sheldon Whitehouse of Newport, r.
Psi Upsilon-Fred Ackert of Washing
ton, D. c.; Arthur Howe Bradford of
Montclair, N. j.; James Sidney Brown.
jr., of Denver, Col: Urban Cronan of
New Haven, Conn; David Edward
Dangler Of Cleveland, O.; Alfred Ernest
Hamill of Chicago, ILL.,; Buell. HOLSTER
of Islip, L. l.; Charles Larger Lawrence
of Bay Shore, L. l.; Chester Trenholm
Neal of Newtonville, Mass; Charles
Reinold Moves of st. Paul, Mimi; Dan
lei Raymond Noyes of ST. Paul, Mimi;
Henry Augustine Raymond of Cleve-
land, O.; Edmund Pendleton Rogers Of
Hyde Park. N. Y: James Grafton Rog-
ers of Denver, Col; Howard Taft of
Cincinnati, O.; Robert Fingland Tilney,
I'd. of Plainfield, N. Y; Howard Nc
Leod Turner of Brooklyn, N. Y; Will
liam Knickerbocker Van Reypen of
Washington, d. c.; William Wurts
White, j.r, of Providence, r. l.; Clar-
ence Hasey Young of Hartford, Conn.
Delta Kappa Epsilon-Sidney Rogers
Burnap, jr., of Windsor Locks, Conn;
Lawrence Darr of Pittsburg, Pa; John
Morris Comstock of Rome,N Y; George
Paul Cooke of Honolulu. H. l.; Pier
pont Van Derveer Davis of Elizabeth
N. J.; Bowman Esher Of Chicigo, ILL.,;
Richard Monroe Fairbanks of Indian
apolis, Ind; Stuyvesant Fish, jr., of
New oYrk city: Frank Duff Frazier of
Evanston ILL.,; Henry Alansin Gardner,
jr., of Hinsdale, ILL.,; Robert Adam
Gray of Cincinnati, o.; James Joseph
Hogan of Torrington, Conn; Alexander
Pope Humphrey, jr., of Louisville, KY;
Stewart Alfred Leblanc of New Or
leans, La: Franklin Butler Lord, jr.,
of New York city; Seton Porter of
Lawrence, L. l.; Murray Sargent of
New Haven, Conn; John Sloane, jr., of
New York city; Harold Sooysmith of
Greens Farms, Conn, and Charles
Wright, jr., of Detroit, Mich.
Zeta Psi--Frederick Leonard Adams
of Brooklyn N. Y; Henry Thomas AL
len of Lyon, Moss; William Thompson
Briggs of Nashville, Tenn; Walter Ban
mister Congden of Duluth, Mimi; Emile
Louis Cote of Baltic Conn; Henry Ern-
est Haws of Peekskill, N. Y; Argall
Leroy Hull of New Haven, Conn; Will
liam Kellogg LOOMS of Troy, N. Y;
Edward Sargent MacNeal of Cincinnati,
O., and John Palmer Pears Of Buffalo,
N, Y.