The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-23
YALE SENIOR SOCIETIES.
MADE SELECTION OF NEV MEM
 BERS YESTERDAY.
Albert Richard Lamb, of Waterbury, Received Greatest Honor of the Day The Campus Thronged With Inter- ested Specta t0rs-The Elections Were Popular--A List of the Students Chosen by the Three Societies.

| The Yale campus was thronged with l students, alumni and townspeople and 1 guests from out of town yesterday af- | ternoon when the senior societies made their annual 'Tap-day" selections. The keenest interest was manifested in the | exercises and the selections were most heartily and enthusiastically cheered. No surprises occurred and no election was refused. The honor of the day
 was conferred upon Albert Richard
 Lamb of Waterbury, chairman of the
 Yale News, who was the last man
 tapped by Skull and Bones, Captain
 Raymond Guernsey of the baseball
 team performing the act. MT. Lambs
 election was greeted with prolonged
 applause. Reginald c. Vanderbilt of
 Wolfs Head tapped" Howard A.
 Hummer of New York city for that so-
 ciety.
 The selections follow, the first and
 last man named in each list being the
 honor men, last man in each instance
 being recognized as the one greatly
 honored:
 Skull and Bones-Stuart Bruen Sut-
 phin of Cincinnati, O., given by J. R.
 Swan; Antonio Johnston Waring of
 Savannah, Ga, given by w. E. Day;
 Henry Chandler Holt of Brooklyn, N.
 Y, given by A. McL Taylor; Henry
 l,nI HTCJ J1on ar rri,r F A. L. Ferguson; John Richards White of Providence, R, L, given by B. c. Rumsey; Brewer Hewitt of Brooklyn, N. Y., given by R. Potter; Donald Thompson of Pittsburg, Pa, given by NJ. Trowbridge; Harold Terry Clark of New Haven, given by P. c. White; Frank Wood More of Elizabeth, N. J., given by c. B. Carpenter; John Martin Dreisbach of Wilkesbarre, Pa, given by s. H. Stone; Erastus Corning of N. Y, given by A. M. Cress- New York city. given by F. A. Steb- bins George Brewster Chadwick of N. Y., given by c. c, Cush- ing; Chauncey Jerome Hamlin of Buff falo, N. Y, given by F. H. Sincerbeaux; Albert Richard Lamb of Waterbury, given by K. q. Guernsey.
 Scroll and Key-Clive Livingstone Du Val of Brooklyn, N. Y, by H. s. Sher- man; Charles William Litttlefield of Rockland, Me, by l.. M. Johnson; John Randolph Robinson of Baltimore, Md. by c. w. Lindenberg; Henry Potter of St Louis, Mo, by J. M. Pickands; Jo- l D rT.t.r ,,p of tiy lnxy J. B. Burrall; Arthur Douglass Dodge | of New York city. by J. de K. Alsop; l Thomas Crook Auchincloss of New | Y ork city, by H. s. Hooker; Orion | James Willis of Manchester, Tenn, by | A. Y. Wear; Robert Rutherford McCor nick of Chicago, H., by R. c. Norton; Francis J. Oliver Alsop of Middletown, 1y Fl. A. Vessel; Charles Russell Auchincloss of New York city, by c. 3. Barnes William F'rew of Pittsburg, Pa. by l., B. Rand; Borchhost Mat
 hewson Smith of Providence, R, l., by \. H. Mason; James William Reynolds If St. Louis, Mo, by l.. B. Beckwith; George Augustus Goss of Waterbury, ly J. R. Deering.
 Wolfs Head-Augustus Kountze Ol- yer of Pittsburg, by w. R, Teller; Reeve Schley of New York city, by N. ;. Branerd; Charles Hitchcock Jr., of New York city, by c. H. Hull, Jr., Toward Albert Hummer of New York ity. by R. C. Vanderbilt; James Brad ord Minor of Covington, Ky, by H. l.. laws; Paul Ford Mann of Brooklyn, J Y, by G. G. Lincoln: Henry James f Baltimore Md, by G. Brush; Ralph Bristol of Ansonia, by K. Smith; liar V Wilfred Du Puy of Allegheny, Pa, " S. B. Chit enden; William Shirley fulton of Waterbury, by J. w. Bur ick; Randolph Lyons of New Orleans. a., by F. T. Low; Clifford Alexander ochran of Yonkers N. Y, by Paul lerrill: Robert Louis Mcknight of Mass, by G. Abbottfii Will am Butler Tyler of New Haven, by B. Yung; Charles Douglas Green of ] lew York city, by E. Adams. g