New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
THE PROM" 1T YALE
FeStfue -4fa77s Drqsr Many Tisito7s
TO Ne7c- -HaUen.
fBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1BrxE.l


New-Haven. Conn. Feb. 2-The two davs of
festivities that have made the Yale Prom
famous the most imposing university social
affair Of the country began this morning witt
tn" annual daylight german given by the
Colony, one Of the '-Sheff' societies in its
hall IN Hillhouse-ave. While a private dance.
the ~Colon.-" geruGn was attended by most Of
the visitors who are in New-Haven for the
week Mrs Arthur 7. Hadley acted as patron
ess. was assisted by Mrs. Phelps Mont
go-nery. Mrs. H l. Wells and Mrs. C s. Hast
inss, all OF New-Haven. The souvenirs for the
women were cut glass scent bottles, and for
the men pewter mugs Rodney Proctor, Of
Eew-Yorl. led the german, with Miss Caroline
HUFF. Of Washington. D. C, and among the
other dancers were
II H White with Miss Flo1en White. Of South
! H Belts with Miss Ethel studley. Of Provi-
J E loves with Miss Mary schaefer. Of Day
" / studley. with Miss Margaret Ellis, Of Gin
L n. Bates. With Miss Fyson 53s & Of Ceicag2 oe
E ?, Howard. with Miss Katherine Manross. Of
9 ? Henry with Miss Ruth Corbin. OF New
Harold Carroll with Miss Hazel Smith. Of
L +. Eean. with Miss Lena Bradley. Of La
p Adafns with Miss Adams. ~ New-York
a 6 Bowen. with Miss Charlotte Rockwell o.
2 / Abbott with Miss Eugene Watson. Of
z F Froxeii. with Miss Carol Harvey. OF Wilkes
= N strong with Miss Frances Hayden. of
3 sraiding. with Miss Ruth spaldng. Of
R Fa+5shorn with Miss Strong. Of Ney-YoTk YORK:
Haven
The annual teas always given by Yale under
graduates and their friends in prom week
~ere held this afternoon. The junior tea was
Eiver this year by Mrs. William W Farnham'
~ her home IN Prospect-st-, while the sopho-
more tea vas given by Mrs. Henry B. Sargent.
% Chu-ch-st- Both teas were largely attended,
ss they ushered in the dances held tonight
Al O'Clock this afternoon in BatteI Chapel
Professor Harry 3. Jepson, the university or
esnist gave the first Of his series Of nine re-
citaIs. which open the Yale musical season As
usual the prom guests attended the recital
With the GIee and Banjo Club concert in the
Hyperion Theatre this evening, the real social
whlrI OF the prom" began. The freshmen as
usual. occupied the upper gallery. and made
their presence felt. Immediately after the con-
cert came the various germans The junior ger
man was held in Alumni Hall. the sophomore
german in Harmonic Hall while the four
Shelf" societies. CIoister. St. Elmo. 81. An
tho-y and York Hall, gave their germans in
their society houses.
The junior german was led by c E Adams
ot Toledo. Ohio. and J. T. Byers, chairman Of
ne 1unior promenade committee. The old eX-
animation hall was decorated with greens. wild
srnuax and azaleas and Well furnished the
music. Among the guests OF the Juniors VINO
acted as Par-onesses were
.y-s Arthur 7 Eadiey. Mrs william " Far
nam and Mrs John IL. Hall. of New-Haven-
Mrs Frank " Cheney, OF South Manchester
Mrs : Den.ston Lyon. OF Pittsburg.
Mrs George w Parks OF FToE1oence1 r
Mrs WhifeIaw Reid and Mrs Thomas ..
Thache-. OF New-York
The sophomore german patronesses were:
Mrs Archibald Rogers. Of Nsw-ToEk;
worfs. Tfs1 as'iSs of NsE7Hazene - -.
of New-York
At the "SheE' society germans tonight the
following were dancers:
Mss Mss aT77e SsTT2e.ts5t = q 2s,1S;Hss.f Nswsr9Fk-
Miss Shelac. ot Cincinnati
Mss Gardner. of grook1IEn gSI
Mss Mss E1ihg EfhsT4Sf of %or4isfG&R 9s1SEN X !
Mss staaEood. Of BROOKLYN.
Miss Prentice. OF New-York
S S5iss Ss9i Song9dio1-< + Of st1FGsgo PToy1dence-
Miss McClinberz, Of Paterson. \
Mss 4eaBet1e Rs S15l, OF of n T4srfso-s Conn
Miss Isabelle BonneIi Of Youngstown, Ohio.
Mss Irene Fzawsou. Of Great Neck, Long Island
Mss Franoes aagdan 51 .: Columbus Ohio
Miss Evelyn schley, Of New-YoTk
Mss Gertrude HerTick, OF New-YoTk-
Miss Mildred Wilson. Of Nsw-Hayen.
Miss Elsie Trowbridge, Of Nev-Esvel-
Miss Nav Sloan. Of Orange n J
Miss Sarah Coolidge. OF Orange. y. J.
Miss Mary Strasburg Of NeU-Tork
Miss Grace Bel. Of Washington.
Miss Helen Alexander. Of Brooklyn
Miss Matilda Stevenson Of Philadelphia
Miss Marie Hall, Of o-ew-YOTk.
Miss Farrell. Of Ansouis-
Miss Rebecca Friend. o. Phi}a.,.'r' a
Miss Helen Judson. OF WeShingtaa
Among the patronesses for t. -sfIar" ger
mans this evening were
NJ = u Warren ~ Nevr-Y,.1,-
Mrs Srrasburg Of New-York
Mrs Warren Smith. OF BroolLls
Mrs George 2. Chittenden. OF Washington.
Mrs George Stevens. Of Philadelphia
Mrs. James .. Spencer. Of Natertown, N 7.
Mrs 2 Bull. Of Racine Wis
Mrs Il & Levy. OF New-York
aIrs W H Moore Of Chicago.
Mrs Z a. Fields. OF Brooklyn
Mrs II. Z. Conn Of New-ToTk.
Miss Emma I Homnedeu. OF Great Neck, Long
fEland-
Mrs Brent Arnold of Cincinnati.
Ms Henry Wick Of Youngstown. Ohio
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