The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-04

DduQ gave Ine LWO-SLSp music anu LIfS
orchestra the waltzes, except for two
numbers, "Semper Fidelis" and Boo
la" Both band and orchestra played
these, and so fine was the effect both
times that one encore did not suffice for
the merry dancers.
During the intermission Caterer
Deshon, the steward of the University
Dining hall, served a luncheon as fine
as has ever been served by the caterers
of previous years. This is the first
time that the University Dining hall
has furnished the promenade luncheon,
and the service was excellent. Follow
ing is the menu:
JUNIOR PROMENADE.
Glass of 1904, Yale University.
Bouillon
Finger Rolls
Croustades of Oysters
Sweetbread Patties
Chicken Salad
Sandwiches
Ice Cream
Biscuit Tortoni
Assorted Cakes
Lemonade Coffee
Apollinaris
Only few couples went home during
internssion, and the dance Immediate
~ following was as crowded as the
first of the first half of the evening. So
it was until the last extra had been
danced, which was after o'clock this
morning. Though some showed signs
of fatigue, nearly all the guests danced
to the end. Bandmaster Scott Shows
new waltz 'Armsmere," was received
most warmly and was encored unani-
mously by the dancers. The programme
of dances was carried out as previously
published.
Without a doubt the committee that
had charge of the arrangements this
year pleased everyone and their success
in making the promenade one of the
most enjoyable and brilliant in the his
tory OF Yale deserves praise. Every
detail was carefully and faithfully plan
ned and the enjoyment Of their class.
mates and guests was evidently upper
most in their mind during their work
From Chairman Byers to Bunny
Winslow, the athlete. who comes last
alphabetically only, the men deserve
praise and commentator. The com.
mittee was j. Frederick Byers, chair
man; Charles E. Adams, floor manager
Morgan Goetchins Alexander Fl. Ohm
stead, G. Elton Parks, Lansing P. Reed
Thomas D. Thatcher, Justice Wilson ant
Burnside Winslow, treasurer.
Following are the box parties:
1904 promenade committee Miss
Marie Louise Gibson of New York, Miss
Sara Wiborg Of Cincinnati Miss Jessie
Olmsted of Lakeville, Conn; Miss Lucy
Hillyer. Miss Ruth Cheney of South
Manchester, Conn; Miss Dorothy Rand
Miss Elizabeth Congdon, Miss X. G
| Thacher, Miss Ethel w. Parks, Mis-.
Pauline Mackay of New York, Miss Her
| rick, Mrs. j. M. Goetcl1ius, Mrs. B. Wi
| borg, Mrs. Fl. B. Cheney of New York
Mrs. Thomas Thatcher, Mrs. G. w
| Parks, Mrs. Herrick of Chicago, L, P
| Reed, A. H. Olmsted. r. Cheney. c. e
| Adams T. D. Thacher, J. F. Byers, G
E. Parks, B. Winslow, M. Goetchius.
| 1903 promenade committee-Miss Hell
en- Foster OF Providence, Miss AMT;
Poor of Washington, Miss Rebecct
Friend Of Pittsburg, Miss Margare
Leroy Of Philadelphia, Miss c. M
Moore of Elizabeth, N. j.; Mrs Horac,
C. DuVal of Brooklyn, Mrs. o. D
! Thompson of Pittsburg, Mrs George B
Lamb of Waterbury, Mrs. Fl. Fl. Ham
| lin Of Buffalo, A. r. Lamb, C. L. DuVal
J. r. Robinson, J. W. Reynolds, J. B
Thomas, jr, H. A. Plummer, G. A. Goss
! F. Moore, D. Thompson, c. J. Hamlin
F. w. Wilhelm.
Box No. Mrs. Harry M. Steele o
New Haven, Mrs. Edward U. LOOMS o
| New Haven, Mrs. Lewis F. Frissell o
| New Haven E. Loomis 1891, L. F. F'ris
sell 1895, P. Montgomery, 1895.
Box No. 2-1903 and 1904S.: Miss Bry
ant of Kansas City. Miss Daniel o
Philadelphia, Miss Ferris of Buffalo
Mrs. Edward Kindle of New Haven, Mrs
Knot of Philadelphia F. J. Randel 100;
c. r. Pratt 1908, c. Fl. Bryant 1904s.
/ Box No. 3-1e05: Miss Betty Griffin O
New York city, Miss Hewitt of Ney
! York city, Miss futile of Buffalo, Mrs
Bodman of New York city, Mrs. Griffi
of Buffalo, G. M. Bodman, H. l.. Bod
man, Fl. B. Spaulding.
Box No. 4-1904 Miss Deacon of Bris
| toll, Conn; Miss Manross of New Ha
| ven, Miss Walker of New Haven. Mis-
Williams Of New Haven, Mrs. Burgess