New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
prom" WEEK BEGINS.
Mann Guests at Ne10-HaUen-T'edS
and Germans.

beEln To-Day,
dance at the Promenade itself early on Wednesday
morning Clear cool weather welcomed the hum
dreds OF guests Of the Yale undergraduates ms
morning pleasant variation from the RAIN th1'
has come TO be associated with Prom Week IN
New Haven. The hotels and fashionable ooarolnS
houses the campus were filled with guests oy
yesterday and to-day the campus took on us
annual gayety in honor OF the guests IeaS' re-
! ceptions and spreads" at the dormitory rooms
the society halls and the boarding houses OF tAe
juniors were the features OF to-day'S entertain
ment
This afternoon the two class teas were given. the
Junior tea at the home OF Mrs William W. Far
man, in Prospect-st. and the sophomore tea at the
home OF Mrs. John p c. Foster. The attendance
ct both affairs large Mrs Farnam was as
sisted In receiving at the junior this afternoon
by Mrs. Arthur T. Hadiey Mrs. Frank B. Por-
ter and Mrs. Henry Sargent OF New-8aven; Mrs
James J. Goodwin. of Hartford; Mrs Archibald
Rogers. of Newly FORK: Mrs Edward r. Spaulding.
OF Buffalo. and Mrs Robert F. Ti.ney, OF Planheld
n J. AT the sophomore tea Mrs Foster was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. E. b. Turner OF Brook
Ign; Mrs. Byron l.. Smith. Of Chicago; Mrs James
Neal. Of Pittsburg: Mrs Henry W. Ring. Mrs
George l. Dickerman Mrs. Rutherford Trow-
bridge. Mrs. Bernedotte Perrin. Mrs. Samuel L.
Penheld, Mrs. Frederick Warren and Mrs. George
Eaton. OF New-Haven.
This evening the annual Glee and Banjo Club con-
cert was given In the Hyperion Theatre. prelimi-
nary 10 the six germans later in the evening.
Owing to orders issued by the city Fire Deaprt-
Ii4C44t' lIeIe was no throwing or papers by tue
freshmen in the upper gallery which has usually
been the accompaniment Of the concert, although
the under class made the concert ring with the
usual class yes and songs. let down notes to The
Prom" girls in the pit and otherwise entertained
the audience between the musical selections. The
so-osts this evening Messrs Baxter. Tyler,
WiGgns, Johnson. Parks and Holmes.
Immediately after the concert the Promenade
guests attended the various class and society ger
mans OF these the Junior german in Woolsey Hall
was the most brilliant II was led by L +. Rogers.
of Hyde Park. n. Y. and +. II. Day. OF Indian
spols. The patronesses were Mrs Arthur 7.
Hadley, OF NewHaven. Mrs James J. Goodwin. OF
Hartford: Mrs. William W. Faruam. Mrs. Henry
B, Sargent. Mrs Frank Bigelow and Mrs. Frank
Is. Porter, OF New-Hayen; Mrs. archibald Rogers,
OF Hyde Park. y. y. Mrs. Robert +. Tlluey. o;
Plainheld y. j., and Mrs. Edward p. spaulding. o.
Buffalo
The sophomore german was held at the same
tine tonight in Harmonic Han. IN Eln-st.. and
was largely attended. Bruce D. Smith. OF Chicago,
led the german. with the german committee John
G. Magte. OF P!ttsourg. John a Stevenson. OF Chit
cago; Spencer Turner. OF Brooklyn. and Edwin
White. Of ST. Paul. The patronesses were Mrs. L.
B. Turner. Of Brooklyn. Mrs. John p c. Foster.
Of New Haven. Mrs Gerald L. Hoyt OF New-York,
Mrs Z. L. Sp.th. Of Chicago. Mrs. Frank D.
GLACIER. OF Hartford. and Mrs. James Hale. OF
Pitshurg.
There were only four germans given by the
cetts In the Scientific School tonight the Clolster
Sing 10 1aICt OF aCIou'e " 80 AZ he VI
Han german tonight the following were patron
Hadley Mrs. II. Grant Thompson. MRS THOMAS
wallace, Mrs. Charles Z. iIeSd Nay, Mrs = MtI-
Henry ". Farnam. Mis- John c. scnwab Mrs. 5.
l. Fenhe!d Mrs. John NJ. CREST and Mrs, ". L;
kirkland. OF this city. ana Mrs Louis c. Mertz OF
At the Colony german tonight the patronesses
were Mrs: arthur T; Hadley, Mrs Phelps Mont
gomery Ms w. G WuTteq}purg Mrs FIank B l(
G% sha > ana 's Mrs " IL Wilson o.
The ST. Anthony german tonight was led by
were Mrs. Albert B. Dewey: Of Chieaso; Mrs,
nd 2 z PGTy 94d r A Of s ore city Il Chit
The St, Elmo german was led by E Sl. =, P
The committee IN charge with their guests were
Hazel smith The Of Brooklyn: Daniel McA Stevenson.
OF Sharon, Penn; y l.. whitney, Of MorrlsJown.
The pa from we're Mrs James u Gerard Of
Ms Ly Wrs1 s Maney ot q Broo G t
Mrs E. NJ Barnes. Of Engewood N J; Mrs
mond OF, Cleveland. and Mrs, r. 5. Prentss' Of
germans held to-nisht we're Miss Helen Tyler. Miss
Of this city: the Misses Helen and Kate Sands. Of
Moutelair, y. J.. Miss, Dorothy Rchards,9n OF
Miss suzette HAL. Of Nsw-Yoyk; Miss Rh9da sar-
& j.; Mr.. and Mrs GcoTse wS stiHs house Of Pitts
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Whitehouse, Of New;
Miss Hazard: OF Peaccdaie,, r. /; Mrs.. l. ?:
Gleason Of Montpelier . VI Miss Rq'h B2raes OF
Miss Dorothy Bright, OF South Orange y. j.: Miss
Leila Whitney, Of Morristown, y j.: Miss Snowden.
land: Miss Haserot OF Cleveland Miss Lucille Hop
kins. of st; Louis; Mrs; NJ S; Bradley and Miss
RTadsy q Gse9f0 s Sn Mrs gennn aa9
Miss Ruth 5. Bacon and Miss Elsie Jennings OF
New York: Mrs. NJ Adelaide Griswod. of New
Of 5'T Elyria Ohio Mrs T. G Merit Of Pert Chster
\. Y: Miss Marion Holloway, OF Scarsdale. \. Y;
Miss Ethel PecAnam. Of New york Miss Helen
c. e. Richards and Miss Florence Chapman. OF
chicago. Miss Elsie Appel, Of IND IndaEapolis; Miss
wellesley Mass; Ms Horace G Young and NJ SIS
Cornelia Young, Of ALBANY: Mrs limo ny 1. Wool
ruff OF Brooklyn; Miss Eu-enla Watson OF Column
bus Ohio. Miss Suzanna Petit. of Milwaukee: Miss
Porter. Of New York; Miss Dorothy Grinnsll, Miss
Susan Delano Mrs. f. ". De Forest Of New
Raymond Miss Julia Raymond and Mrs. Samuel
Matner. OF Cleveland: Miss Hoyt. of New-YorlI;
Miss Bingham OF Cleveland. Mrs William c. Hail.
Miss Hall Mrs. c Hash Duck. Mrs 3 RnmSay ana
Miss Il. Collauere. of New-Yorf: Miss p II. Grif-
lin Of Ruffaio. Mrs Walter II Wesson the Mis- IS
Mass; Miss Cornela Sweet OF Grand Rapids
Mich; Mrs G; II. Peck Of East Aurora: ~. Y;
Allen, Of Cleveland: Mrs. George NJ. Darr. of New
York: Mrs Edward NJ Sar0dcrs and Miss May
Saunders. OF ST.. Paul, ard Miss Ethel Byrain and
Miss Louis Magee. OF Pitsburg.
Tomorrow. at 2. m, Professor Jepson. the uni
versity orsanist Will give 4 special organ recital
! in Woolsey Hail after which will come the Shelf
fai~ of the week. the Promenade concert. will be
( held in the 2d Regiment Armory. beginning at 9
o'clock at which about fifteen hundred couples will
attend
! SABBATH LEAGUE REFLECTS HoAR.
! Boston. Jan. lS-United States Senator George
| F. Hoar reelected president Of the New
| Ensian6 Sabbath proterfIve Teap1e this aft