The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-19


 many callers.
 The Colony german yesterday from il to was held in the chapter house. Ropings of smilax and laurel covered the walls, doors and chandeliers.
 The fayors consisted of silver mount ed cut glass puff boxes for the ladies. with Colony 19O4' engraved upon the tops. For the men the special fa- vors were sterling silver match boxes also engraved Colony 1904" Besides these many other silver and fancy fa- vors were given. The patronesses were Mrs. Cochran of New York, Mrs. w. H. Wesson of Springfield. Mrs. Ar thur T. Hadleye. Mrs. Phelps Montgom- cry, Mrs. W. c. Wurtemberg, Mrs. Frank Bigelow and Mrs. H. S. Wells of this city.
 Joseph M. Bettes led the cotillion dancing with Miss EstelIe Bettes.
 The dancers were:
 W. l.. Abbott. Jr., Miss Jeannette Ab- bolt, Pittsburg. Pa.
 R. T. Bailey, Miss Caroline Snowden, Bronsville, Pa. J. M. Bettes Miss Estelle Bettes, Paris, Tex.
 G. M. Brown. Miss Nathalie Adams. St. Louis. Mo.
 R. c. Carroll, Miss Hamilton, New York city
 K. M. Cressler, Miss Alice Foster, Fort Wayne. Ind. J. G. Darragh, Miss Lila Chittenden, New Haven.
 H. Dickinson, Miss Vera Wesson, Springfield. Mass.
 L. H. Egan, Miss Well Cochran. New York city. E. M. Daley, Miss Ethel Lounsbury, Buffalo. N. Y. 1 ". B. Kerr, Miss Helen Wilson. Clar- ion. Pa.
 J. E. Loves, Jr., Miss Clara Cousins, Norwalk
 D. R. Lipton, Miss Barnardine Beach, East Orange, N. J. H. T. Muzzy, Miss Ethel Byram, Pittsburg. Pa. J. c. Preston. Miss Hazel Goes. Chi cago, III.
 F. H. Phipps, Jr., Miss Anita Phipps. Springfield, Mass 1 H N. Scott, Miss Madaline eWesson, Springfield, Mass. c. H. Scribner, Miss Madeline Wesson, Springfield, Mass. w. L. Studley. Miss Parrish, New Ha- ven.
 | H. Townsend, Miss Mary Saunders, St. Paul, Minn.
 E. R. Troxell, Jr., Miss Esther Stearns, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
 From 4 until yesterday afternoon Mrs. w. W. Farnam gave tea to the members of the junior class and their friends at her home, 335 Prospect street.
 The St Elmo germanwas held at II o'clock last night and was chaperoned l by Mrs. c. L. Snowdon, Mrs. s. A. Raymond of Cleveland, Mrs. E. M. Barnes of Englewood. N. J., Mrs. War ren Smith of Brooklyn. Mrs. o. R. Van derhoef of New York, Mrs. A. R. Whit ney of Morristown, N. J., Mrs. James Girard of New York and Mrs Franklin Alcott of Cleveland. 1 For the St. Elmo tea from to ', the catering by Fleming, the list of out of ton chaperones was augmented by Mrs. A. T. Hadley, Mrs. Walter Camp, Mrs. Russell Chittenden, Mrs. Rutherford l Trowbridge, Mrs. Mixter and rMs. J. B. 1 Sargent.
 The Junior tea was given by Mrs. William w. Farnam at 335 Prospect street from to o'clock p. m. The patronesses were Mrs. James J. Good win of New York city, Mrs Arthur T. Hadley of New Haven, Mrs. Frank B. Porter of New York city, Mrs. Archi- bald Rogers of New York city, Mrs. Henry B. Sargent of New Haven, Mrs. 1 Edward R. Spaulding. of Buffalo, N. T., Mrs. Robert F. Tilney of Brooklyn, I N. Y.
 I Following the Prom. concert the va lrious germans were given, the Junior german being danced in Woolsey Me- lmorial hail, that large auditorium be- | ing used for the first time in it's his- tory for Prom. week function. For the Junior german, Wells or chestra of twenty pieces played The lchaperones for this affair were: Mrs. l James J. Goodwin, Hartford; Mrs. Ar thur T. Hadley, Mrs. William w. Far Imam, Mrs. Frank B. Porter, Mrs. Henry Sargent, New Haven; Mrs. Archibald Rogers, New York city; Mrs. Edward R. i Spaulding, Buffalo; and Mrs. R. F. Til- lney, Plainfield, N. J. The german was led by E. P. Rogers and F. H. Day.
 The tea to be given in St. Anthony from until this afternoon will have as patronesses Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Walter c. Camp, Mrs. Colin M. lIngersoll Mrs. William w. Farnam, Mrs. Albert B. Dewey, Mrs. Stephen 1 Whitney, Mrs. Otto G. Ramsay, Mrs. c. Purdy Lindsley, Mrs. Henry F. English, Mrs. Edmund W. Corliss and Mrs. Samuel Colt.
 The Misses Hotchkiss, Helen Tyler land Henrietta Whitney will pour the tea.
 The St. Anthony was handsomely decorated with palms and laurel for the german given last evening from il o'clock to o'clock this morning. The tpatronesses are Mrs. Albert B. Dewey Iof Chicago, Mrs. Swenson of New
 York, Mrs. Gedrge B. Chittenden, and
 Mrs Purdy Lindsley. The german was led by Miss Marie s. de M. Hall of New York and Charles Schuveldt Dewey of Chicago. 1 The following oentIaruau ana thei,