The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
TALE TAP DAY EXERCISES.
Juniors Taken Into Three Senior So
 cteties.

Juniors Taken Into Three Senior so-
 The time honored Yale institution of "tap day. was observed on the Yale campus yesterday afternoon, when the chosen forty-five members of the class of 1906 were notified of their election to the coveted senior societies, the big gest social honor at Yale. Beautiful spring weather gave the campus it's best gala appearance, and large mum Ders of spectators gathered to witness the interesting ceremony.
 The tapping began in earnest as the first strokes of the Battell chapel clock announced the hour of five. With the strokes of the clock James Besbe Brins- made of Brooklyn was tapped for both Wolfes head and Scroll and Keys Mid cries of tsTake Wolf's Head, Jim, < Brinsmade accepted the election to Wolf's Had, throwing Scrool and Keys. Probably the surprise of the day was the failure of all three societies to tap Thomas l.. Shevlin, the football captain for next year. Frank O'Brien, the base ball short stop, was the recipient of a tumult of applause when he re- ceived the signal honor of being the last man tapped for Skull and Bones. The election of Rockwell was also re- ceived with great enthusiasm.
 There were two New Haven boys who received elections yesterday, Lee James l Perrin son Of Professor Perrin and Walter Ruel CoWles.
 The elections in full with the men who gave them are:
 Skull and Bones--John Gillespie Ma gee of Pittsburg by J. H. Lathrop; Donald Bruce, Eastampton, Mass, by Puelr Hollister; Louis de Vierville Dousman, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin; by Berrien Hughes; Grosvernor Ely Norwich, by Gardner Richardson; Ly- dig Hoyt, New York city, by Murray Sargent; James Gore King Mcclure Lake Forest, III, by W. K. Van Rey pen; Spencer Turner, Brooklyn, by A H. Bradford; Alexander Rex Film Hugh Robert Wilson, Evanston, Ill., by lf head, Greenburgh, Pa, by J. $. ELS. worth; Frank OBrien, Plattsburgh, N .Y., by E. $. Whitehouse.
 Scrool and s-Howard Goodwin Hartford, by Roberts; Mortimer Clarl Addoms, New York city. by Thomas Kenneth Boardman, New York city, by Moves; Roger Yale Flanders, Milwau- kee, Wis, by B. H. Prentice ;Irvins Kent Fulton, Waterbury, by H. Bax. | ter; Rufus Story Rowland, Rlainfeld N. J, by c. w. Fisk; William Kurtz Johnson, Washington, D. C., by B. s < Little; Edward Shorrey Mills, New J York city, by Harold Bruff; Joseph 7 Tooker Twitchell, Hartford, by s. R Barnap ,jr.; Kenneth Ellingham, Bridge { port by H. A. Raymond; Henry Franklin Whitcomb, jr., Milwaukee Wis, by A. M Reid; Edwin White, St Paul, Minn., by W. N. Stillman; Gus l tave Maurice Hecksher, by A. M Reid; Lester Flames Grant, Denver Col, by F. Ackert; John Archibald l Stevenson, Chicago, H., by p. P l Spalding.
 I Wolfs Head-James Beebe Brins made, Brooklyn, by c. l. Lawrence George Cabot Ward Low, Brooklyn, by White; William Stuart Glazier. Soutf Glastonbury, Conn.,, by F. B. Lord George Sturges Chicago, by F. c Brown; John Borden, Chicago, by A F. Humphrey, jr.; Donald Francis Nfackay, New York city, by R. M Fairbanks; Chester Burrows Van Tas. sell, Brooklyn, by C. R. De La vergne; Charles Warehouse Goodyear, jr.. Buff falo, N. Y, by Porter; Charles Henry Banks, Amenia. N. r., by P. Van D Davis; Walter Ruel CoWles, New Ha. 1 ven, by c. s. Fallows; Ben overtor Brown, Denver, Col, by c. Wright, jr. Warner by c. H. Young; Albert By. ron Grebgory, St. Louis, Mo-, by $. A Le Blanc; Philip Trumbull White Brooklyn, Conn, by J. c. Shade; Ed. win Corning, Albany, N. Y, by Brown