The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-23

1lisS IarOllne Henry or Philadelphia,
and the dancers will be Graham Rob-
erts with Miss Eunice Parish, Martin
S. Baldwin with Miss Mae Sloane of
Orange, n. J.; George H. Snowden with
Miss Mary Jennings of Pittsburg; Irv-
ing T. Snyder with Miss Stewart of
New York, Reeve D. Allsop with Miss
Allsop Of Brooklyn, D. S. Schenek with
Miss Condfct of Jersey City, Edward
Moore with Miss Fosburg Of Boston, J.
w. Johnson with Miss Holmes of
Orange. n. J.: H. D. Baker with Miss
Goglin Of Detroit, L. d. Meacham with
Miss Anita Warren of New Haven, A.
N. Hulst with Miss Dorothy Bacon Of
New Haven, A. T. Bell with Miss Flea
nor Whitney of Morristown, N. ]. The
stays are William K. Van Reypen, jr.,
| Charles D. Allcott, Julius Kruttschnitt,
jr., and Guy Hutchin.
For the tea tomorrow afternoon
from until Z the patronesses will be
Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Russell H.
Chittenden. Mrs. Damn, Mrs. Ruther-
ford Trowbridge. Mrs. Wilbur f. Day,
Mrs. Henry Sargent, Mrs. Charles Has.
tings. Mrs. f. B. Mixter, all of New
Haven, and the out Of town ladies'
above named as patronesses of the ger
! man. Wells orchestra will play for
both events
The lCloister german will, as usual,
be delightful affair, and will take
pace this evening after the Glee club
concert at the Hyperion. The patron
esses are Mrs. William E. Kennedy of
Pittsburg, Mrs. Elliott H. Phelps of
Chicago, Mrs Hermann Behr of New
York, Mrs. w. r. Wilcox Of New.
York, Mrs. S. B. Bum Of Dayton, o.,
and Mrs. John +. Gibbons Of New
York.
Douglass Gibbons will lead the cotiI-
lion with Miss Gertrude Lorraine Weeks
of Nashville, Tenn. The other dancers
/ will be Miss Sailie Thatcher Of New
4 York with James Bower, Miss Rhoda
| Sargent Of New Haven with Joseph
! Washington, jr., Miss Ida M. Thompson
\ Of Nashville, Tenn, with Jack 0wsley,
\ Miss Charlotte %. Kennedy of Pitts
i burg with Samuel M. Shepard, Miss
Mary Conner Of Savannah, Ga, with
John p. Conner; Miss Pauline Morton
Of Washington. D. O., with Mason e.
/ Phelps, Miss Margaret Behr of New
York city with Karl Berh, Miss Natalie
Nanderhoof Of New York city with
Raymond Havemeyer Miss Kathleen
L Cartwright OF Honolulu, H. r., with
4 Bruce Cartwright: Miss Helen Hall Of
l New Haven with James Hagar, Miss
/ Rosamond Little Of Boston, Mass, with
John 3. Cowell: Miss Isabel ". Ewing
Of st. Louis, Mo-, with Frederick Ew-
i ing; Miss Sarah Bruin Of Dayton. o..
\ with H. u. Bruin; Miss u. L. Febiger Of
1 Philadelphia with J. I. Simmons; Miss
Marguerite Shields Of st. Louis with r.
IS. Robinson. and Miss ElInice Parish
OF New Haven with S. T. Sheffield.
The ladies who will act as patron
! esses at the Cloister tea from A to I
I Tomorrow will be: Mrs Hadley, Mrs.
Russell TAT Chittenden, Mrs. II. r. Sar-
tgent, Mrs. Thomas q. Bennett, Mrs.
John M. Hall. Mrs. William 81. Mixter,
4 Mrs, John +. Gibbons Of New York,
]. Mrs. y, H. Phelps OF Chicago, Mrs.
i William Wilcox, Of New York; Mrs. u,
i 3. Binner Of Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Will
u liam N. Kennedy Of Pittsburg, Mrs, Her.
man Behr Of New York, and Mrs. Al.
Nc. Shook OF Nashville.
Well will have charge Of the music.
i Another german this evening is the
st. Anthony german, for which the
y patronesses will be Mrs. A. n Lawton
U of Savannah, Ca; Mrs. OlIon M. Inger,
q soil Of New Haven, Mrs. IS. "a Jack.
Il son Of Chicago, Mrs. George j. Baldwin,
sfof Savannah, Ga, and Mrs. George Ill
4 Day of Hartford.
The chapter house will be decorated
II with sinilax and palms The cotillion
VIII be led by Mr.. Howard Corlies,
while the following couples will dance:
4 i N. HI Bowman and Miss zadie Tyler
Iof New Haven, r.. v. jackson with Miss
4 Reid Of New York, G.. III. Baldwin with
Miss Claude q. McAlpin Of Savannah
u Ga III q. Spaulding with Miss q. G
i Walthers of Buffalo, N. X. s.. 10. Mar
ton with Miss Dorothy Wright, Of New
4 Haven; a. r., Lawtoil, sd, with Miss
M. $. Mackall of Savannah, Ca; w. 81
4 Day with Miss Lillian underhilI Of New
York, III. w. Brown with Miss Leonie
II Brown, Of Waterbury, w. ". Barnard,
| jr.. with Miss Ethel Smyith Of New Ha,
/ Ven, r. A.s g eorgen with Miss Gertrude
Il Nortonof Buffalo, H. =. Raymond with
q Miss Hanna Of Cleveland, OF; y. d. Ellis
Morth with Miss Ida Burpee OF Wa
terbury. III,
Il still another tea party tomorrow aft
ernoon Is the st. Anthony tea, at which
the following will act ais patronesses
Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. Chittenden, Mrs
Samuel Colt, Mrs. Edward w. Corlies
II Mrs. Stephen Whitney, Mrs. "A. n. Law.
| tom Mrs. Colin McCrae Ingersoll, Mrs
Il 81. Purdy Lindsey, Mrs. Walter Camp
7. Mrs! u. Hayes TroWbridge and Mrs
N George .. Baldwin. AT the tea table viii
i be Miss May Dana, Miss Dorothy
Wright Miss Ethel Smyth and Mis-
Il Margaret Fitch. s /,
II The Junior german will be danced a
Woolsey hall Immediately following thu
concert on Monday evening. The JUNO
tea will be given at the home Of Mrs
u Thomas G.. Bennett on Prospect stree
on Tuesday afternoon.
The sophomore german will be dane.
cd III Woolsey hall tomorrow evening
The patronesses being: Mrs. William r
BisselL Mrs. Frank Fl. Piatt, Mrs. Hen
Try w. Taft, Mrs. w. III. Truesdale, Mrs
w. Seward Webb and Miss Woolsey.
The sophomore tea will be given thi