The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-22

it; if cash you can't pay, just light out and charge it."
 So you see that the dignified Daily can welcome the fair ones quite gaily. And now our best wishes we proffer. May the fun that the gaieties offer by enjoyed by the fair ones that now come to share one's ducats and dances and all. Then all hail the promenade ball! May the sweethearts and sisters dance in spite of blisters and uncanny shoes, is the wish of News.
 The student offering for the com mencement of the promenade doings was the performance of 'L'Avocat Pathelin" and "Le Baron de Fourche- vif,' given by the French club in Col lege street hall. This was entirely student affair and furnished the enter tainment for many of the promenade guests and their hosts.
 vieing with College street hall was Richard Carle in "The Mayor of Tokio" at the Hyperion. Here the entertain ment offered by the management was improved, to the minds of the students at least, by the voluntary supplements of the students themselves. Vari-col- ored paper streamers were shot from aloft at the heads of those in the or chestra chairs and boxes and at the performers, and after the first act a corps of stage sweepers was necessary to clear the paper away from the stage There was fresh shower in the second act, but no real inconvenience was caused, and the performers took the bombardment in pretty good part. At first the soloists didn't like it. 'Oloto Sam was particularly annoyed when some embryo cowpuncher deftly las- soed her right ear. She removed that loop patiently, but when this same stu dent of the classics droppet pretty green streamer over her other ear she snapped the line with vigor and came near being real cross" It was "Oloto San," too, who was given lusty choral assistance in unison when she attempt ed to hold a long note. The boys liked It so well-their own part-that they encored the song and sang the long note over with great relish and with sundry warbles and trills ill imitation of the soloist.
 The following guests are registered at the New Haven house:
 MT. and Mrs. c. R. Mutham, New York; E. R. Dickie, Guilford; Mrs. George R. Sullivan, Indianapolis; Miss Lilly Sullivan, Indianapolis; Gretchen Billings, New York city; D. B. Wilson, New York; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Whiting, New York; George F. Whiting, New York; Miss A. F. Gregory, London; George Haas, New York, A. Dolzol, Buffalo; Mark LeavenWorth, Boston; Mrs. Theresa Rodd, Pittsburg; Miss Mary Rodd, Pittsburg; Mrs. T, R. Har- ris Boston; Mrs. George l.. Lewis Buf- falo; Miss Marjory Lewis, Buffalo; Mrs. s. McClement, Buffalo; Miss Margaret Hale, Keene, N. H.; Mrs. Benjamin Thaw, Pittsburg; Miss Vera Gilbert, New York; Mrs. Lewis Dexter, jr., Mall den, Mass; Miss Dexter, Maiden; Mrs. Austin K Buxton, Brooklyn; Miss Tes- sic Ludwell, Brooklyn; Miss Winifred Reed Cincinnati; Mrs. D. Welch, Os- sining, NY; Mrs. A. F. Lovejoy James, vile, Wis; Mrs. Ralph W. Cutler and 1ISS GullSIt AlISs WlAAlulAA AA Deming, Hartford; Miss Marguerite lDeming, Mrs. Charles Shepard, Hart ford Mrs. A. M. Rouse, Mrs. Irving Rouse, Mrs. J. Walker, Detroit; Miss Catherine Tice. Chicago; Mrs, Mont gomery, New York city; Miss Gertrude Loubtan, Brookline, Mass; Mrs. Johr A. Wade, Miss Wade, Philadelphia; Frank $. Graves, Hanson City, Mo-; c l.. Bottlip, New York city; Mrs. Charles Warden, Miss Agnes Dunlap, New Yori city; Mrs. Scott, Miss Marion Scott New York city, Mrs. Frank H. Platt New York city; Miss Vanderbilt, Miss Ensign, Miss Heath, New York city
 Miss Crowley, Chicago, Miss Billings Chicago; Mrs. Ralph A. Harmon, Cleye
 land; Miss Sue Harmon, Cleveland
 Mrs. Charles Sheffield, Cleveland; Mrs
 w. H. Moore, New York city; Miss Al ice Demarest, New York city; Mrs. Ar
 thur Tobin, New York city; Mrs. Johr Weeks, New York city; Mrs. R. c. Ker
 ems, Miss Kerene, St. Louis; Miss M. ID lLean, Holyoke, Mass; Mrs. E. B. Bragg Holyoke; c. F. Barnes, Richmond bor tough, New York: A. F. Barnes, 2d
 Richmond borough, New York; ]. B Agnew and wife, Agnew, Cal; Mrs
 Riggs, Palmyra, N. T.; Mrs. s. Rosen Ibaum, New York city; Miss Margare
 Lourry, Wilmington; Miss Helen Bax ter, Wilmington; Mrs. Pruden and Mis- Daisy Pruden, New York city; MT ant Mrs. Dousman, New York city; Mrs. E HI. Shirk, Tipton, Ind; Miss Beau
 champ, Terre Haute, Ind; Mrs. E. E
 Myrowitz, New York city; E. s. Fickes lPittsburg; Miss Eleanor O'Connell Brooklyn; Miss Marshall, Mrs. Johl Hay, Johnston, N. T.; Miss Blizabetl
 Green, Groverville, N. Y; Miss Hardy 6 Norfolk, Va. Mrs. H. I. sturger, Prov q idence; Miss Margaret Hazard, Peace . dale, R. l.; Miss Hermione Riggs, M. E ii Riggs, R. w. Wescott, Mrs, R. a Evans, Eugene Heffley, New York city V W. M. Marsh, Newark; George F. Pol 7 lard, Boston; H. T. Lees, Brooklyn; | f G. Williams, Boston; Oliver Bacon Boston; MT. and Mrs. A. R. James !. Buffalo; Mrs. George Barrett, Brooklyn f land Henry Haxelby, New York city. f The weather of the afternoon becam . almost ideal. The sun smiled, tn
 clouds rolled back and a temperatur that would have been a credit to lat 4 Easter Sunday invited forth to the out f door world. In carriages and on foe = students and guests enjoyed the glor
 of the day and the beauties of Ne1 | Haven,