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

concert The patronesses are Mrs. Hen ry K. Beadleston of New York, Mrs. w. K. Townsend, Mrs. J. M. Townsend, Mrs. ogden Goldman, Mrs. Theodore M. Ives and Mrs William H. Moore of New York city
 The following stags have been drawn for the sophomore germamn: Messrs. H, s, Beardsley, G. R. B. Berger, P. H. Collins, w. s. Cushing, T. M. Dimes M. | c. Douglas, J. M. Hannaford, jr., w. H Lyon, R. Ives, H. Moves and c. B. Stewart
 The chapter house germans are to be extremely jolly affairs this year. The St. Elmo german will be held at St. Elmo hall directly after the concert, and will be led by A. T. Bell and Miss Virginia King of Cleveland. The fol- lowing couples will dance: H. Baker with Miss Jessie Post of Detroit, A. N. Hulst with Miss Airline Arnold of Du- luth, Minn.; H. Everett with Miss Mill dred Dilas of Cleveland; T. F. Silkman with Miss Lydia Harper of Yonkers N. Y.; H. c. Williams with Miss Margaret Williams of Lakeyille, Conn; J. F. Steinman with Miss Betty Griffin of Buffalo E. W. Moore with Miss Eliz- abetb Steinman of Lancaster, Pa; c. T. Schuneman with Miss Virginia Schuneman of St. Paul, Minn.; D. M. Stevenson with Miss Jessie Stevenson of Sharon, Pa; c. s. Dangler with Miss Flora Morris of Cleveland; c. V. Benton with Miss Dorothy Clark of Yonkers, N Y; s. M. Scott with Miss Marjorie Larkin of Ossining, N. Y; H. G. Alker with Miss Florence Alker of New York, F. c. Ford with Miss Vir- glnia Brush of Detroit; B. w. Lamson with Miss Ruth Chisholm of Cleveland, P. Wick with Miss Mary Louise Logan, R. B. Lindsay with Miss Mary Anstiee of Rochester, N. Y.
 The patronesses are Mrs W. B. Chis- holm, Mrs. D. B. Dangler, both of Cleveland, Mrs. c. A. Benton of Yon- kers and Mrs. A. H. Alker of New York.
 An evening german at the Colony is something of an innovation as hereto fore the promenade german has always been given in the morning. This year 1t will be held after the concert, John G. Darragh leading with Miss Madeline LEngle of Mobile, Ala. The patron- esses are: Mrs. w. c. Wurtenburg, Mrs c. E. Hastings, Mrs. H. l.. Wells, Mrs F. L. Bigelow, Mrs. S A. Penfield, Mrs Phelps Montgomery, Mrs. Isham Hen- derson, all of New Haven; Mrs. R. E. Evans of Dayton, O.; Mrs. Winship of New York, Mrs. Boone of Kansas City, Mrs. E. J. Hall of Morristown, N. J.. Mrs. Thomas Rood of Pittsburg, Mrs. Gresh of Morristown, Pa.
 The following will dance: J. G. Dar- ragh with Miss Madeline DEngle of Mobile, Ala; Thomas Rood, jr., with Miss Rodd of Pittsburg, Edward B. Hall with Miss Caldwell of Morristown, N. J.; Fred A. Preston with Miss Evans of Dalton, O.; Darlington Howard with Miss Richards of Orange, N. J.; Mar lette Grouse with Miss Gesh of Mor- ristown, Pa; George s. Greenwich with Miss Benton of Yonkers. N. r.. Will lia mJ. s. Engle, jr., with Miss Winship of New York city; Joseph J. Hasbrouck with Miss Manross of New Haven, Fred H, McCullock with Miss Hastings of New Haven, Clarence P. Hanley with Miss Boone of Kansas City, Audubon Tyler with Miss Schaeffer of Cincinnati, George V. Rolan with Miss Diefen Ina Ter of New York city, John shinell with Miss Clark of Yonkers, N. Y,; Henry S. Manning with Miss Preston of New York city.
 The stags are Mashen D. Mann, jr.,