The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-19
THE YALE JUNIOR "PROM.
PREPARATIONS FOR GRAND EVENT NEARLY COMPLETED.

'Prom Girl" Begins to Make Her Ap-
 pearance--Prof. Harry B. Jepson's
 Organ Recital at WOOlsey Hall Mon
 day-Class Teas and Class Germans
 Mrs. Elford r. TrOwbridge to be
 Hostess at Junior Tea---Mrs. Anson
 Phelps Stokes Jr. to be Hostess nt
 Sophomore Tea--Patronesses for
 "SheR" Societies German.
 Nearly all the necessary arrange ments for the Yale junior promenade, to be held at the armory on Tuesday night, have been completed. Already the promenade girls, the real necessi- ties for making the occasion a splendid and grand event, have commenced mak- ing their appearance. The majority of the promenade girls will probably ar- rive this evening and tomorrow.
 Among the arrangements it is an- nounced that no one will be allowed in the armory without a regular ticket of admission. In addition to these tickets, reserve-seat tickets will be placed on sale for S1 each, which will entitle hold CTS to the front gallery, where three rows of seats will be reserved and placed on sale. The last row of seats in the front gallery will not be reserved and may be occupied without addition al charge. These gallery seats will be on sale at the Coop to-day from LAB to 1 p. m. Regular admission tickets may be obtained from c. Auchncloss, 241 Durfee, any time before the prome- i made.
 The promenade will open as usual with grand march, and the commit tee requests that men do not start dancing until the leader begins. In order to lengthen the intermissions a drum-roll will slightly precede each dance. It is hoped that this will avoid the confusion in finding partners after the dance has started.
 There will be five extras, which vii come after the fifth, tenth, fifteenth twentieth and twenty-fifth dances, re. spectlvely.
 One of the features of Monday fol the junior promenade visitors will bt Professor Harry B. Jepson's organ re cital in Woolsey hall in the afternoon at 5 o'clock. Last year the recital at tracted hundreds of visitors anxious t hear the great Newberry organ, ant this year a still larger number will b present.
 Owing to the difficulty experience, : last year In selling the tickets for tn organ recital arrangements have bee } made for an advance sale of tickets fo . the recital this year. Tickets may b
 obtained at the box office in Woolse
 obtained at the box office in Woolse ], hall to-day between Il and or betWee
 5 and S.
 The class team of promenade wee will be given Monday afternoon. Mr. . Elford P. Trowbridge will be hostess g } the junior tea and Mrs, Anson Phelr Stokes, jr., at the sophomore tea. Tn
 same patronesses will act at the tea
 as at the class germans.
 The patronesses of the sophomor
 german are as follows: Mrs. Arthu
 Nj. Dodge of New York city; MT t Frank C. Farwell of Lake Forest, Ill
 Mrs. Alfred L. Ferguson of New Tor
 city; Mrs. Edward c. Hoyt, of Ne D York city; Mrs. John Perrin of Ind l anapolis, Ind, and Mrs. Anson PhelI II Stokes, Jr., of New Haven. ,, On Monday afternoon Mrs. Ansc u Phelps Stokes, Jr., will give the regl > lar sophomore tea at her residence, $ Elm street, from four to six o'cloc e Contrary to the statement made in G previous announcement, to the effe, O that the whole class is invited to u '' tea, only those bringing guests ar l. stags are invited, Stags for the ge e man have been drawn as follows e A. Riddle, E. J. Curtis, T. c. Eastma - H. Lippltt F. o. Mason, H. McDonal - T. McMillan. E. M, Shepard, F. I Olmstead and P. s. Andrews.