New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
GERMAN DAY AT YALE.
Round of Teas FOllOzced by Concert
and Dances.


New Haven, Jan p (speciaD-The guests of the
annual junior promenade week at Yale were gay
to-day with round of teas and germans and the
annual glee club concert The class teas this after
noon marked the opening OF the formal functions
OF the week They were followed tonight by the
glee club concert in the Hyperion Theatre, after
which came beginning IL o'clock. the class ger
m1ns The glee club concert was the only general
event OF the day for the guests and they made
array OF scintillating brliancy in the body of the
theatre. while the glee and banjo clubs re-
peated encores with the familiar college songs. The
faculty issued peremptory orders to the freshmen
not TO break into the concert under penalty OF
losing their athletic privileges for the spring
Mrs. Elford p TrOwbridge gave the junior tea
at her Church street residence. She was assisted
IN receiving by Mrs G. S. AuchincIoss. of New
York; Mrs. William l.. Cushing of Simsbury; Mrs
Ives, of New York; Mrs William II. Moore of New
York; Mrs. Charles Noyes of St. Paul: Mrs. George
Noyes, of Milwaukee; Mrs. William Stanley, OF
Great Harrington Mass; Mrs. James NJ Townsend
of New York. and Mrs. Arthur t. Hadley Mrs
William X. Townsend and Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin
of New Haven. They were also patronesses at the
junior german. which gwen this evening at
Woosey Hail.
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes. jr.. gave the sopho-
more tea, unassisted in receiving. The sophomore
german held in Harmonic Hall this evening
and the patronesses Mrs Auson Phelps
Stokes, jr, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. OF New York.
Mrs Frank Farwell. of Lake Forest H.; Mrs. AL
fred Ferguson. of New York, and Mrs. Edward
c. HOyt of New York.
Tn" junior german was led by James NJ Town
send jr,, of New York, and Miss Hannah Hum OF
Albany The sophomore german was led by Theo-
dore Pomeroy and Miss Schultz, of St Paul The
couples who danced the german were William Sew
ard Webb jr. with Miss Dorothy Whitney, Of New
York; =. A. Riddle. with Miss Isabelle Biddle, or
Philadelphia: Horace Winston Stokes. with Miss
Dorothy Bacon of New York; Francis Trudeau,
with Miss Mildred Wheat, OF New York; Gayer
Gardner Doninick with Miss Eleanor Hoyt, Of
New York; Charles II. Raymond. 2d. with Miss
Dorothy Harvey of Morristown. n. j.; ]. NJ Whit
taker. with Miss Alice Whitaker. of New York;
Edward 2 Alker. with Miss Lucia Burton Of New
York; Charles f. Van Week. with Miss Florence
Yam Week, of MontcIair, y. J.; Edgar r Bateson.
with Miss La Vie. of New York; Theodore Pom
eroy, with Miss Louise Schultz of ST. Paul
Hicks Arnold Weatherbee. with Miss Martha Orr.
OF New York; Jackson AMMAN Dykman. with Miss
May Weatherbee. of New York: Robert o. Hay
ward with Miss Carolan. OF Alton. n. Y: c. w
Howard. with Miss Louise TwichelI. of Hartford;
Frederick Wilder BeIamy. with Miss Elsie Nor
relI. of New York; NJ 9. Hannah. with Miss Ma
ran Snow. Of Chicago; sydney Clement Mccall,
with Miss Madeline O'Bren. OF New York; Chester
Jules Copmann. with Miss Margaret Boyd; Geof-
frey Dodge. with Miss Carrie l. Mum: Burrell r.
HUFF. with Miss Constance Hoyt. Of Cireensburg,
Penn Robert Scdeu Rose, with Miss Christine
Rose. of Geneva. y y; ChaunCey Buckley Bia'
I'd with Miss Townsend. OF New York; Harold
Stokes with Miss Dorothy King, Of New York
Francis Dwight Gilbert. with Miss Natalie Gilbert
OF Grand Rapids; Rufus g. Burnham, with Miss
Newton OF Norwich. Conn; Bennett Bronson. with
Miss Klngsbury Of Waterbury; Elisha Francis
Riggs jr with Miss Hchborn of Washington.
and J. r Perrin with Miss Florence Edwards. OF
New York.
The societies Of the Sheffield Scientific School
gave the annual germans in their chapter houses
after the glee club concert Joseph Dilworth, Of
PittsburG. and Miss Elizabeth G. Kerbaugh. OF
Philadelphia led the Closter dance. The York
Hall german led by George Van Brunt and
Miss Kellne. of Council Bluffs. Iowa The Colony
german was led by George Y. Rotan and Miss
Helen Ehret, of New York. John p. Ramsey and
Miss Walter of Buffalo. led the Anthony Hall ger
man and z. V Benton and Miss Dorothy Clark. OF
Yonkers. the st. Elmo german
The list OF patrouesses for each follows:
The Colony .GeEmsn-AIrs, c. T. Ballard OF Louis Louis
Conn. Mrs. A. l. Hathaway. OF Brookne. Mass;
Mrs r. y Ialbou 9I Ry'SIn, SI Osioj ~ ATs, FtIcbt5
OF New York City: Mrs W: l. Ward OF Port
Mass Mrs. Arthur. Chanute. Of Denver; Mrs,
D. T. Bomar. Of Fort WORTH, Tex and MIS- r
shepard. Mrs. w G, Waterbury. Of New Haven;
ghany. ISnig Penn: Mrs II c. PrOa5 Of Natey y j.
Mrs T. r. Hyde. OF Waterbury, conn; Mrs g II;
New sew York T ttya and Mrs russell Forsythe
The 81 ANTHONY I 4 o4d66 E9' Of Si5e R6cb.s o.
Ter: Mrs ". Witherow OF Pittsburg; Mrs G. 1.
Peck. OF Chicago; Mrs. 5. A. Swenson, OF Colorado
Springs. Col. Mrs A. @. Watson, OF ParkerSburg,
W. Va; Mrs Chauncey Keep. OF ChlSS;ago' - Mrs rs
Martin OF Chicago: Mrs l. II. English, Of New
Haven: Mrs II. II. Kohlsaat, Of Chicago, and Mrs
The 81. Elmo GeTman-MIrs- Eugene g clark Clark
Mrs Edwin DIckenson Of New York City. Mrs.
Frank Burke. OF New York City, and Mrs. J. W.
Trainer. OF Philadelphia
The York Hall German-Mrs. II c. Osborn. OF
New York city; Mrs j. l. CHdahy. Of Onaha
Mrs G. l. Ham, OF the City of Mexico; Mrs W ::
s Rodgers OF Colorado Mrs. f. Fl: Chaplin. Of
Rochester. Mrs. A. q. Thompson. of New YORK
\ LL-nLcntt OF En-hastar