New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
GAIETIES At YALE.
Guests and Students Plunge
Into Prom Week' Festivities.
TBy Telegram 70 r,. -r-,,

A0fcsfapn TO The Tribune.
New haven, Jan. 17.-CSuests who arc
mere Tor the events of Yale's animal social
week plunged into the thick of the fes-
tivities to-day. There was round of
formal functions, the first of tha series
which closes with the chief affair. the
junior promenade tomorrow night
Inc main number on the card of the
prom girl to-day was the gIee club con-
cert which was held in Woolsey Hall this
evening Following the concert the sopho-
more and Junior class germans were held
Ahere was no senior german scheduled
Inc sophomore event which was held in
harmonic Hall. was led by Arthur Gard
ner' dancing with Miss Marjorie Bourne, of
New York City. daughter of ex-Commo-
oore Bourne of the New York Yacht Club
The patronesses were Mrs Anson PheIps
stokes, jr,; Mrs Walter Camp Mrs c
Morse Ely, Mrs. Stephen Merrill Clement, of
Buffalo; Mrs. Henry A. Gardner and Mrs
Patrick Murphy. The sophomore german
committee included Robert A. Gardner
Arthur Howe, Harold Tripp Clement.
Stewart Lansing Putnam and H. c. Muir
phy.
The sophomore tea was held this after
noon at the residence OF Mrs. Anson
Phelps Stokes. jr.. on Elm street. Assist
OF the class german.
The junior german was easily the lar
gest dance Of the evening. This was held
in Alumni Hall. It was led by Francis
F Randolph. dancing with Miss Sue
Kingsley Bowen. of Philadelphia. The
patronesses were Mrs. David S. Baker,
Mrs. Laura B. Corey. Mrs. Julia DEste,
Mrs. Joel F. Fisher, Mrs. Charles E. Good
hue, Mrs Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Durbin
Horne, Mrs William Mauice, Mrs. William
Lyon Phelps, Mrs Henry T. Scott, Mrs
Louis E Stoddard. Mrs. George F. Ran
dolps, Mrs. Archibald Rogers and Mrs
Thomas Wallace. ir. The junior tea was held
in the afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Louis Z. Stoddard. on Prospect Hill. She
was assisted by the patronesses of the
german.
In nearly all the secret society houses Of
the Sheffield Scientific School germans were
held this evening after the glee club con-
cert At the York Hall german the pa
tronesses were Mrs. A H. Rudd. of Phila-
delphia; Mrs F ". McRae, Of Atlanta
Mrs. W. ". Cheney, OF Manlius. \. Y. and
Mrs. F. L. Bigelow, of New Haven. The
german was led by Charles G. Lewis and
Miss Smith. The st. Anthony Hall german
was led by ". B. Snyder and Miss Mary
lam P. Snyder, Mrs. Harry NJ. Dunn, Mrs
Charles P. Cottrel, Mrs. A. W. krech, Mrs
Eric Swanson and Mrs. Charles Blandy.
The patronesses at the Vernon Hall ger
man will be Mrs. Charles T. Raymond, of
South Norwalk; Mrs. Sidney H. Short. Of
New York; Mrs. William T. Baird, of East
Orange, N. J.. and Mrs Ralph c. Gridley
OF Somerville, Mass. The patronesses at
the 81. Anthony German included Mrs
Henry F. English, Mrs. H. Stuart Hotch-
kiss, Mrs. William ". Farnam, Mrs. Ar
thur T. Hadey, Mrs. Irving Fisher, Mrs
Russell 4. Chittenden, Mrs. Louis D. Hun
toon, Mrs. Stephen Whitney and Mrs
Raynham Townshend.
At the Colony, NJ. c. Douglass and Miss
Dorothy Upper, OF Summit, n. J., led the
german, and the patronesses included Mrs
John Francis Douglass. Mrs. J. D. Seltz,
Mrs. Horace L Wells, Mrs. W c. Wither-
bee. Mrs. W. s. Randall, Mrs ". c. Alb
bott. Mrs Russell Chittenden and Mrs
Arthur T Hadley.
Al Sachem Hall the german was led by
Richard Nash Hall. with Miss Hall. The
parronesses were Mrs. Hilton c. Brooks,
Mrs. Frederick c. Soule, Mrs. John S. Pull
man, Mrs. NJ Z. Brainard, Mrs. John Eng
nsh. Miss Blanche Porter and Miss Re
becca Gibbons
For tomorrow are reserved the formal
teas and receptions in the Sheffield Scien-
tifc School society houses and the junior
promenade, which will pc held in the I'd
Regiment Arrnory.