New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14
yALE'S PROM RUSH, ON
Day of Teas and Germans and
GIee Club Concert.
BIG JUNIOR EVENT TONIGHT
Annual Social Spectacle Will
End Lively Festivities Going
On Since Saturday.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

By Telegraph 70 The ilbuh'.l
New Haven. Jan l3.-Plunging into the
thickest Of the events Of Yale's annual
social week. the hundreds Of society folk
who arrived on Saturday to-day faced a
programme Of almost continuous activity
from the drives Of this morning to the
class germans not scheduled to begin
till nearly II o'clock tonight nor to end
till well along toward daybreak.
To-day's list Of functions was the lars-
est of this social season although to-
morrow nights junior promenade eclipses
all others in its quality, magnihcence
and attendance
The formal class teas this afternoon
brought out in full force the prom. girl
and her escort The principal function
Of the afternoon. the junior tea. was
giver by Mrs. Henry W Farnam at
her home on HNlhouse avenue. Assist
ing her were Mrs. Russell {. cont
New York City. Mrs W. J. Scmenelih'
New York City; Mrs. Archibald Rogers
New York city; Mrs Henry b. ketcham'
BROOKLYN: Mrs. Daniels. 81. Paul; Mrs
Holt, Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs. \. -
Evans, Haverford. Penn; Mrs Arthur
r Hadley and Mrs. Frederick ;. Jones'
New Haven.
Across the street, at the home OF MIS-.
Henry +. English. the sophomore tea
was held, and assisting were Mrs. John
Wesley Castle. Morristown. y. j.; Mrs.
Joseph Walker, Brooklinc, Mass; Mrs.
Chauncey Keep. Chicago; Mrs. Alfred
Wheeler and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes
ir.. New Haven.
The list of patronesses for the teas
was the same as for the class germans
which were scheduled as the wind-up OF
the DAYS festivities This evening the
annual glee club concert in the Hyperion
Theatre called out the entire visiting list
of debutantcs and chaperones.
All the societies Of the Sheffield Scien-
tifc School gave their annual germans
this evening At the Cloister tho patron
csses were Mrs. Arthur r. IIadley. Mrs
Russell II. Chittenden. Mrs. Edward X.
Sargent, Mrs Henry Il Sargent. Mrs
William \. Rice Mrs George H. NcttIe-
ton. Mrs John T. Owsley. Mrs Harry
c.. Day. Mrs Arthur Marvin, Mrs. Paul
Sorg and Mrs William Marvin
The patronesscs for he Colony tea
were Mrs. Wilbur T. Cross. Mrs Amos
+. Barnes, Mrs. Samuel Pcnheld. Mrs
Frank Quinby. Mrs. Horace l.. Wells.
AIRS William G. Wurtenbcrc, Mrs
Charles u. CookScy. Mrs. Charles ;.
Hastings. Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes, ir..
Mrs. Robert l.. Sandcrson, Mrs. Harry
L. Footc and Mrs Louis l.. Stoddard.
Tho patronesses At St. Elmo. who's"
german was danced at the Country club.
included Mrs c. " Chauncey. Brook
lyn. Mrs. II NJ. Adams. Glen cove. y. y;
Mrs. Secor Cunningham, Chicago. Mrs
u. T. Rryan. New York CITY, Mrs. W.
u. Graves, Dayton, ohio; Mrs. Edwin
rhorne. New York city; Mrs. f. " Van
Sicklen. San Francisco Mrs.. John T.
Phillips Pittsburgh. and Mrs H. S
Cushmau, ALBANY.
The sophomore german was Tod hy T.
X. Walker and Miss Harriet A. Post. Of
Now York city, and tho junior german
by Henry Holman Kctcham. Of Brook-
lvn. dancing with Miss May Atkinson,
Of Atlanta.
Among to-day's arrivals Al tho Hotel
Taft were Mr. and Mrs George Bruce
Cortclyou and Miss Gladys Cortelyou Of
New York city; George Westinghouse.
of Pittsburgh: Miss Carol Hartman and
Miss Eugene Philbin. Of New York city.
Miss Hartman and Miss Philbin are nle
guests Of Mrs. Walter Camp. Tho Cor
telyous are the guests Of George Bruce
Cortelyou, ir., Of tho senior class.