The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
Game 10 Open ProRrn


When the Yale Dartmouth game Ia
called Monday afternoon at o'clock in
thu Arena. tne official Prom programme
Of events will start As soon as the
game is over the members OF the Junior
class with their girls will participate in
A the dansaut at the New Haven Lawn
club In place Of the usual sophomore
tea. also a tradition OF Monday after
noon for years. Mrs Henry W. Farnam
will give A tea darce for the sophomores
who have guests for the Prom and the
sophomore german
on Monday night the Yale Dramatic
Association will give It's performance in
the Shubert Theatre. Four one act plays
have been selected Two Of them were
written by Yale undergraduates st.
Rartholom.ws Eve a romance by
Frank Wright futile. president Of the
association. and The Stranger" a
tragedy, by Almet Francis jerks.
The first play that will be given Is
entitled "Rehind the Btyond.' an
adaptation from Stephen Leacock by
Prof Randall Crawford. The cast is as
follows:
Tss I.red Business Man. 6 a 49, Msrz *
The swee, Young Thing. a debutante,
l.. q TiEhe 'le
A-aa,hno, Gay an exponent Of he
81 Id ,1l'7 Trevor NJ ~ = W 'T TnSier Is
Lady rire'y Trevor. u. O. Hamilton, 'i6
49, Horl'nE. Sir John. private sec
u- HirIiny hi. mother - r = Wiison, 10
BIt'rs ,t me Trevor. disguised later
.s rostman and as Mrs. Nard.
ing @gilfr F. T. r% -|a.'a. "
-.to,' accent 49,. : " burke. II
lr The Gnost ~ Jerry Bundler." a story
b. a. Jacob. aud charles Rock. the
sen, b.. aid Ia the commercial room Of
~ oI' English inn and N" characters arr:
rsrto.1. ........,.....H T. Faulkner, IL
Na.c'.'n. .......'.......G Downey -
s'm'r-. '.''''''''''''' \. {. ,rlnhen'
Seldom .....,.,..,....,....l. q. TiEhe. 70
george. a walter .....F T Twedden ~
The scene in st Bartholomew Eve"
il Iari IN the Louvre. Paris the might Of
August %. l51i and the cast Includes:
''' go 80 ~ F. 7 rwedden. ~
Henri. Due d'Anjou, his brother.
II +. Faulkner, 10
Sir Philip sidney ........F ". futile, 10
A lAdy of the cpurt....D. o Hamilton. 10
4 gentleman-in-waiting II. J. CROKER. 'l6
M'n,a,-arms s Love- t5S'' "a. is 1r' los
In The Stranger" the scene Is laid in a
nut no the mountains and there are but
three characters, as follows
The man Observation-Disclosures Smith, rs
The stranger. ...........F W Tuttie, rs
Glass GcrmHns.
Tie dramatic performance will be
followed by the senior and junior
Germans, which will be danced at
Woolsey Hall. and the sophomore Ger
man. which will take place AT the Ho-
tel Taft The various Sheffield Chap
ter houses will also give Germans at
their houses following the play, so there
will he dozen or more dances for
the prom girl on Monday evening.
Although no official announcement Ii
made OF any dances for Tuesday morn
ing there IL no rule to prevent the diff
terent Sheffield societies from giving
breakfast dances until the concert OF
the combined Vale musical clubs on
Tuesday afternoon at Woolsey Hall.
The prom girl who intends taking in
oil the thes dansants planned TO follow
the concert will hardly get around In
time for the promenade the biggest
dance Of all. in the evening. for eight
dances will he given by the eight Shelf
neld fraternties on Tuesday afternoon.
The Yale Promenade will begin at
O'clock Tuesday evening, and as usual
will he in the Second Regiment Ar
mory, The official programme viii
close with the Home, Sweet Home
OF the big dance