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(Continued from first page.) 4. Nez» Melodies. G. G. Schrieber, E. H. Brewer, J. W. Wadsworth, E. H. Brewer. 3. The Happiest Land............+00. Hatton PART IIT. 1. Medley—Arranged by Austin. Banjo Club. 7 ee ee ere ee Kerker Mr. Parker and Club. aS et Ses Carmen-Yalen ra ee Ae Fowler, ’94 Mr. Lapham and Club. 5. Bréght College Yearsvi.....ceecs Durand THE CLASS GERMANS. Immediately after the Glee Club <oncert the class Germans will be held, the Seniors’ in Harmonie Hall, the Juniors’ in Alumni Hall and the Sophomores’ in Warner Hall. At the Senior German the following couples will dance: C. M. Fincke, with Miss Whitman of Brooklyn; N. A. Smyth, with Miss Learned of-Sum mit, N. J.; C. Giillette, with Miss Dil- lingham of Summit, N.: J: Cc. P. Kitchel, with Miss Smyth of New Ha- ven; J. S. Wheelwright, with Miss Sage of Albany; Dean Sage, Jr., with Miss Anna Parker of Albany; A. R. E. Pinchot, with Miss French of New York; E. E. Garrison, with Miss Denton of New Haven; George Tay- jor, with Miss Holland of Pittsburg; L. G. Mead, with Miss Mead of Brooklyn; J. P. Sawyer, with Miss~ Twichell of Hartford; H. S. Coffin, with Miss Wyckoff of New York; P. Van Ingen, with Miss Fincke of Brooklyn; W. L. Goodwin, with Miss SEeiday «of ‘New York: City:.<-D: V: Sutphin, with Miss Underwood of Morristown; H. C. Parke, with Miss Bishop of New Haven; G. Sumner, with Miss H. Whitney of New Haven; R. F. Ely, with Miss Underwood of Morristown; L. S. Trowbridge, Jr., with Miss Stoughton of New Haven; A. EF. Barnes, ’978S., with Miss A. M, Porter of New Haven: E. §S. Hark- ness, with Miss Worden of Philadel- phia. It is exvected that almost a hun- dred couples will dance the Junior German. There will be three favor figures and one souvenir figure. The German wil] be led by F. H. Simmons of Brooklyn. The following are the patronesses of the Junior German: Mrs. Knight D. Cheney of South Manchester, Mrs. Charles H. Simmons of Brooklyn; Mrs. Edward M. Gallaudet of Wash- ington, D. C., Mrs. Thomas B. Clarke of New York, Mrs. William W. Far- nam of New Haven, Mrs. Joseph Twichell of Hartford, Mrs. Willard Parker of New York, Mrs. John Sim- mons of Brooklyn, Mrs. C. Upham Ely of Brooklyn, Mrs. John Rogers, Jr., of New “Canaan, Mrs. E. G. Mason of Chicago, Mrs. R. W. Gelbach of New ‘York. : The following will take part in the Junior German: H. S. Borden, with Miss Durfee of Fall River; H. R. Winthrop, with Miss Bronson of New York City; F. Kernochan, with Miss Langhorn of New York City; Ross Hickok, with Miss Franklin of Farm- ington; R. J. Turnbull, with Miss Rogers of New York City; W. N. Vaile, with Miss Vaile of Denver, Col.; T. S. Mcl.ane, with Miss Betts of New York City; C. E. Merrill, with Miss Ely of New York City; O. T. Wilson, with Miss Williams of Evans- tcn, fil.; D. T. Van Buren, with Miss Bowers of New York City; W. W. Andrews, with Miss Ross of Cleve- land: TI N. Swift, with Miss Sargent ef New Yok City; A. S. Hay, with Miss Schreiber of Hoboken; H. H. Curran, with Miss Myers of Bethle- hem; H. D. Gallaudet, with Miss Rogers of New Canaan, Conn.; M. U. Ely, with Miss Judson of Brooklyn; D. F. Rogers with Miss Gallaudet of Washington; E. Whittemore, with Miss tacker of ~ Brocklyn:: De. CC. Twichell, with Miss Twichell of Hart- ford; T. A. McGraw, with Miss Elsie Dominick of New York City; E. C. Streeter, with Miss Streeter of Chi- cago; H. B. Wilcox, with Miss Platt cf Englewood; A. I. Lewis, with Miss Simmons of Brooklyn; L. G. Billings, vith Miss Hubbard of Brooklyn; J. $. Rogers, with Miss Sloane of New York City; S. M. Milliken, Jr., with Miss Wilder of New York City; T. S. Male, with Miss Lever of New York; S. B. Rich, with Miss Rich of Buffalo; T. Allen, Jr., with Miss Le Vinsen of New York City; C. H. Peix, with Miss Carruthers of Norwich; J. A. Hamil- ton, with Miss Reid of Rochester; A. H. Barney, with Miss Bell of New York City; J. R. Judson, ‘with: Miss flcane of Buffalo; E. B. Morris, with Miss Seyms of Hartford; W. S. Pack- er, Jr., with Miss Mead of Brooklyn; G. D. Montgomery, with Miss Mont- gomery of Denver; P. Whitin, with Miss Whitin of Northbridge; N. H, Cowdrey, with Miss Starr of New York City; B. Clark, with Miss Ker- nochen of New York City; E. O. Em- erson, with Miss Galbraith of New York City; S. Ellis, with Miss Myers of Bethlehem; L. M. Williams, with Miss Williams of Cleveland; J. oO. Rodgers, with Miss Rodgers of Tole- doy WS: Ray, with: Diss Ray: “of Brooklyn; Vaughan of Wilkesbarre; L. Johnson, with Miss Ogden of Brooklyn; W. T. Dominick, with Miss Ethel Dominick of New York City; H. B. Tuttle, with Miss Norton of Cleveland; J. A. Rip- ley, with Miss Crocker of New York City; H. B. Wright, with Miss Stead- man of New York City; A. E. Rich- ards, with Miss Richards of Hart- ford; E. Hale, Jr., with Miss Warden of Washington; L. Hitchcock, with Miss Corning of Cleveland; C. W. Gross, with Miss Whitmore of Hart- ford: Rh: BH: A, with Miss Ray of Washington; G. W. Milliken, with Miss McCreery of St. Louis; W. J. Torrey, with Miss Seller of Newberg; Payne Whitney, with Miss Hall of New “ork City: 2. C.- Byers, with Miss Laughlin of. Pittsburg; M. IL. Feary, with Miss Sumner of Brook- lyn; M. S. Feary, with Miss Jones of Albany; D. H. M. Gillespie, with Miss Stutesbury of New-Haven; C. D. Cheney, with Miss Dora Cheney of South Manchester, Conn.; J. T. Nor- ton, with Miss Norton of Albany; R. E. Clarke, with Miss Huffman of New York City; V. M. Tyler, with Miss Patterson of New York City; E. C. Perkins, with Miss Havemeyer of Hartford; H; -B;:-Clark;. with Miss Clark of Hartford; A. Bunce, with Miss Bunce of Hartford; C. W. Bur- nett, with Miss Sizer of Cleveland, W. S. Sales, with Miss Clarke of Lexing- ton, Kyte 20 Mo swilseen; with Miss Stafford of >Newhbure; N. Y.;: PP. H. Holine, with Miss Butler of New York City; C. M. Chester, with Miss Lee of Brooklyn; J. B. Rose, with Miss Barclay of Newburg; J. I. Downey, with Miss Downey of New York City; R. I. Neithercub, with Miss Burns of Bridgeport; S. _ S. Spencer, with Miss Warren of Buffalo; R. Hitchcock, with Miss Coffinbury of Cleveland; G. B. Rich, with Miss Rich of Buffalo; T. W. Simmons, with Miss Bartlett of Buffalo; T. B. Davis, with Miss Harkness of New York; P. D. Mills, with Miss Churchman of Philadelphia; N. Goodbody, with Miss Hudson of Patterson, N. J.;; T. ag. Griffith, with Miss Goodbody of Haledon, N. J. THE SOPHOMORE GERMAN. The Sophomore German will be led by W. EH. 8S. Griswold of Hrie, Pa., and H. C. Cheney of New Haven. About seventy couples will dance the four favor figures and one souvenir favor figure. The patronesses will be Mrs. EK. H. Trowbridge of New Haven, Mrs. B. H. Cheney of New Haven, Mrs. G. B. Farnam of New Haven and Mrs. Thomas Hooker of New Haven. The following will take part in the Sophomore German: J. M. Magee, with Miss Donnelly of Pittsburg; C. P. Dodge, with Miss Eno of New York; R. Darling, with Miss Ensign of Simsbury, Conn.; C. H.: Connor, “with Miss Darliag of Brooklyn; T. F. Law- rence, with Miss Lawrence of Hart- ford; C. A. Powers, with Miss Ray- mond of Cleveland; S. S. Stoddard, with Miss Grace Stoddard of New Ha- ven; F. M. Morley, with Miss Ranney of Cleveland; L. E. Stoddard, with Miss Secomb of New York city; A. F. Way, with Miss Hamlin of Buffalo; Cc. A. Brayton, with Miss Greenough of Cleveland; E. O. Jones, with Miss Jones of Columbus; G. S. Oliver, with Miss Oliver of Pittsburg; N. Brady, with. MissBrady of Albany; H.:¢€, Cheney, with Miss Duer of New Ha- ven; E. Q. Trowbridge, with Miss Hall of New Haven; G. L. Wakefield, with Miss Wakefield of Wakefield, Mass.; A. B. Watson, with Miss Evans of Buffalo; P. E. Letchworth, with Miss Sarah Evans of Buffalo; E. J. Drummond, with Miss Stevens of Brooklyn; W. Cochran, with Miss Chamberlain of New York city; R. N. Barnum, with Miss Parmalee of New Haven; F. V. Chappell, with Miss Morgan of New London; H. C. Lee, with Miss Chisholm of Cleveland; Ord Preston, with Miss DeForest of New York; A. W. Davis, with Miss O’Fal- lon of St. Louis; H. L. O’Fallon, with (Continued on sixth page.) W. Scranton, witih Miss _ y Manhattan Trust Company CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Corner of Wall and Nassau Streets. A Legal Depository for Court and Trust : Funds and General Deposits. Liberal Rates of Interest paid on Balauces. John I. Waterbury, President. John Kean, Amos T. French, Vice-Presidents, Chas. H. Smith, Sec’y. W. Pierson Hamilton, Treas, Thomas L. Greene, Auditor. DIREOTORS, 1896: A t Belmont. John Kean, Jr. H. Wy. Cannon. John Howard Latham. A.J. Cassatt. John G. Moore. Cross. E. D. Randolph. James O. Sheldon, Samuel Thomas. Hamil i ss ara rate =a . Pierson Hamilton. ohn I. Waterbury. 7 L.° Higginson. R. T. Wilson. HOME Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. GEO. E. IDE, President. Wm. M. 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