YALE ALUMNI WHEEELY
THE ° PROM.” GUESTS.
A List of the Season’s Visitors and
their Location.
The quiet city of New Haven is
literally overrun with strangers
at Junior Promenade time and its
hotels and boarding houses are
strained to the utmost in order to ac-
commodate the unwonted crowds ‘The
guests of the present season with the
houses of their entertainment are
given in the following list:—
New Haven House—Miss Judson,
Rochester; Miss Sloane, Mrs. S. 5.
Spencer, Miss Gertrude Warren, Buf-
falo; Mrs. W. H. Simmons, Miss Bart-
lett, Toledo; Miss Fisher, Miss Dow-
ney, Mrs. Willard Parker, Mrs. Wil-
lard Parker, Jr., Miss Skiddy, Mrs.
M. P. Lindley, New York; Mrs. A. J.
Rose, Newark; Miss Barclay, New-
burg; Mrs. Fairfax Landstreet, Miss
Harkness, New York; Mrs. W. M.
Crowell, Miss Sherman, Miss Wil-
liams, Cleveland; Mrs. E. S. Brewer,
Miss Brewer, Springfield; Miss Good-
body, Mrs. H. F. Goodbody, Paitter-
son, N. J.; Mrs. L. N. Booth, Miss
Burns, Miss Starr, Bridgeport; Mrs.
Le Vinsen, Miss Le Vinsen, New
York; Mrs. Bunce, Miss Root, Hart-
ford: Miss Saunders, St. Paul; Mrs.
William Chrisholm, Miss Chrisholm,
Miss Helen Chrisholm, Miss Raymond,
Mrs. 8S. A. Raymond, Miss Helen
Ranney, Miss ‘Packer, Miss M. H.
Packer, Miss Alice Mead, Brooklyn;
Mrs. H. D. Coffinbury, Miss Coffin-
bury, Cleveland; Miss Galbraith, Miss
W. B. Roberts, New York; Miss Helen
Bunce, Miss Mary Clark, Hartford;
Miss Caroline Myers, Miss Emily
Myers, Bethlehem, Pa.; Mrs. James
Ellis, Pottsville, Pa.; Miss Reed,
Muncie, Ind.; Mrs. W. B. Hamilton,
Rochester; Miss Peix, Miss Carruth-
ers, Mrs. C. H. Peix, Danbury, Conn.;
Mrs. Williams, Miss Wilson, Wans-
ton, Ill; Miss Wilder, Mrs. Wilder,
New York; Miss Whitmore, Mrs. C.
E. Gross, Hartford; Miss Cram, Mrys.
G. O. Cram, Norwalk, Conn.; Miss
Kernochan, Miss MLanghorn, Mrs
James Kernochan, New York; Mrs. R.
Cc. Fisher, New Rochelle, N. Y.; Miss
Anna Tatum, New York; Miss Stock,
Chicago; Miss Murray, New Brighton,
N. Y.; Mra. 2. 2. Fitch, Miss Fitch,
Miss Ella Fitch, New York; Miss Ger-
trude Vaile, Denver; Mrs. H. E.
Haines, Flushing, N. Y.;Mrs. R. HE.
Montgomery, Miss Steanor, Council
Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs. W. L. Learned,
Miss K. De Norton, Pittsburg,
T. A. Gililespie, Pittsburg; Miss Sybil
Morhouse, Chicago; Mrs. Alfred
Ogden, Miss Ogden, Brooklyn; Mrs. F.
R. Dennis, New York; Miss Swift,
Detroit; Miss Helen Corning, Cleve-
land; Mrs. C.. W. Harkness, New
York; Miss Warden, Germantown,
Pa.; Miss L. V. Sloane, Miss Crocker,
Miss Bronson, Miss Rogers, Mrs.
Bronson, Mrs. Rogers, New York;
Miss Rich, Mrs. J: B. Rich,
Puffalo; Miss Lever, Miss Howes,
Mrs. Howes, Stamford; Miss
Campbell, Paterson, N. J.; Miss
Whitin, Northbridge, Mass.; ~- Mrs.
Comstock, Ivorytcn, Conn.; Miss
French, Mrs. Pinchot, New York;
Miss Anna Low, -Mrs. W. G. Low,
New York; Miss Mamie Livingstone,
Miss Abbie Livingstone, St. Paul
Mrs. E. O: Jcres, Miss Jones,
Columbus, O.; Mrs. C. C. Beggs, Mrs.
Alexander Laughlin, Mrs. Harry
Darlington, Miss Beggs, Miss Laugh-
lin, Miss Darlington, Pittsburg; Miss
Montgomery, Mrs. Montgomery, Den-
ver; Miss McCormick, Chicago; Mrs.
L. C. Tiffany, New York; Miss Wyck-
off, Miss Hall, Miss Soley, Miss Hitch-
cock, Mrs. C. T. Barney, New York;
Mrs. M. ©. D. Borden, New York;
Miss Durfee, Fall River; Mrs. Wm.
B. Douglass, Miss Douglass, Fargo,
N. D.; Miss Ferry, New York.
Hotel Majestic—Miss Ress, Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. W. W. Andrews, Cleve-
land; Mrs. John Satterfield, Miss
Marie Satterfield, Buffalo; Mrs. E. G.
Peyser, Mrs. Wilder, Miss Wilder,
New York; Miss McCreery, St. Louis;
Mrs. Alexander Clark, Cincinnati;
Miss Huffman, New York; Mrs. D.
Z,. Norton, Cleveland; Miss Bell, New
York; Mrs. W. W. Scranton, Miss
Scranton, Miss Gertrude Vaughn,
Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. J. H. Thompson,
New York; Miss C. F. Burnett, Cin-
-K,. D. Cheney,
Mrs. .
cinnati; Miss C. A. Sizer, Cleveland:
Miss Marjorie Streeter, Chicago; Mrs.
E. T. Streeter, Chicago; Miss Gal-
laudet, Mrs. EK. M. Gallaudet, Wash-
ington; Mrs. Hewes, Miss Dewey,
Reading, Mass.; Mrs. 'H. C. New-
meyer, Miss Newmeyer, Connellsville
Pa.; Mrs. E. Platt, Poughkeepsie, N.
Y.; Miss N. I. Terrell, Columbus, O,;
Miss S. F. Platt, Mrs. C. A. Platt
Miss Freeman, Mrs. Freeman, Ply-
mouth, Pa.; Miss Williams, Miss Wil-
son, Mrs. H. R. Wilson, Chicago; Miss
Ethel Dominick, Miss Edith Dominick
Miss Margaret Betts, Mrs. J. W. Mc-
Lane, New York City; Miss Blakeman
Miss Keeney, Mrs. T. L. Blakeman,
Mrs. George Crocker, Miss Rutherford,
San Francisco; Miss Greenough,
Cleveland; Mrs. Van Anden, New
York; Miss Groves, Mrs. Groves, New
York; Miss Bowers, Brooklyn; Mrs.
M. M. Van Buren, New York; Miss
Brady, Mrs. A. W. Brady, Albany;
Miss Herrick, Mrs. Herrick, Albany;
Miss Brown, Mrs. C. P. Armstrong,
New York; Miss Sumner, Brooklyn;
Miss Eno, New York; Miss Thomp-
son, New York: Mrs. Cushman, Dobbs
Ferry, N. Y.; Miss Schreiber, Mrs.
Gelbach, Hoboken; Miss Warder, Mrs.
Warder, New York; Miss Cheney, Mrs.
South Manchester,
Conn.; Miss Hay, Mrs. Hay, Wash-
ington, D. C.; Miss Darling, Mrs. D.
R. Darling, Brooklyn; Miss. Oliver,
Pittsburg, Mrs. Neuhoff, New York;
Miss Julia Ensign, New York, Miss
Juliette Lawrence, Mrs. C. H. Law-
rence, Hartford; Mrs. Eno, New York;
Miss Andrews, Plainfield, Miss
Schoonmaker, Plainfield; Mrs. J. H.
Lever, Flushing; Mrs. Eugene Hale,
Miss Warder, Washinigton, D. C.;
Wrs. Havemeyer, Miss Havemeyer,
Hartford.
At 181 High Street—Mrs. 8. C.
Schenck, Miss Schenck, Toledo, O.;
Mrs. Hart, Miss Hart, New Britain:
Conn.
At Grove Hall, Grove and Whitney
Avenue—Miss Feitner, New York;
Mrs. G. A. Glaenzer, Miss Butler,
New York; Miss Judson, Miss Ely,
Brooklyn; Mrs. Ring, New York.
At 226 York Street—Miss Bullis, Buf-
falo, Mrs. James Myers, Washington,
1D. ©;
At 82 Wall Street—Miss Kimball,
Troy; Mrs. E. H. Betts, Lansingburg,
Nye
At 215 York Street—Miss Hazard
and Mrs. H. O. Sturges, Providence,
Re
At 24 College street—Mrs. Stafford,
Miss Eva M. Stafford, and Mrs. Wil-
son, Newbur., N. Y.
At 99 Wall Street—Miss Hamlin,
Buffalo: Mrs. O. W. Wilson, New
York; Miss Letchworth, Mrs. James
Letchworth, Miss Alethe Evans, Miss
Hvans, Buffalo; Miss
New York City.
At 428 Orange Street—Miss Hincks,
Mrs. EF. P. Hincks, Hartford.
At 264 Crown Street—Mrs. C. W.
Barnum, Lime Reck, Conn., and Miss
Parmelee, Buffalo.
At Mrs. Sykes’, Wall and York
Streets—Miss Stalter, Paterson, N. J.;
Mrs. Cc. T. Stalter, Miss Bradshaw,
Mrs. T. S. Bradshaw, Indianapolis.
At 331 Temple Street—Miss Wallace,
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Miss Wil-
liams, Salt Lake City; Miss Chamber-
lain, Mrs. Alexander Smith, Yonkers,
N. Y.; Miss Clarke, Miss Simmons,
Miss Sumner, Mrs. T. B. Clarke, Mrs.
John Simmons, Brooklyn.
At 1 Hillhouse Avenue—Miss Webs-
ter, Mrs. Theodore Letton, Chicago;
Miss Jones, Miss Sumner, Rochester,
N. Y.; Mrs. William Scott, Philadel-
phiia; Mrs, W. H. Tearey, Albany; Miss
Dillard, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Miss
Hickok, Harrisburg; Miss Franklin,
Baltimore; Miss Ransom, St. Paul;
Brooklyn; Miss Lee,
M. Chester, Wash-
Miss Hubbard,
Brooklyn; Mrs. C.
ington.
At the Hlliot House—Miss Bredt,
Miss E. Bredt, Miss Franklin, Mrs.
Hartley, Orange; Miss Agnes Maclay
and Mrs. William Nisbet, of Yonkers,
At -75 Broadway—Miss Fincke, Miss
Whitman, Mrs. Cc. L. Fincke of
Brooklyn.
Miss Seyms and Mrs. Seyms, of
Hartford, are guests of Prof. Hast-
ings, 248 Bradley street; Miss O’Fallon,
Miss Loulie Wear, St. Louis; Miss
Stone, Chicago, and Miss Secomb, are
guests of Mrs. EH. G. Stoddard, 352
Temple street; Mrs. H. L. Butterworth
is the guest of Miss Marie Treat; Miss
Larned, Miss Dillingham of Summit,
N. J., are guests of Mrs. Smyth, 328
Temple street; Miss Grant, Syracuse,
N. Y., is the guest of Mrs. H. G. Ben-
nett; Miss Rodgers, Toledo, Ohio, and
(Continued on sixth page.)
Drummond, |
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 Balances.
John I. Waterbury, President.
John Kean, Amos T. French, Vice-Presidents.
Chas. H. Smith, See’y. W. Pierson Hamilton, Trea:
Thomas L. Greene, Auditor. .
DIRECTORS, 1896:
August Belmont. John Kean, Jr.
H. W. Cannon. John Howard Latham.
A. J. Cassatt. e
R. J. Cross.
Rudulph Eliis. James O. Sheldon.
Amos T. French. Samuel Thomas.
John N. A. Griswold. Edward Tuck.
W. Pierson Hamilton. John I. Waterbury.
H. L.° Higginson.
R. T. Wilson.
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Ex1as W, GuLapwin, Secretary.
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