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Miss Mills of Chicago; D. C. Palmer
with Miss Hartsuff of Chicago; J. E.
Davis with Miss Davis of Davis, West
Va.; E. E. Davidson with Miss David-
son of Boston; D. Chappell with Miss
Chappell of New London; T. B.
Clarke, Jr., with Miss Ives of New
York; J. D. Peters with Miss Agee
of Great Barrington, Mass.; W. E.
Schoyer with Miss Schoyer of Pitts-
burg; J. H. Niedecken with Miss Mc-
Cormick of Chicago; J. C. Greenway
with Miss Knox; C. S. Brooks with
Miss Sullivan of Cleveland; C. E., Ord-
way with Miss Eustis of Winchester,
Mass; C. L. Tiffany, 2d, with Miss
Herron of Cincinnati, and Miss Tiffany
of New York; R. H. McCormick with
Miss Seeley of Cincinnati; R. J.
Schweppe with Miss Greenway of Hot
Springs, Ark.; M. Brainard with
Miss Barbour of Hartford; J. P. Brock
with Miss Brock of Lebanon, Pa.; H.
Boocock with Miss Rockefeller of New
York; L. B. Barbour with Miss Bar-
bour of Hartford, Conn.; G. W. Sim-
mons with Miss Hamilton of Chicago;
A. J. Kittle with Miss Kittle of San
Francisco; S. Campbell with Miss San-
ger of Washington, D. C.; B. Henry
with Miss Henry of Detroit; P. A.
Rockefeller with Miss Barnes of New
York; W. R. Clarke with Miss Rock-
well of Junction City, Kansas; J. P.
Lombard with Miss Lombard of Kan-
sas City; M. L. McBride with Miss Mc-
Bride of Cleveland; C. E. Sullivan with
Miss Hanna of Cleveland; H. H.
Hackett with Miss Thomas of Boston;
C. P. Capen with Miss Capen of St.
Louis; D. R. Francis with Miss Coul-
thrist of Salem, Mass.; S. B. Camp with
Miss Camp of Winsted, Conn.; J. P.
Adams with Miss Samson of Roxbury,
Mass.; E. H. Tatum with Miss Mc-
Curley of Baltimore; F. I. Lockman
with Miss Tatum of Larchmont, N. Y.;
G. H. Bartholomew with Miss Sawyer
of Worcester, Mass.; W. R. Maloney,
Jr., with Miss Putnam; G. Duncan with
Miss Clausen of New York; E. B.
Faekler with Miss Faekler; E. N. Saun-
ders with Miss Saunders. of St.
Paul; R. Schneelock, ’99 L.S., with
Miss <3. S,:: Conway Of Chicage:
C. C. Conway, ’99S., with Miss S. G.
Norton of Chicago; W. W. Knight, ’99
S., with Miss Robertson of Rockford,
Ill.; L. H. Thompson, ’99 S., with Miss
Dana of Chicago; O. H. Lindenberg,
99 S., with Miss Treadwell of Albany;
L. Treadwell, ’99 S., with Miss Tread-
well of Albany; A. Babcock, ’99S.,
with Miss Chittenden of Detroit; E. M.
Eddy with Miss Eddy of Bay City,
Mich.; A. W. Olds, ’99S., with Miss
Pratt of Glastonbury, Conn.; J. M.
Fiske, Jr., 09 S., with Miss Gladwin of
Chicago; J. M. Walton, ’99 S., with Miss
Tiffany of New York; F. H. Warren,
Jr., ’99 S., with Miss Warren of Chi-
cago; N. Dann, ’99S., with Miss
Dann of New Haven; A. H. Durston,
99 S., with Miss Learned; E. E. Mar-
shall, ’99S., with Miss Stokes of
Philadelphia; A. C. Newcombe, ’o9 S.,
with Miss Parks of New York.
SOPHOMORE GERMAN.
As soon as the-concert ended about
thirty-five couples went to Warner Hall,
where the Sophomore german was
danced.
The hall was decorated with palms,
ferns and other potted plants massed
on either side of the doorway, around
the musician’s gallery and at the stair-
ways leading up on to the stage. The
side walls were draped with wild
All Over.
The Prom is gone for an-
other year. There will be
even more KNOX Hats
worn in 1900 than in 1899
—at Prom time, and at al]
other times,
City:
ee ee ee co INEINGE
Southern smilax, which also covered the
boxes. A large class flag was hung
above the stage and four smaller ones
over the mirrors. The oars of last year’s
Freshman crew were also hung on the
walls. The favors were made by Mrs.
Collins of New York City, and were
arranged about the fireplace where the
patronesses were seated. The pat-
ronesses were: Mrs. H. L. Hotchkiss;
Mrs. W. L. Phelps, and Mrs. Ring of
New Haven; Mrs. A. C. Hord of
Cleveland and Mrs. Riggs of New York
City. The favors consisted of orna-
mented staffs, sachet bags, distaffs, and
sachets for the ladies; whistles, fancy
pipes, Japanese heads, and horse shoes
for the gentlemen. In addition to these
there were souvenir book marks of sil-
ver with the Class numerals engraved
on them and engraved silver paper cut-
ters, the former for the ladies and the
later for the gentlemen. A supper was
served by Maresi of New York.
The cotillion was led by H. S. Cur-
tiss and J. A. Keppelman. The follow-
ing couples danced: W. B. Allen with
Miss Allen of Hartford, Conn; R. L.
Atkinson with Miss Newport of St.
Paul, Minn.; P. R. Brand with Miss
Dennis of Chicago, Ill.; C. B. Buck-
ingham with Miss Nevins of Pittsburg,
Pa.; L. K. Butler with Miss Butler of
Detroit, Mich.; A. Cameron, Jr., with
Miss Margaret Cameron of Brooklyn,
N. Y.; H. Chappell with Miss Gertrude
Kiefer of Allegheny, Pa.; P. Cheney
with Miss Marjorie Cheney of South
Manchester, Conn.; F. M. Chisholm
with Miss Sophie Wheeler of Terre
Haute, Ind.; G.-N. Crouse with Miss
Fisie: Oles of Brooklyn, N. Y.e 78. th
Clark with Miss Hasbrouck of New
York City; H. Chisholm with Miss
Elizabeth Thompson of Pittsburg, Pa.;
H. S. Curtiss with Miss Winifred Ely
of Cleveland, O.; B. T. Doudge with
Miss G. H. Richards of New York City;
J. S. Eells with Miss Marion Eells of
San Francisco, Cal.; J: H. Hord with
Miss Helen Chisholm of Cleveland, O.;
A. -M. Hirsh with Miss Florine “L.
Hirsh of Richmond, Va.; H. S. Hotch-
kiss with Miss Margaret Keen of Phila-
delphia, Pa.; E. L. Jones with Miss F.
Jones of Cincinnati, O.; J. A. Keppel-
man with Miss Brewster of New York
P. C. Kiefer with Miss Marie
Leary of New York City; J. C. Kimball
with Miss Grace Grinnell of New
Haven; G. B. Kip with Miss Josephine
Chisholm of Cleveland, O.; H. S. Mc-
Auley with Miss Jane Standish of De-
troit, Mich.; P. L. Mitchell with Miss
Leamann of Cincinnati, O.; R. M. New-
port, Jr., with Miss Hubbard of Cam-
bridge, Mass.;“-H. P. Olcott with Miss
L. M. Olcott of New York City: G..S.
Stillman with Miss Charlotte Stillman
of Brooklyn; W. Thaw with Miss
Helen Brooke of Philadelphia, Pa.; R.
Townshend with Miss Sophie Moore of
Pittsburg, Pa.; W. G. Woolfolk with
Miss Deschler of Columbus, O.; W. H.
White with Miss Harrison of New
Haven; H. A. Webster with Miss May
Webster of Chicago, III.
SENIOR GERMAN.
The annual german of the Senior
Class was held -at Lenox Hall, directly
after the Promenade Concert. F. H.
Brooke and YW. E. S. Griswold led the
cotillion. The music was furnished by
Weil of New Haven, and Maresi of
New York served the supper. Five
favor figures were danced and souvenir
favors, silver and glass bon-bon boxes
for the ladies, and silver shaving
brushes with the Class numerals for the
men, was also given.
_ The couples danced as follows: Wil-
liam E. S. Griswold with Miss Cornelia
Cogswell of Albany, N. Y.; Louis E.
Stoddard with Miss Rebecca Darlington
of Pittsburg, Pa.; Alfred R. Lowrie
with Miss Alice Cram of Norwalk,
Conn.; Sanford Stoddard with Miss
Grace A. Stoddard of Bridgeport,
Conn.; Holkins Palmer with Miss
Susan A. Ensign of Simsbury, Conn.;
George S. Oliver with Miss Margaret
P. Berger of Denver, Col.; George S.
Mittendorf with Miss Gertrude H. Du-
Bois of Hudson, N. Y.; Thomas H.
Spence with Miss G. M. Lewis of Mil-
waukee, Wis.; James McD. Magee with
Miss E. Burd Thaw of Pittspure, Pa:
Clarence P. Dodge with Miss Lucy
Pierson of Hartford, Conn.; Carroll F.
Sweet with Miss Margaret Jackson of
Providence, R. I.; Joseph W. Wear with
Miss May Webster of Chicago, IIl.;
Carl B. Spitzer with Miss Annie Rey-
nolds of Toledo, O.; Edward F. Hinkle
W Eh KLY
with Miss Alice Hay of Washington,
D. C.; Arthur F. Way with Miss Eliza-
beth M. Way of Westfield, Mass.: Sul-
livan D. Ames with Miss Hope Smith
of Providence, R. I.: Edward S. Par-
melee with Miss Julie Parmelee of New
Haven, Conn.; Ledyard Cogswell, Jr.,
with Miss Bowditch of Albany, N. Y.;
Roger S. White, 2d, with Miss Laura
Stoughton of New Haven, Conn.;
Ebenezer Learned with Miss Rosalie
Hubbard of Norwich, Conn.; Herbert
M. Morgan with Miss Elinor Kelley of
Chicago, Ill.; William DeL. Kountze
with Miss Lydia B. Bell of Morristown,
N. J.; Richard E. Forrest with Miss
Helen Hay of Washington, D. C. The
stags were: . A. Brayton, Jamot
Brown, John L. Evans, N. M. Burrell,
E. Q. Trowbridge, Ord Preston, A. G.
Vanderbilt, W. F. Whitehouse and F.
H. Brooke.
SHEFF. SOCIETY TEAS.
A tea was given by the Colony on
Tuesday from 4 until 7 in their new
house on Hillhouse avenue. The fol-
lowing ladies acted as’ patronesses:
Mrs. George J. Brush, Mrs. Henry W.
Farnam, Mrs. Frank L. Bigelow, Mrs.
Horace L.. Welles, Mrs. Wm. C.
Wurtenburg, and Mrs.-Isham Hender-
son, of New Haven; Mrs. Edward N.
Saunders of St. Paul; Mrs. George H.
Treadwell of Albany, and Mrs. Wil-
liam Thaw, Jr., of Pittsburg. :
The Cloister tea, which was given on
Tuesday from 4 until 7, was a very
charming affair. The house was taste-
fully decorated with greens, and re-
freshments were served down. stairs.
The patronesses were: Mrs. H. B.
Sargent, Mrs. Walter Camp, Mrs. W.
A, Day, and Mrs, ©. Hall of New
Haven; Mrs. E. K. Norton of Detroit;
Mrs. W. J. Brown of Springfield; Mrs.
E. H. Bolton of Cleveland, and Mrs.
W. O. Hickok of Harrisburg.
At the tea given by St. Anthony’s
Hall at 133 College street on Tuesday
from 4 until 7 o’clock, many friends
of the members were present to partake
of their hospitality. Mrs. Eli Whitney,
Mrs. Henry F. English, Mrs. William
W. Farnam, Mrs. Robert N. Corwin,
Mrs. Stephen Whitney, Mrs. Henry L.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. Grace K. Ingersoll,
Mrs. C. Purdy Lindsley, Mrs. Charles
H. Townshend, all of New Haven, and
Mrs. William G. Warder of German-
town, Pa., acted as patronesses.
The York Hall tea was given on
Tuesday, from 4 until 7 o’clock. The
patronesses were: Mrs. Lynde Harrison,
Mrs. Wve de Coe. Mis, ae, 29. Porter,
Mrs. F. H. Benton, Mrs. MacLaughlin,
and Mrs. G. H. Gray, of New Haven;
Mrs. G. L. White of Waterbury; Mrs.
J. G. Noyes of Milford, Conn.; Mrs. |
A. H. Gillett of Washington; Mrs. G. L.
Lewis of Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. E.
M. Hunt of Tacoma, Washington, and
Mrs. Penfield.
_ St. Elmo’s Hall was very artistically
decorated with greens, at the tea given
by the Hall on Tuesday:from 4 until 6.
The patronesses were:
Thomas of New York; Mrs. George
Townsend of New Haven; Mrs. Ira
Richards of North Attleborough, Mass.;
Mrs. Edward S. Dana of New Haven;
Mrs. Walter Saunders of Montclair, N.
J.. and Mrs. L. Bayafd Smith of New.
York.
THE PRIVATE TEAS.
On Tuesday afternoon several private
teas were given. One of the most en-
joyable of these was that given by P.,
A. Rockefeller, 1900; M. B. Brainard,
1900; L. B. Barbour, 1900; Burns
Henry, 1900; H. Boocock, 1900; S.
Campbell, 1900, and G. W. Simmons,
1900, in their rooms on the fifth floor of
the Hutchinson. Mrs. Wm. Rockefel-
ler, Mrs. D. G. Hamilton, Mrs. L. A.
Barbour, and Mrs. A. S. Campbell were
the chaperones. .
Another tea given in the Hutchinson
Tuesday afternoon was_ that by H.
Chisholm, A. B. Berger, R. M. New-
port, Jr., E. L. Jones, and P. Mitchell,
all 1901, at which Mrs. Riggs, Mrs.
Jones, and Mrs. Thompson were the
chaperones.
G. S. Stillman, 1901, and W. P: Clyde,
JT 100r, gave a tea at their rooms in
the Hutchinson, at which the chape-
rones were Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Cameron.
H. Bissell, "99, and G. S. Chappell,
99, gave a tea in their rooms at 20
Vanderbilt Hall on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Seth E,
land;: O.;
Acapemic | ASTES
Make New Haven’s standard
in materials and styles of
personal attire at least as
high as that of any city in
the country. We realized
that when we came here.
We have worked to meet
and to anticipate the exact-
ing demands. Yale men
have generously responded
to these efforts on our part.
We reciprocate with still
more zealous endeavor.
CHASE & CO.,
NEW HAVEN HOUSE BLOCK.
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tAILOR
TO THE
SLEIDENTS. OF .YALE
AND TO THE
GRADUATES
in all parts of the country
Address :
1000 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn.
Prom Guests.
Among the guests of the occasion
were the following:
Miss Ayres, Indianapolis, Ind.; Miss
Allen, Hartford, Conn.; Miss Averell,
Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. W. H. Averell,
Rochester, N. Y.; Miss Mildred Barnes,
New York; Miss Brewster, Rochester,
N..Y.5 ive 2 Barton, Winsted,
Conn.; Mrs. Lucius Barbour, Hart-
ford, Conn.; Miss Harriet Barbour,
Hartford, Conn.; Mrs. Edward R_
Betts, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss Emily
Betts, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss Brown,
Newburgh, N. Y.; Miss Butler, Detroit,
Mich.; Miss Brewster, New York
City; Miss Helen Brooke, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Mrs. J. C. Bell and Miss Lydia
B. Bell, Morristown, N. J.; Miss
Margaret Berger, Denver, Col.; Miss
Bowditch, Albany, N. Y.; Miss Brown,
Yonkers, N. Y.; Miss Bushnell, Plain-
field, N. J.; Miss M. Brinley, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.; Miss Brock, Lebanon,
Pa; i Mr.:and Mrs. A. D. Blackington,
sctanton, Pa.; Mrs. C., T. Barney, New
York; Mrs. O. P. Clinton, New York
City; Mrs. Wilson B. Chisholm, Cleve-
Miss Josephine Chisholm,
Cleveland, O.; Mrs. wb. ‘amp,
Winsted, Conn.; Miss H. M. Camp,
Winsted, Conn.; Miss Margaret Cam-
eron, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss Marjorie
Cheney, South Manchester, Conn.:
Miss Helen Chisholm, Cleveland, O.;
Mrs. E. S. Conway, Chicago, Ill.; Miss
Conway, Chicago, Ill.; Miss Cor-
nelia Cogswell, Albany, N. Y.; Miss
Alice Cram, Norwalk, Conn.; Miss
Coffin, New York; Miss Cassard, Balti-
more; Miss Chappell, New London;
Miss Coulthirst, Salem, Mass.; Miss
Capen, St. Louis; Miss Clausen, New
York; Miss Chittenden, Detroit;Mrs.
G. C. Clausen, New York City; Mrs.
Edmund Coffin, New York City; Mrs.
W. H. Candee, Brooklyn; Miss Olive
H. Candee, Brooklyn: Mrs. Chappell,
New London, Conn.; Mrs. Cram, Nor-
folk, Conn.; Mrs. Ada C. Dallam, New
York City; Miss Darlington, Pittsburg.
Pa.; Miss Deschler, Columbus, O.:
Miss Gertrude H. DuBois, Hudson, N.
Y.; Miss Day, Pittsburg, Pa.: Mrs.
Davidson, Boston, Mass.: Miss David-
son, Boston, Mass.; Miss Douglas,
Albany, N. Y.: Miss Davis, Davis,
West Va.; Miss Mary Dana, Chicago;
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