Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-29
Commencement Week.

Friends Of YaIe-D1St1nSu1SheU UuesGs
 nt the Hotels-The Glee Club COncert-A
 Brilliant Success-TwO Days Exercises
 Commandment at the Law School
 The Great Ball Game.
 That this is Commencement week at old Yale began to be apparent to the world out side of the precincts of Yale, in many ways, yesterday. All the trains brought visitors to the city, many of them of the alumni, come back to see again old Yale the old campus and all there is visible both old and new connect ed with the great university. Many more were parents and family friends, come to witness the graduation of some member of their family, while not few young ladies were among the number aglow with interest and expectancy over the senior promenade and other social events which Commencement brings What might have been the closing game of the series between the Yale and Harvard hines was on the tapis also, and the crimson of Harvard and blue of Yale were colors which had wide interest to thousands presented gay scene of hustle and confu- sion between and with horse cars laden to their uttermost, likewise omnibuses and barges on every side, bound for Hamilton Park, while family equipages rolled along and single carriages dashed by, bright, gay rib bons huttering in the breeze and the most stylish of summer hats adding to the interest of the scene Then there was the Presidents reception at MT. Thomas R. Trowbridge's in the evening, a society event of surpassing inter est, with six or seven hundred invitations out, and there was the Yale Glee Club concert for which brilliant audience is always secured. The arrivals poured in thick and fast yester- day afternoon and evening at the New Haven House, and by evening the limits of the fla nous house were being tested to their utmost capacity. The list of arrivals for Commence as follows
 New York city-John R. Hatch and wife. nurse and child; F. D. Winslow, H. A. ley, MT. and Mrs. s. H. Witherbee, Dr. Jared Linsley and wife and Miss Lins1ey, George H. Potts, G. H. Gardner, Isaac Strauss Mir. and Mrs J. A. Murray, Miss Jean B. Murray, J. B. Northrop, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Knevals, Miss Lucy M. Knevals, Miss Lillie s. Knevals, Mrs. L. Baker, J. T. Terry, R. N. Ellis, Miss Hatch, Miss Dora Hatch. Mrs. B. P. stiIlman and daughter, George E. Pollock, Stephen Peabody.
 Ohio Cincinnati-Mrs. J. M. Glenn, Miss Glenn, Miss Laura Glenn, Mrs. Newman. Cleveland-Mrs. J. c. Sterling, Miss Flor ence Spencer.
 Illinois, Chicago-E. G. Asay and wife, Mrs J. NJ Walker and son, Col. Charles James, S. H. McCrea and wife, c. M. McCrea, S. H. McCrea, jr., c. B. Chamberlain, F. H. Chamberlain.
 St. Louis, Mo.-Mrs Robert Campbell, Hazlitt K Campbell James A. Campbell
 Pennsylvania-Miss Hoyt of Harrisburg, Mrs. B. R. Mayer, Miss Monroe and F. w. Wheaton of Wilkesbarre, Mrs. W. M. Curtis and Miss MacMichael of Philadelphia Mrs. D. Messler and wife of Pittsburg, Miss Ster- ling of Wilkesbarre.
 Massachusetts, M. Miles, Wm. Jones, Charles Fernold, F. H. Cahill, H. c. Coe, of Boston; from Cambridge, J. s. Welcher, Markham, H. B. Chapin, F. O. Burton.
 Brooklyn, N. Y.-Mrs Samuel Vernon, Mr Joseph Vernon. John N. Peet, Charles M. Heald and wife, Seymour L. Husted, jr.
 Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. A. h. his, Miss Innis, Miss Adele Innis.
 Other p1aces-Mrs. De Witt Tappan and daughter, Glen Cove, L. l.; Jay D. Bansher, San Francisco, Cal; E. B. Sherman and ser want, Utica, N Y.; Rev. E. G. Selden, Man chester, N. H.; J. E. Cleveland, F. G. B. Cortelyou, Bay Ridge, L. I. /; E. M. Patten, Columbus City, Ind; J. N. Brown, Provi- dence, R. l.; MT. and Mrs. A. Gould, AL bany, N. Y.; D. B. Thompson, of Lou isiana, from Fairfield, Ct.; Mrs. o. B. Jennings, Miss Jennings, Miss Helen Jen- nings, Oliver Jennings, from Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs. Jacob Grouse, Miss Lucia Leach; from Hudson, O., N. P. Seymour, T. D. Seymour :; from Utica, N. r., ex-Congressman General Ellis H. Roberts and wife; from Catskills, N. Y., Mrs. Henry Hopkins, Miss Hopkins !; from fl Waterbury, Conn, Miss Helen P: Chase, White, T. c. Plume, G. W. E. Terry, ex- Congressman Kellogg, J. V. Curtiss, Mrs H; c: Hall, Miss Eastman also Chas. s. Wilbur, Troy, N. Y.; L. l.. Webb, New Britain, Ct.; W. L. Humason, Amenia, N. Y.; Mrs. J. W. Smith, Troy, N. r.; A. Taft and wife, J. l.. Carson, Wolcottville, Ct. s. Goodman and wife, Philadelphia; Frank F. Post, Boston D. $. Appleton, jr., New York; George H. Potts, New York; E. M. Adee, New York; G. E. Ide, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Orlando Hull, Carthage, O. James H. Grossly, Bangor, Me. I. F. Rowe and wife, Honesdale, Pa. ; Mrs. W. w. Weston, Hones- dale, Pa. Robert Bennett and wife, Astoria N. Y.; E. N. Welton and wife, Ridgewood, N. J.. H. c. Burrows, Worcester, Mass i; Charles H. Ropes; Portchester; Miss Ropes, Portchester Miss Hale, Portchester; N. Willis Bumsted, Boston B. Webster, New York; IT. l.. Roberts, U. s. A. ;; c. S. Bel ford Mauch Chunk, Pa. J. N. Reese, Spring field, III. R. s. Chafee, Springfield, III. i; w. F. Simpson and wife, Conn Miss F. E. Gordon, Exeter, N. H.; D. B. Humphrey, New Bedford, Mass. D. G. Deems and ser want, Worcester, Mass. E. A. Lowe, Wash ington, D. C.; H. Atwood, Boston i; MT. Arthur Litchfe1d, Brooklyn, N. Y Among the guests were several well up in the millions.
 Exercises To-Day.
 The exercises for to-day are as follows:
 II a. m., presentation exercises with the class oration Cby Wm. M. Hall, Washington, D. O.. and poem (byl Wm. F. Harper, of Washington, D. c. in the Batten chapel; 2 D. m, class histories on the campus, with mu- sic by Wheeler S Wilson's band, long pipes and lemonade, and 'rahs; p. m., anniyersa- in North Sheffield HalL
 At 84 D. m. the senior promenade will take place with its array of fashion and beauty
 The Law School Commencement.
 The Commencement exercises of the Yale Law school will take place at Center church tomorrow Wednesday, at p. m The three orations for the Townsend prize will be delivered by Messrs. Kellogg, Gooden and Futile, of the senior class; subject. seThe Articles of Confederation" I. F. Russell, M L., of Brooklyn, N. Y., will deliver the doctors address on ssNapoleon as Legisla- tor'' Hon. E. J. Phelps, of Burlington, Vt, will address the graduating class on f9The True Dignity of the Legal Profession The awarding of prizes will conclude the exer- cises. MT. Phelps is one of the leading law yers of New England and a brilliant orator. The Law commencement this year promises to be one of exceptional interest. The pres ence or President Hayes will add much to the ec1at of the occasion. Wednesday evening occurs the usual reception at the Law school rooms.
 The Glee Club Concert
 The Glee Club concert in the evening ct