Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-29
H. wetmore, oorry, Pa; Charles P. Wood
The class graduates about 119.
 

bury, Easton.
 The class graduates about 119.
 The Yale Orchestra.
 A delightful concert was given by the Yale | University orchestra at the Carll Opera House | yesterday afternoon, and was enjoyed by 8 l large and brilliant audience. MT. Baoon's | rendering upon the violin of ''Elegie ct Bar carolle" was finely done. The Baby Pol l ka'' by the orchestra was thoroughly enjoyed, and the Mendelssohn symphony was given in a manner very creditable to non-profession- aIs. Miss Adelaide Phelps sang also and was heartily encored. She was presented with a fine basket of flowers, and MT. Johnes, the leader of the orchestra, and MT. Bacon were favored with floral tributes, The programme was as follows:
 Symphony No. 5, op. 107 (Reformation) Mendelssohn Andante Allegro Con Fuoco. Andante. Allegro Vi-
 vaoe Choral AllsgTe Ss,e o1csssst MssSsSso,
 7ong giiss Adelaide Pheips-obigato by F. B. Kellogg Elegie ct Barcarolle (for violin) ..--- .Dancia i'~"' '>-'' NN. orohestra
 PART SECOND. Baletmusik "Feramors". .Rubinstein sone-sThe Minstrel Far ~ Away Kunz songNai vanera ; from CsrTnen ' Bizet
 Miss Adelai de Phelps-orchestral Accompaniment; walt1-''HonamAse aux n,aSSa 1a%es ""lo'eufei The University orchestra is composed as follows:
 First vions-s. c. Metzger P. G., D. "; Bacon sl, H. F. Johnes 's1. F. B. Kellogg ss, F. B. Sampson s.
 Second violins. e; s; Beck; jr s'ss, D. Bowen s4, l A. w. Armstrong s: s. S., A. " Robert s. s 5. 'Cellos-J. W. GaIbraith 'sS. H. M Chase ss' D. Phelps 'S3 co-,a+s A H. Jackson s. S. S., A wurts s. s. s. Clarionet -S. R. Jewett 83. Bass-H s. Brown 61. DEum- D. H. Carpenter 's1 H. L. Williams s2, H H. Knapp
 Assisting were Messrs. George streit H. A. Foster, | G. F. Robinson Of this city | Ushers at the concert were Messrs. Guy ler, Richardson, Badger, M. Griggs and l Whitney.
 1 Yale GIee Club Concert. The Yale Glee club concert took place in the evening at the Carll Opera House. There was very large audience, fashion and beauty 1 largely contributing to add to the eclat Of the occasion. The club did finely and were again and again encored. It was highly enjoyable affair and very successful. The programme was as follows PROGRAMME. Reunion Song.
 College Songs ..Matin Mahg; Be1ls.n I IT.. h. A. "On the Rhine. .hucKen ''H' -n' -'"' MT: L. c. Hay.
 College songs- .RaHenn A%lel
 'oAf'0'' MesaFs Merrill, Lewis Hay, Isham. "H1e Thee s5nliop obiSsto by Mr J. F. Merrill. l College Song" Meath the Elms"
 ostaSs xoosl %sE5 Es;r Besohnitt dGast
 cottage f'' Solo by MT. L. C. Hay. --' song-"Because of Thee" I Tours "Geo Washington. Riley College Songs .:66i;ns.a-linpn 16i; SSs | Solo by MT. G. Cromwell S3
 War Song. 1.cIot Au0Aen College Songs t.:s~f5esr %safpaniiB Boy@ S.Sk0'" | Marble by MT. R. A. Peabody. | THE YALE a1EE cLUB--1881.
 First teuor--J. F. Merrill, '8I; A. B. lincoln, 'sl
 saoo%d L %iliiams eR BiqeoH dol1ogg @ Lewis E. Richards, s2; D. A. Jones, S3. ! Cromwell '83 W. H. Jessup 84.
 Second bass-.-G. S. Isham, 's1 H. H. Knapp 's2;
 Warbler.--R. A. Peabody. s1.
 | Pianist---G B. Silliman 9l. Class Reunions. '21. Of this class there were present Jo-
 seph H. Bradley of Washington, D. C., Charles Atwood of Boston, Edward A. Strong of Newark, N. J., John Boyd of Winsted. They made their headquarters at the New Haven House.
 T '26 The survivors of this class held theil reunion at Dr. E. H. Bishops, 215 Church | street.
 '31. Of this, President Porter's class there were present Ebenezer Learned o1 Norwich, Ct., s. w. MagiI of Amherst Mass, Alexander Sessions of Beverly, Mass. George F. DeForest of Freeport H., anc others. The class met at p. m at the resi- dence of Dr. William B. DeForest. '36. This class met at p. m. with Rev E. E. Atwater of this city. Horace Day, O this city, was also of this class A goodly number met Forty y-three of the eighty y-ont
 members of the class which graduated at Val, College in 1886 are still living, viz: Joel NJ. Acker, Aberdeen, Monroe Co.,, Miss. Rev. Edward E. Atwater, 526 Chapel street, Nev Rev Newton Barrett, somonauk III.
 John W. Black, Sykesville, N. J. . George M. Browne, Boston, Mass. Rev. Eli B. Clark, Chicopee Mass. William C. Crump New London, Ct. l Rev. Dan c. Curtiss, Fort Howard, Wis. Thomas Darling, Flushing [L. L), N. Y. Rev. J. Gardiner Davis, D.D, Amherst, N. H, ; Horace Day, 10 College street, New Haven, Ct; . Rev. Edgar J. Doohttle, Wallingfcrd Ct } Rev James B. Dunwody, walterboro, s. c. Frederick l. Durand, Rochester, N Y. c. ! PinckQey William D. Ely, Providence, R. l. Hon. Oscar Fisher, Woodstock, Ct. Arthur Fletcher, Concord, N. H.
 Jonathan Grout, Westborough, Mass. Henry R. Harris, Harris Lot, Charles Co.,, Md Rev. Moses H. Hunter, Hampstead, Va. | John c. Hurd, ILL D.. care D. Van Nostrand, NeV Rev Austin Ieham Roxbury, Ct. Rev. Pascal P. Kidder, Dunkirk N. Y. George [. Marvin, Buffalo, N. r. Jarvis MDufie.
 George MiIter Rock Island III. Julian V. Pettis 30 Madison street, Brooklyn, N | Rev. Giles M. Porter, Garnaville, Iowa. l Thomas P. scoven. Lewiston, N Y.
 Ebenezer = c. smith, l Farmington, Minn.
 John M Swift, South Anenia, N. Y. ] William Thompson, Keokuk, Iowa.
 Hon Albert Todd, SIS Chestnut street, St Louis Mo ! James w. Tucker, Rue Scribe, Paris France
 Rev. George P. Tyler D.D., Lansingburgh, N. Y. ! James c. Walkley, Hartford, Ct.
 Rt. Rev. Richard H. Wilmer, DID,, Mobile, Ala
 Al This class met at ? p. m. at the Col lege street church lecture room. There were present with others, Rev. s. w. Barnum o1 this city Horace Andrews, lawyer, New York, Rev. w H. Gilbert of Connecticut Bible society, Norwalk, John Curwen, M. D., L. L. D., for 30 years superintendent o1 the State Hospital for the Insane at Harris burg, Pa, and lately elected to the superin. tendency of the State Hospital for the Insane ! Albany, N. Y., justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York; Rev. Wm. H. Moore, Hartford, secretary of the Connecti- cut Home Missionary society; Sidney Fletch- CT, Esq, Amherst Co.,, Va; Hon. Lucien Bird sey, ex-judge of New York; John H. Till man, broker, New York; stephen D: Law, lawyer, New York; s. B. Belden, NJ. D., New York; Hon. William E. Robinson, ex- member of Congress, Brooklyn, N. Y, forty years ago editor of the Connecticut Herald in this city; Rev. William T. Eustis, Spring field, Mass, formerly of New Haven. At 6 P. m; supper was served in the parlors ot the church, and from to 10 p. m. the fam. flies met in social gathering there.
 '46 met in the old college chapel at p. m. and had no class supper owing to an over. sight, but they managed to enjoy themselves. There met there Hon. Henry B. Harrison, of New Haven, ex-member of Congress; Ste phen w. Kellogg of Waterbury; Rev. s. G.
 Willard of Westville, Ct; Rev. J. W. Back. us, of the corporation; David Hawley, law yer, New York Jared Reid, Hartford Levi
 B. Hart, Brooklyn; Charles P. Turner, M. | n PhiladelDhia Pa 0rSou W Gforu o4