Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-28

hall, rendering charming music. The pro- grammes were very fine, and all the arrange ments as usual excellent. The display of beauty and fashion was fully up to the standard, and there were many exquisite toilets. The refreshments were in Redclife's best style. Prof. Loomis had personally superintended the preliminary preparation of the new floor of the hall. The rattle of carriages was incessant, and the presence of a number of the noted alumni added to the occasion. The hall was bril- iantly lighted with it's two gilt lines of burn ers seventy-five burners on each, suspended from the central part of the ceiling. The light drizzle of rain without was unheeded by the merry assembly, except that the promenading without was at discount, but many Yalensians sat under the two canvas paviions just without the building and smoked theiri Havanas, musing over the gimpses of the scene of beauty, or recalling old times at Yale with classmates. Glass Reunions.
 The class of 1926, the class of President Porter, meets to-day at p. m. at the resi- dence of Dr. E. H. Bishop, 215 Church street. Prof. Atwater, of Princeton, class mate of President Porter, is among those expected.
 The class of 1881 will hold it's meeting this Dr. Wm. B. DeForest.
 We learn from Rev. MT. Barnum, secreta- ry of the class of Al, as follows: The class of 1S41 will hold the class meet ing for the 4oth year after graduation, on Tuesday, June 28th, at o'clock p. m., in the lecture room of the College Street church. This date differs from the one an- | nounced in the supplement to the Class Record, p. 8, because the commencement in | 1881 comes again on Wednesday, as in our college days, though now on the last Wednes | day in June instead of the third in August According to the invitation already publicly given, the non- graduate as well as the grad l uate members of the class are cordially in. vited to be present and to participate in the social intercourse and enjoyments of the oc. l casion The supper is to be at the parlors | over the lecture-room at p. m. and from to 10 p. m. the wives and children of class 1 mates as well as the members of the class themselves may have opportunity for culti vating informally mutual acquaintance. The class of '51 will hold it's meeting at the I residence of MT. Henry D. White, secretary l of the class.
 
 tion to the members of the class of 'G6 an6 1 their wives this evening at their residence No. 193 Church street, from to o'clock. Fl has it's supper at Hills, West Have1 shore.
 The triennial will be held at the Atheneum
 Cards of invitation admitting gentlemen and ladies are issued. The happy father of the class boy is MT. Joseph Hill, of Oregon principal of a school there Classmates say he is succeeding finely. J. P. Pigott, City Clerk of New Haven, will make the presenta tion speech. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hill are 1T town. Wm. H. Taft, son of ex-Attorney General Taft of Ohio, will preside Thil year the presentation exercises will precede the supper instead of being sandwiched in Many ladies will attend the exercises. 4 number of the graduates of the class have crossed the wave and spent some time in tht old world since graduation, and have pleas ant "reminiscences of unexpected reunions enjoyed there.
 Among the notables in town yesterday were MT. Taft, Clarence Stedman, the poet, ant Charles Dudley Warner. Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island, will pre- l side at the alumni meeting this morning. Townsend Orations. The following compete for the Townsend prize at the Law School commencement a Center church this afternoon: l William Ward Bailey, B. A., New Haven--"crom well as Legislator"
 Murray Darlington. B. A., Peoria, Ill.-''Cromwel | Legislator"
 Epaphroditus Peck, Bristol-'The Ulster Tenan ! Masters oration-Louis Hood, B.A LL.B., New | ark, N. J.
 To-Day's Programme. l The official programme for to-day is a follows:
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