Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-26
Yale Commencement.

fAtstOfles-Last EVenIn&'S Praise Ser vice-rhe Weeks Programme-Senior Appointments-Arriva The class oration and poem, and the an- louncements of scholarships and prizes, will 'e the attraction at Battell chapel this morn ng at ten o'clock. Tickets are not required or admission. In the afternoon at two the class histories will be read, then the ivy will oe planted, and after that the class of '82 will proceed to the presidents house as usual. The admission to the triangle will be only by tickets. limited number of tickets, in aH POO, are to be given out this morning. Grad 9:30 to 10 a. m. this morning, and others from 10 to 1O:3O 6. m if any tickets then re- main. The historians are French, Beach, Holland and Foster. The Glee club concert begins tomorrow night at 73O.
 THE WEEKS PROGRAMME.
 This evening at the college chapel President Porter delivers memorial address on the late Joseph E. Sheffield.
 Tuesday, June 27, at 9:3o, the meeting of the alumni.
 for election of member of the corpo ation. The signs point strongly to the election of Morrison Remick Waite to the honor.
 5 D. n-Apniversary exercises of the Law depart mont, with address by Hon. Dorman B. Eaton, IL D.. of New York, lon the Pubi Relations and Duties of the Legal Prof ssion) and Townsend prize speak ing at the Center church.
 8p m-Anniversary exercises of the Sheffield Sci entiic school, in North Sheffield Hall. For admission apply to Prof. Brush, sheffield Hall, or Monday and Tuesday, from to 1U a. m.
 8p. Reception in the rooms of the Law schoo Court House) for the alumni of the school with the families and invited guests For cards of admission apply to Prof. Wayand, No r Court House.
 of Do, iI-aaeo rioiro college operetta, by the Yale Glee cub assisted b. ladies of New Haven, to be preceded by concert b! the Glee club ay-Commencement-9 a. m.: procession of the officers and graduates formed in front of tn the commencement Hrcises will begin. 2p. m.: Commencement dinner. 9-11 p. The presidents reception for graduates with their families and other invited guests, at tn Art school Cards of invitation to be obtained at tn Library after Tuesday noon. The Commencement praise service las evening was well attended. The admission was by ticket and the usual crowd avoided Dr. Dennen, of the Third Congregations church, conducted the service. The pro gramme was as follows: Hymn--L Lord, we come before Thee now w. Hammon Hymn-1n the cross of Christ glory John Bowrin Solo, with violin obligato-Father who art in
 Miss Gaffney and MT. Richards. Reading from the scriptures. Hymn-Come, tn ,u almighty king. .Ch. Wesle solo-"Palm Branc es" .Faur
 k. Robinso, Quartette-Father keep us........,.........S Sullivan
 Miss aaffney, Mr Richards,
 Miss Phelps, Mr. Woodward. Remarks the expression, hexibility aud solo~Not a sparrow falleth ............ Gilber
 Mir. Williams. Hymn-softly now the light of day. G. ". Doan Doxology.
 Beneuiction.
 SENIOR APPOINTMENTS.
 The following Yale senior appointment were announced Saturday afternoon:
 yaledictory-Ba Barclay Johnson, New York city.
 salu at ry-F. F. Abbott Reading Pa
 PhiIosophicals-J L Wells, Fayetteville. N. Y. c Grover, New London Benjamin Brewster, NeV Haven.
 H. Pratt jr., Moutc1air, N. J E Cragin. Colches ter, 'onn.; 0. E. Blumley, Norwich D. x. snf I'd Reddiug Ri ge, Ct.; W. I. Bruce, Poughkeepse N. Y.
 Orations-G. E. Curtis, Birmingham; Byron Cum mi g, Augusta, Ga; s. M Parke Pittston, Pa F Brnton, Philadelphia; B. Tiche, Rayville La.l Will liam hurchin, New Haven.
 ssertations.H S. Griggs, St. Paul Minn.; i,L D. fa C. Fries. @ Philadelphia j. P. Kellogg, Waterbury c. ". L> man. New Havenl; ". H. Ford, Milf'rd; [G A. Foote, New Haven; J Kingman, New Bedford F. J: Broadway. Hopkinton, N H.; J. A. Campbell St. Louisl A. H. Atterbury Trenton. N J.. A F. T A. Kellogg, New Haven A. B. Kittred dse East Jafrey N. Y. /; H: c. Tefferds Ranger G. W. Lay. taston Ma y E Whitney, Cornwall, ct J. F. Beebe
 Second Disputes c. Mcknight, Ellington, Ct. E. ". Mo Bride, Goshen, N. r.; F. E. Page, Bath Me delphia NJ Vel es Newington ] c. storrs New York city :; HI. R. Baltz, Philadelphia; c. S. Bolt Waf SeT aaVsn P erea5 on Roester North Gulf rd J. R. Hanon. Pennin ton. N. J.
 First Colo4uies-C. A. Smith, Birmingham R. Pa1ao pav,,, ufor, ~ q. Morris, West Hartford B. H. Rutledge, Charleston M. Rolfe Auburn, NY; A. P. sweetzer, New Yori Brooklyn. N Y.; ". s Pardee, New Haven; E. O. Weed New York city; A Wright, North Hatfield Mssa sa: Knapp s9ut3 SGrwalk s3ysn Rroo.,vn Arthur Scranton, Scranton, Pa; F, M Lowe, Fitch burg, Mass L; M Silver Brooklyn, r Y:; t., O cago, Ill; F. H. She'll Washington, D. Q. [". Badger, Boston Martin lowering, Harvard Massl
 ARRIVALS.
 Following is the list of arrivals at the New Haven House up to late hour last evening As usual there is a large number of Com mencement arrivals, and many more will be added this morning. Many of the arrivals will be represented at the promenade: Mrs. J. N. Paromore, St. Louis, Mo. Mir. and Mrs. F. ". Paromore. St. Louis, Mo MT. and Mrs. J. H. Yought and Miss Vought, Buffalo Mrs c. o. Belden Litcbfeld, Ct. Mrs. A. M. Clement, Buffalo, N. Y. Frank D. Goodhue, Cincinnati. Miss Goodhue, " Miss Benton Germantown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Lyman, New York city D. M Bone, Petersburg, III. E. Comstuch, Essex, Ct. Louis Lee Stanton, New York. H J. en Eyck, lbaDy. Odel Close, White Plains N. Y. W. Il. Parsons, Yacht Corsair E. s. Wi la .-s, Meriden MT. and Mrs. John Kasson Howe, Troy, N. Y. Joun MUorh, ad, jr, Pittsburg. Pa. Mrs L: D. Williams and party, Northampton, Mass. ". K Owen, Yacht Corsair E. F. Whittemore, < :" Jasper E. Corning, '' M. c. Parsons, Dr. and Mrs. W. W See,ey. Cincinnati, Ohio. Jonas Law and daughter, Wilkesbarre, Pa. Mrs John Farwell, daughter and Miss Rumsey, Chi cagO.
 C. w. Darling New York Mrs. H. H. Belden and Miss Mamie Beden, Chicago Mir and Mrs. Charles Crocker and Miss Hattie Crock CT, San Francisco. Cal
 Mrs. Theo. Cuyler and Miss Cuyler, Philadelphia. MT. l.. R. Snowoen and Miss Snowden, Philadelphia Wm. J. Mulford and Miss Mulford, Montrose, Pa. MT. and Mrs P. D. Worcester, Albany, N. Y. Mrs. Charles G. Craft aLd Miss Craft, Albany, N Y Mrs. J. J. Bate d Miss Bate Brooklyn, L. I. E. Nj. Cheney, south Manchester, Ct. Miss Il. Parsons ar d Miss Matte Parsons Rye, NY Samuel N. Jones, Rockford, Ill. Asa French and Miss French. Braintree, Mass. Morton Dexter and Mrs. Henry M. Dexter, Boston. Miss ralu4er, Boston.
 MT. and Mrs David U. Wolf, Myerstown Pa. MT. and Mrs kdxon and Miss Edaon and John \. .Peet Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mr. and Mrs s. Andrews, Cleveland, o. J. Aug Johnson, New York. A. R. Kimball, Waterbury. Lawrence Williams, Chicago, III. MT. and Mrs. Paul H Bate, Brooklyn, N Y. MT. and Mrs. A. 0. Armstrong; "s MT and Mrs. ". s. Vanderbilt, New York O.. N. Wayland, Thimble Islands.