Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-26
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 2o-Waltz, Naples .Waldteufe OTHER EVENTS.
 From to p. m. to day the voting for 6 member of the corporation will take place polls open in the library.
 At p. m. to-day the Law school reception occurs in the rooms of the school, court house. It will be a brilliant affair.
 At p.4m. to-day occur the anniversary exercises of the Sheffield Scientific school ir North Sheffield Hall
 Wednesday is commencement dsy-proces sion and exercises at Center church in the forenoon; at 2 p. m. commencement dinner at p: m. the presidents reception at tht Art school
 A very large audience is expected in the Carll Opera House this evening, when the annual summer concert of the Yale GIee elut takes place. The programme is one thai contains some of the interesting songs oi Yale, besides several other selections that will surely interest the large audience. There arc yet to be had 8 few desirable seats which can be secured at Loomis.'
 THE GLASS SUFFERS.
 This morning at 9:30 the alumni meet ir Alumni hall to hear an account from the president of what has been done during the year, and to listen to speeches from each other.
 To-day the class reunions and suppers oc cur, occasions of joy and tender feeling, and in the evening the Glee clubs concert takes place. The so called famous class'' of '5e will hold public reunion at the Battel chapel at 12 n. President White, of Cornell will deliver an oratien, and c. IT. Lewis, oi New York, will read poem. All interested are invited to be present. At least fifty oi the original 109 members will be present including ex-Attorney General Wayne Mac Veagh, Senator Randall L. Gibson oi Louisiana, United States District Judge E. O. Billings of Louisiana, the Hon. B. w. Seymour, member of Congress from Con. gress from Connecticut; the Hon. George Shiras of Pennsylvania, the Hon. Stoddard Johnson of Kentucky, the Hon. James Gil lespie of Mississippi, President Andrew D. White of Cornell university, B. 0. Stedman, the ''poet- banker" A. B. Kent of California the Hon. Henry 0. Robinson of Hartford General Edward Harland of Norwich, the Rev. Dr. James M. Whiton of Newark, N J., Theodore Bacon of Rochester, Charlton T. Lewis of New York. The class supper will be held at Hills Homestead, Savin Rock. Sherman W. Knevals, President Arthur's law partner, will preside.
 The class of '33 reunites, holding it's semi centennial. '38 reunites in one of Barken- tins dining rooms at 6 o'clock p. m. From sixteen to twenty members are expected. The classes of 43, AS, '53, '58, '63, '68, '73, TT, 80 will hold reunions '58 dimes at Barkentin's dining hall in the Insurance building "73 dimes at Barkentin's in the ladies' dining room.
 The class of 1848 will meet at the house of A. D. Osborne to-day at p. m Among those expected to be present are T. H. Por- ter, Judge Munger and Sidney Webster, of New York city Hon. George White, ot Boston; Rev. Prof. Wilcox, of Chicago ; Dr. Borland, of New. London; Judges Ship. man and Calhoun, of Hartford Hon. l. $. Newton, of Norwich; 0. s. Hall, of Bing. hamton, N. Y.; H. T. Blake, of New Ha- ven; Dr. Abbe, of New Bedford and Rev. G. B. Hillard of Plymouth, ,and others
 THE GLASS oUP-'SO's GOOD TIME.
 80 will have it's triennial this evening at the Atheneum, Barkentin caterer. The cup will go to Wm. Alfred Barnes, of Brooklyn, N. Y. The youngsters age is eight or nine months and he, is son of Mr- ;Wm. D. Barnes, of the firm of Barnes & Co.,, pub fishers, New York city. The cup is an en- tirely original design suggestive of college days. group of seniors are gathered about the senior fence. Old South and the Athe neum are clearly brought out. With caps in the air elevated upon their canes, the boys are enthusiastically singing a verse of the familiar song, Son of Gambolier," and ap- pear to be looking forward to coming days.
 And it is girl, sir.
 We'll dress her up in biue
 And esnd her ont to Saltoastall
 To coach the Freshman crew.
 And fit be boy, sir,
 And he shall wax the Harvards
 AS his daddy used to do.
 Directly above the singers and just over the tops of the elms, in the frieze of the cup is very pretty baby's face looking down upon them. The piece is suggestive of col lege days, is elegant, rich and artistic in it's design and workmanship. It is an honor to Tiffany 6 Co.,, of New York, and as we'll to the class and the chairman of the committee, A. c. Dill, to whom Tiffany $ Go. are in debted for the design. The cup is of solid sterling silver. The designs are etched and oxydized upon it, while the base is of ham, mered silver. The value of the cup is nearly $200 It will be on exhibition during the day at Gulliyer's bookstore. opposite the colleges The ceremonies of presenting the cup to the class boy will be at D. m. Ad- mittance is by ticket and invitation. Norris G. Osborn, of New Haven, will preside. The programme is as follows
 d-oolleae Songs. s;...; Here's to good old 80. etc. 2-Presenta.ion Speech. Geo. H. Clark. jr. s--Ieception Speech. ......-.--: .Wm De [. Barnes 4-Oration. Sidney c. Partridge 5.-Poem.. Walter 0. Camp
 COMMENCEMENT ARRIVALS.
 Among the arrivals for commencement at the New Haven House are:
 Miss F. P. Krnot. Elmira, N Y; Miss Stanclif, Elmira, N. r.; E. D. Schutlze, Ho- boken; Albert H. Ely, Elmira, N. Y.; E. R. Adee, Westchester; F. H. Winston, Chicago; Charles H. Strong. Erie; Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Armstrong, Cleveland, O.; Mrs. P. c. Gal houn, Bridgeport; c. M. Calhoun, Bridge port; s. H. Tuteony, New York ; Olive Scott, Huntington, Va; J. w.. An drews, Chicago F. s. Winston, Chicago !; NJ. Orland Hall Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. D. Rrid port; Miss Spooner, Bridgeport Miss A. J. Sanford, Bridgeport; Miss J. E. Sanford, Bridgeport Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Jennings, Cleveland, O.; MT. and Mrs. H. 0. Mutt, Boston, Mass. :; Miss Mutt, Boston, Mass :; F. W. Webster, Cleveland, O.; c. w. Bing- ham, Cleveland. O.; Mason Lorry, New York; Mrs. George H. Stout. Peekskin, N Y.; Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Burke, New York :; MT. F. O. Spencer, Cleveland, Ohio i; John Grubb, Cincinnati; William O. Brew ster and wife, New York Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Tobey, New York; MT. and Mrs. William Shaffer, Cincinnati; Miss Grace Shafer, Cincin- nati, MT. A. W Bishop and daughter, Buffalo; Mrs. Edmund Terry, Brooklyn; Miss Terry, Brooklyn; Mrs. W. c. Baker, Brooklyn !; burg, Mass; J. 0 Adams, Williamsburg, Mass Miss H. A. Ogden, Williamsburg, Mass A. Terffroy, jr., New York :; s. L. Arnot, Elmira, New York :; s. Q. Reynolds, Elmira, Now York {; Morston Realm, Pittsfeld, Mass; S. F. Bren- CT, Boston; Ross Johnston, Pittsburg, Penn; A. Ames, Danielsonville; W. P. Stoddard, B. c. Quimby, Plymouth, Mass: T. S. Hall, Kingston. Mass; William H. White, Whitin- vile; H. B. Durfee, Fall River; Mr. Freed man, Mansfield, Stovey, George P. Spuogur, Boston; J. P. Hays, F. c. Hewitt, New York; Wayne MaeYeagh, Wayne Mac Veagh, jr., Philadelphia; Arthur Stedman c. W. Meyer, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Meyer, Philadelphia, Pa; Thomas Davis, Miss Lat tus, Brooklyn, NY; Harry Belin, jr., Scran- ton, Pa; s. s. Railing, Philadelphia, Pa; B. B. Thayer, Cambridge, Mass; Shelden T. Viele, Buffalo, N. Y.; c. W. Bingham, Cleve- land, O.; Charles Cellarsh, New York; c. E. Danton, New York; B. Johnson, New York; W. Lum, New York; s. R. Betts, New York; IT. F. Wenell, New York; R. l.. Gibson, New Orlesns; Hamilton Wallis East Orange, N. Y.; William Meatue; MT. and Mrs. A. D. White, Syracuse; ". H. Coolidge, R. W. Lowering, l.. V. LeMoyne, E. H. Nich- ols, H. T. Allen, L. E. Winslow, A. Hamlin, A. Checker, W. J. Keep, c. ". Smith, Fl. c. Beaman, W. B. Phillips, Harvard Base Ball club Cambridge; Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kettle ton, Boston; George L. Curran, Utica, N. Y.
 high School Excursion.
 The annual excursion of the High school takes place next Saturday to Glen Island by the fine steamer John H. Starin Thomas