Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
YALE COMMENCEMENT.

At Batten Chapel Yesterday Morn.
 ing-The BaecaIaureate Praise Ser-
 viee-The Senior Appotntments-
 The Ball Game-The Senior Prom.
 enade TO-Night-COmmen Arr
 rivals.
 Yesterday morning President Porter deliv- cred his annual baccalaureate sermon in the Battell chapel. Long before the time of service the chapel was filled, the seats in the body of the house being reserved for seniors. The senior class formed in front of Farnam college and marched. to the chapel and took their seats at half-past ten o'clock. Dr. Bar bour, the college pastor, conducted the ser vices preliminary to the sermon. Dr. Stoect ell presided at the organ. The text wasataken from II Peter, 1, 5-S. Yale's hopes of breaking the uninterrupted series of victories in the games of the liar yard nine were crushed Saturday and the nine returned to New Haven more badly de- feated than before. The score was 16 to 9. The errors of the Yale nine were so numer- ous and made so closely upon each other that their opponents found no difficulty in getting the lead and keeping their score on the increase. Harvard has won every game that has been played with college teams this year. Senior appointments were given out. .Satur- day by Professor A. w. Phillips. The list of men in the order of their. standing is as follows: PhilosophicaI orations-L. o. Wiggins, valedic- toran; & Wells salStatoPian GTy Malsn High orafions-H L. Doggett and W. F. Frear. E, A, George, E. N Hidden and Ct Vincent, W. L- Cross, c. L. Carhart J, H. Booth and J. R. Joy, W. orations-W. J. Worcester, R. J. Pitlin, J. D. Ferris, J. c. Flanders, G. S. Dickinson and G, A. Sanderson, William Jarvis and F. R. Shipman-s. Hobbs, c. E. Harris, G. T: Linsley and J. S. Par dee; ,s4 Otis Strong, e 8 R1af WilsymsS ana R,su PIatner, Richard Ellis, D. W. Mulvane and David Plessner, A. A. Crane, Frederick Barnardt John Second disputes-william Maxwell and o. W. E. H. Chandler and L. F: Robinson, ". N. Carhart, W. T. G. Weymouth, G: F, Stacy, L; o. Baird 0. B. Allen, H c. Chase, M M ?. % 0rmesI4. - W Vi fl. fomnsosh @ ssC C R. stiles, S sterrs, s Gushing, BEandagee s Gy:s5 " Gavin-15 5 Wood b secRpa b a1a Al eea James m as c. L. Way, J. B. Keogh and L. A Mansfield, P. P. Hubbard-9.
 Total number If appointments seventy eight, compared to eighty-five in junior year.
 The baccalaureate praise service was given last evening in the Batten chapel. The doors were opened at seven o'clock, and in less than ten minutes all the seats except a few reserved ones were occupied. The hymns were sung by the congregation standing. One of the most pleasant feat ures of the service was the rendering of a selection by quartette composed of Miss Southworth, Miss Beadle, MT. Beadle and MT Crehore. MT. Tourtellot, of the Scientific school, and Miss Southworth, also gave solos that added greatly to the enjoyment of the occasion The address was given by DI. Bar bour. He spoke upon services of song and the spirit in which they should be conducted Almost the entire audience remained at the close of the services to hear Beetho- ven's fifth symphony played by Dr. Stoeckel
 This morning the class oration and poem will be delivered at Battell chapel and this afternoon the class histories will be read and the ivy planting take place.
 The senior promenade takes place this evening at Alumni Hall. As usuarit will be brilliant society event. The arrivals at the New Haven. House are as follows
 Mrs. T. H. Flanders Post, o.
 R. H. James, wife and daughter.
 James Seymour and wife:
 A. c. Coates, Kansas City.
 Miss s. Morton.
 M. H. Morton
 Mrs. M M Caldwell
 John Rice
 Mrs. John Rice.
 Misses Neide
 Miss Rice. Edson T. Adams, Oakland, Cal.
 Mr. William Dickinson, Worcester.
 Mrs. Samuel I Dickinson Worcester.
 John P. Gulliver, Andover. Mass.
 Mrs. George Maxwell, Rockner. James D. Green, Philadelphia
 William Derby, Chicago.
 Mrs. F. w. Derby, Chicago
 " H. Parsons jr., and wife, New York
 William Bright and wife, Wilmington, Del.
 Mrs. Joseph r Braiaard, Poughkeepsie. Miss Brainard Poughkeepsie.
 Charles H. Strong, Savannah, Ga.
 Miss Hart, Harrisburg, Pa
 W. E. Bailey, Harrisburg, Pa.
 J. c. D. Capen and wife, St. Louis.
 Miss Fannie Capin, St. Louis.
 Miss Belle Alden, St. Louis.
 George H Capin. St. Louis.
 Edmund Allen and wife, St. Louis.
 Miss Annie M. Allen, St. Louis
 George Rice and wife Pottstown.
 Miss Blanche Neide, Pottstown.
 Henry He s IVY. Moodr1ff' 2 T 6 Brooklyn; aoror voa. Miss M. G. Dore, Andover.
 Miss E. c. Dore, Andover.
 Master John Percy Dore, Andover.
 H. S. Potter, St. Louis.
 G.H zune, Providence, R. |
 H. J. Tenecyk, Albany, N. Y.
 A. O. Coates, Kansas City.
 ChaS. l.. Thomas, Providence, K. l.
 Jas. O. Woodland. Albany, N. Y.
 Kier Mitchell, Pittsburg.
 Miss Belle Doggett. N. Y.
 F. D. Bowen, Brooklyn.
 w. B. Burton, N. Y
 Stanley Woodward, Wilkesbarre Wm. Cook, Sherban, N. Y. Walter Elihue, Sherban, N. Y.
 R. J. Mix, Sherban, N. Y.
 H. R. Gladwin. Sherban, N. Y.
 Mrs Gladwin, Sherban, N. Y.
 E. R. Gladwin, Sherban N. Y
 Eugene Burton, Albany, N. Y.
 L. M. Child, Boston.
 Miss Kate R. Child, Boston.