Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-07
ALPHA DELTA PHI.

ALPHA DELTA PHI. I Many Dissinguished Visitors to be in TowR-To-Morrow's Programme at the Hyperion-Cappa's Seventh Regi-
 ment Band-Speeches by Men Of Ma
 1ional ReRown.
 The fifty seventh annual convention ot the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity will be held In this city to-day and tomorrow at the Hype- rion under the auspices of the Yale chapter of the fraternity.
 The programme for this evening, which will be open to the public, is as follows: Srsnd seleetonGsaid Pasha stahl haFch-eaE fbsdieassd saSasaeI to the FraternittyJ PFSf TSo Ge1 aS LsdS Beethoven Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale. president of the sslection-Pearl of Pekin =. ;Kerker "Pending experiments in college socal fife ,o Chilian Dance -Manana; 1,;.;; Messud "Potentia. yaHes in A15a Agsr1 gelsa Gatas of Fantaise@The Mil in the Black Forest.
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 ..oraer or the eou Hen. Win. Wallace Crapo
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 Tickets can be obtained at Peck's book. store and at the Cooperative store on the campus free on application.
 The committee of arrangements is as fol lows: Charles F. Kent, chairman, Howard il. Williams, Elliott P. Joslin.
 Cappa's Seventh regiment band of New York will furnish the music and the address es will be by men of national reputation.
 A business meeting will be held this morning followed by a reception rendered the visitors by the Yale chapter at their hall in the afternoon.
 The Alpha Delta Phi is one of the leading college fraternities and numbers among It's distinguished alumni President Dwight ot Tale, President Gilman of John Hopkins, President Eliot of Harvard and President Gates of Rutgers, as well as numbers ot not ed lawyers and public men, among whom are: Hon. Joseph H. Choate, George Will liam Curtis, James Russell Lowell, Phillips Brooks, ex-Governor Harrison and Donald G. Mitchell. The exercises of the conven- tion will consist of: Wednesday morning there will be another business meeting, and in the afternoon the Yale Chapter will give the visitors 8 com- plimentar7 sail on the Sound on the Starin steamboat Erastus Corning.
 Cappas' band will accompany the exour- sion and the Yale crew will give an exhibi- ton pull.
 Wednesday evening, at Moseley's New Ha- ven House, the convention banquet and the following toasts represent the eloquence of American after dinner speakers:
 Rev Dr. Edward Everett Hale of Boston will speak for "The President" Professor Tracy Peck for "The Fraternity" while lege Presidents" Hon. Joseph H. Choate of New York will respond to "Alpha Delta Phi at the Bar, Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks to "Al- pha Delta Phi in the Pulpit" while Judge Edward Patterson of the New York Supreme bench will talk of "Our Honorary Mem- Waterbury will discourse on ''The Ladies" " NINE MEN INITIATED LAST NIGHT INTO THE NEW CHAPTER. Last evening tho preliminaries of the fifty seventh annual convention Of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity commenced with the initiation ceremonies of the new John Hop { kins university chapter under the auspices of l the Yale chapter and at their hall. The committee of initiation arrangements | in the part of the Yale chapter consisted of Robert T. Platt, chairman, Ferdinand \ Schwill and Joseph R. Ensign and the fol- | lowing nine men were initiated: | John McEwan Ames, Joseph Sweetman Ames, Shellman Baer Brown, Edward Parkin Keech, John Hanson Thomas MePherson, George Clarence Morrison, John Stone Stone. The John Hopkins chapter starts with nineteen members, including the above mem toned and Alpha Delta Phi alumni of other colleges now pursuing postgraduate studies at John Hopkins, and among the list are many men of known ability and brilliant att tainments.
 DELEGATES IN TOWN LAST NIGHT. The following are the names of the delegates who had registered at the New Haven House l last evening:
 ! Dean R. Leland of Hamilton college, Clinton, N. E. L. Stevens of Hamilton college, Clinton, N. Hugh Kidder. G. Hamliu, A. NJ. vanderpoel and John s: Rittell of Trinity college, Hartford, Ct Q. V. Stage. Hudson college, Gainesville, Ind Sbar,ss s; saIs9n Rnase Albany-Cornell college. R. s. Rudd, New York college;
 aea pssr e Wm hsw svennk Dewing and Fred A. King, John Hopkins University Baiti-
 George Porter E. H. Rathbun, L. St. c. Colby GeorgeC., Warren of Brown University, Provi-
 [. J. Eackus. Brooklyn.
 R. C. E Brown, Dorchester ,o-.o, Ind
 E. N Downs and L. Marsh Young. New York;
 Charles Scott, jE;, Philadelphia. ,,,....,.u o.
 A. M. Bates, E. F. Gay, c. Garrison, University or Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
 J. McE. Ames, St. Paul, Minn.
 J. H. McPherson, E. P. keech, Milton l.. Little
 H. B. sIayback and c. w. coulston Middletown, Ct.
 A. E. Hancock, Middletown, Ct. Robert Calhoun and M. Wood, New Haven. Joseph H. Crane, Dayton, O. H. H. Chapman, Brunswick, Me. Alfred Cewhest J. c. Flagg, P. S. BoyntoD, Dart mouth college, Hanover, N E. John I. Bennett, jr., Schenectady. To Visit Rev. MarkwIsk.