Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-23
will deliver memorial address on the late Presidant Woolsey in Battell chapel.

will deliver memorial address on the late President Woolsey in Battell chapel.
 THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
 At2pm. tomorrow addresses on "Medi- oal Education" in the Bzttell chapel will be given by Professor Francis Dela6sld, N. D., of the College cl Rhysioians and Surgeons, New York city. Headquarters of alumni of the Medical school at 160 York street.
 Professor Gam pbell of the Medical school will give dinnes to the students of the school ct Heuble!n's this evening. Arrange ments have been made for the reception of twenty-two. The one guest of the evening outside of the students : will be Governor Bulkelsy. @ 1-s i- Tm LAW SCHOOL.
 The alumni of Yale law school have long desired to form an association which should meet annually in connection with the com mencement of the school. To carry this de- sire into effect the law faculty have invited the alumni to mest in the common pleas court room at P. m. Tuesday, June M, to partake of . oollation, to be followed by brief addresses and the formation of an accepted the invitation that there is no longer any doubt of the entire success of the pro- posed movement.
 At S:S0 p. m. the law school commence msnt will occur in Center church. Charles J. Bonaparte, esq, . leading member of tho Baltimore bar and an able speaker, will ad- dress the graduating class after the Townsend prize erations. The public will be cordially welcomed.
 THE YALH-HARvARD GAME.
 0f the attractions billed for Tuesday, tho ball game with Harvard at the field must not be passed by without mention. It will draw an immense and enthusiastic crowd, especially from the fact that Yale must win in order to have c chance for the champion ship over Harvard. Stagg will be in the box for Yale, and that will make everyone interested In his behalf breathe easier.
 THE GLEH CLUB CONCERT.
 Tomorrow evening the scene of gaisty, handsome faces. pretty gowns and stylish dress coats, will be transferred to the Hype- rion theater. The occasion will be the an- nual summer concert given by tho Glee club in cid of the crew fund. The audience will be an immense one, as nearly every available seat was disposed of ct an early date after the sale opened.
 PROGRAM FOR wEDNEsDAY's COMMENCEMENT. tho Lyceum; on the arrival of which at the Center
 sp. m. Dinner in Alumni hall
 | 8.I1 p. m. Presidents reception for graduates, Art school. The alumni are requested to call n for | cards of invitation (which arc necessary at the Library after Tuesday noon.
 l ARRIVALS.
 Among the guests at the New Haven house are:
 .na M M4s nd N % Rssson Isasvs | Goss, Chicago; MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Bovey. m .nS M toCi, Piitsburs; 8: E: RIcLetson, Pitssb,pEg ,9 o a0T A & H Chicago:J: R: Mitchell, Franklin, ,Pa ;MEs George ssa?ns and nMfrS s Aline WilcoI, Washington, p: o.; ThoIas IF F: TaI B.s. psssarss: Ms pitta6Yrsh: Mi.s Chobald, scEantcn, Pa; Miss E Be Q: FaT1ns%. Mis- Rsynolds, Mis. Cunning land. Cei. MT. and Mr.. Charles I. Spencer, St and Mrs Louis .iH 6. Hay. T St. Paul; Stanley Wood Msrd Ssmss Basy Msa 5d;s. a.s s,, Assaisad Albert aas Eesnasr 6. NsS %s Nixon Chicago; Fred s. Chare Waterbury Elmer F. Berkele Brooklyn,N.Y.; William Church St. Paul. Minn.; J Isham, New York; Henry I Aines, St. Louis; Washington Heslng and wife, Chi and wife, Runyan, NY; FL. Winston and E.J. liar risNewYork city ". r. McCIintock, Pittsburgs Pa Chicago, In George F. Chandler, Philadelphia
 s. asis 5sa ssi @is S sSsSsflz aad Slsz W At the Tonsine sS- are: hr. and Mrs E. chspin ant Miss Chapin, York Pa; Mrs. Theodore B. Starr aud Miss starr, New York; Lewis B. Parsons ant Eiss Parsons, Chicago; Mrs. A. 6chereman, Griffin Ga; Miss Mandell, Chicago; Mrs. and Miss Bel mont Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Case, Wash