Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

kROItAAG AuuIeDSCb AVeAAy - SAAO
Medical school and at Yale Law
school Exercises at Center Church |
The Ball Game To-day-The Glass |
Reunions and other Festive Occa- |
sions-The Sheme1d school Award
of Prizes-Alumni in TOwn-The
senior Promenade-MOre Arrivals.
~ THE CLASS REUNIONS.
The class of II will have it's headquar-
ters at the University club. The business
meeting will be held to-day at 10 o'clock,
and the supper this evening at 7 o'clock.
This was the last class to bestow the wood
en- spoon.
81 has it's headquarters at No. South
college. Their business meeting will be
this noon at 10 O'Clock in the Atheneum.
All members of the class are desired to re-
port at Room 5, South college upon their
be held at the "o1d Church street opera
house" now Music hall, tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock, when Sherry Of New York
will cater, and Wheeler & Wilson's band
will furnish music. The members of 81
who have already reported on the campus
are:
During the past year number of Yale's
strongest men have been offered much
larger salaries to go elsewhere, It as usual
they have stood by the college
The special graduating exercises to-mor-
row Will be freshened above other years
by having the Townsend orations for the
DeForest medal part of the Center church
speaking.
Professor Sumner, who leaves soon for
Europe, takes his family with him. They
will stay in Germany probably, where the
bows will continue their studies. He him
| self will travel more or less.
Prof. Hadley is now transferred to Prof.
| Summers department at Yale, having hith-
erto been for five years in the graduate
department J. c. Schwab of '86, another
of Yale's promising young men, is also to
teach in what has been Professor Summers
Yale's faculty will be Professors Morris, in
Latin, called from Williams, and Palmer,
| who comes to teach German. On the 9TH
| or hand Professor Harper leaves, taking
with him his brother, Robert F. Harper,
and tutor F. F. Abbott.
Grant Fitch, Milwaukee; N. F. Thomp-
son, East Orange, N. j.. John G. Coleman,
New York; N. T. Guernsey, Des Moines;
William J. Brewster, Mt. Carmel, Conn, !;
Edward L. Twombly, Boston; F. N.
LOOMS, Birmingham; Sherman Evarts,
| vim S. McChesney, Troy; Henry N. Tuttle,
Chicago; Edward H. Gilbert, Ware, Mass. !;
Thomas B. Osborne, New Haven; John
Clarke Smith, New York; Louis G. Hoy,
| st. Paul. George S. Isham, Chicago.
Forty-one will meet at Donald g. Mitch
| ellis, as elsewhere noticed.
1855. Jesse Damn, president, will meet
| at North Sheffield Hall this morning at II
o'clock. The class cup presentation to the
evening at Prokasky's. The happy father
is Middletown, Conn, man. Charles E..
Curtis of the City bank, this city, class of
81, is being vociferouslysc called upon for
poem for the nights cup exercises, was
busily engaged last night into the wee sma
hours wooing the poetic nurse in order to
| sion, which will no doubt be thoroughly
| accomplished.
The silver cup to be given the class boy
of '85, Carlton Sheperd Way of Hartford
is on exhibition at Corbin's on Chapel
street, together with the picture of the lit
tie lad. The cup is of most beautiful de-
sign and handsomely engraved, but al
handsome as it is it is no comparison tx
the bright face Of the little lad who viii
possess it. So say not only it's happy moth
| er, but its sisters and it's aunts.
THEIR sEM1-cENTENN1AL.
| The circular issued to the class of Al
signed by Rev. S. W. Barnum, of this city
class secretary, who, by the way, has vel
under way his record of the class, an
nounces, among other things, as follows:
mhe dHy OF special interest ss to the class of 1874
At $50 a: m. the meeting. of the General Alum
which some member of the class selected by til,
executive committee of the association (proba
bly, Nichols, will speak in behalf of the class.
4 sires to 50 say that he swouid be happy to Sc,
| his classmates with such members of their fami
e. be T SI them at az TTSeesptSS,
wish to go together will please meet at the New
Afterwards from about (; $50 P. M, to $50 P. N
ladies and friends will be held in the lecture room
Of the College street church, a few doors west o
the New Haven house.
At $50 F. N the class meeting me, SMith suppe
lors Of the College street church.
The class secretary hopes at the class meeting
to receive such additional reports from eacl
| member as will enable him to complete the semi
centennial and final record of the class.
Donald e. Mitchell and Ef6ngham 81
Nichols are the committee of arrange
ments.
TWELFTH ANNUAL OF THE YALE MEDICAL
| SOCIETY.
The Twelfth annual meeting of the YAH
Medical society (the Alumni association O.
the medical department of Yale universe
ty) will be held at the college building thi
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The regular bust
ness comprises the reports of officers, ad
dress of president, election of member
and officers and action on proposed
amendments to bylaws. President Dwigh
has been invited to be present at tn,
meeting.
The exercises of the day are as follows:
The reception committee will be in at
tendance at the college throughout the day
to receive the alumni, who are requested
to register their name and class and to. &C
quaint themselves with the progress ant
improvement and wants of the school A
IL o'clock the address in medicine will b.
delivered by DR.. John S. Billings, U.SA.
at the Battell chapel. At 2 o'clock, a
above stated, the business meeting will b.
: held. From to II p. m. reception {,
DR.. J. S. Billings will be given by DR.. c. A
Linsley '52 at his residence, No. Is Elm
street. James 81. McInerny is the record
ing secretary and Fl. Fleischner, 928 Crane
avenue, this city, is the corresponding sec
rotary.
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.
One of the most notable reunions to
day will be the semi-cen tennia1 of tn,
class of Al, and Donald q. Mitchell Oh
MarveD, will entertain the class at hi
pleasant home at Edgewood, from 2 to
p. m.
Ex-President Porter will be present a
the reunion of the class of 81.
Yale and University of Pennsylvania
will play ball at the Yale field to-day.
DR.. John S. Billings, U. S. A, will de
liver an address at the Medical school ex
ercises in Battell chapel, to-day, at Il
noon. He is an able and interesting speak
er. and cordial invitation is extended te
all to hear him. DR.. G. A. Lindsey will
hold reception at his home, No. Is Elm
street, this evening from to II, in homo,
of DR.. Billings and other distinguished
guests.
Probably Justice Brown will preside al
the meeting of the alumni this morning
On that occasion there will be presented
to the college portrait of the late Profess
sor Thomas A. Thatcher. It is painted BY
W. A.Cof6n IA, who personally knew ani
studied under the old professor, to whom
all the students were SO deeply attached.
A male descendant of Charles A. Klots
of Brooklyn will get the class cup of '88
A son of R. Wilcox '8S S. will capture il
in that department. Mrs. Wilcox, it il
expected, will be present. Jesse Danr
asks the class to be present in Sheffield
hall this evening.
! Among distinguished alumni likely tx
be present at Yale this week are Bisho
Clarke of Rhode Island ofe.31, Secretary
Noble of 81, Justices David J. Brewer ani
j.. N. Brown of the United States suprem,