Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-16
SOME NEW MINISTER'S.

Graduation of. Yale Divinity Stu. s4 dents-Annual Sermon in Center | Church Sunday Evening-Meetins l
 of the Alumni = To Discuss the l Salvation Army Question-Where l
 the New Clergymen VIII Preach. | : The anniversary graduation exercises of the Yale divinity school will be held on Wednesday of next week, May 20. They will be preceded on Sunday evening, as usual, by the annual address before tho students, which will be delivered at 7:30 in Center church by the Rev. George A. Gordon, D. D., pastor of the Old South church of Boston. The graduation exer- cises proper will begin on Wednesday morning in Batten chapel. A number of the seniors will declaim essays showing the results of their three years work. In the afternoon the Alumni hold their usual meeting in the chapel at 9 o'clock. Their selective topic this time will be the Salva- tion Army and General Booths method, question which is agitating the whole Christian world at the present time. The discussion will be led by Rev. Dr. B. P. Parker of Hartford and Rev. Dr. Bush nell of New Haven. After the debate the lady friends of the seminary will kindly serve refreshments to the students and alumni in East Divinity hall. Following is "a list of the graduating students and their different engagements, temporary or permanent. (The first town or place is the residence, the second where he will preach. Words in parenthesis in dicate plans outside of preaching.) Joseph M. Adams, M. A., Paris Ill.,; no engage ment.
 George P. Anderson B. A,Walla Walla, Wash; Jacob c. Bergmans, Grand Rapids, Mich; in- Claus A. Bergstrom, B. A., East Greenwich, R. Edward F. Bradley, B. A., stockbridge, Mass; Mass)
 George A. Brock, B. A., Boston, Mass; Saxon
 Albert s. Brewer, B. s., schwenksville, Pa.; no
 Harvey s. Bush, B. A., Port Huron, Mich: no
 Chester M. Clark, B.A., Galesburg,n ,nl.; Denver,
 James R. Danforth, jr., BA., Philadelphia, Pa.; ; Arthur E. Davies, London, England; London, Elmer A. Dent, Ph B., Athens, O.; Unionville Conn lstudy at Boston uniyersity). Calvin U. O. Derr' B. A. Reading Pa. Spring Charles H. Dickerson, B. A.. Sumter, s. G.; Edward c. Fellowes, B. A., Hartford, Conn.,; indefinite.
 Mosheim R. Fishburn, M. A., Elizabethtown, | Frederickton, eP. 6. courae5 New Brunswick.
 g Thomas as A. Frey B. A., Lovettsvine' Va; Bid Edward 4. George, M. A., Providence, R. l.; NeTRiGas Wiiiam C! C Gordon, B. A., Brookaeld, Mass Indianapolis, Ind.
 Harvey B. Greene, Lowell, Mass. no engage ! ment. Joseph W: Gum, B.A,, Steamboat Springs Col. :; Steamboat Springs, Col. l Tasuku Harada, Kobe, Japan; professor in l Dorr 4. Hudson, B. A., Wakefield, Mass, Cher
 'George Nj. Hyde, B. A, Chicago H., Gro go
 David L. Kebbe, B. A., Hellister, Mass; South
 Allen A. Keene, B. A., Atkinson, Me-; In definite.
 Arthur N. Little, B. A., Washington, D. C.; cTo John M Lydgate, B A., Taupahochoe, H. l.;
 Edward L. Marsh, B. A, Leicester, Mass; (study
 Frederick Aedesa hS Means B. A. Dorchester, Mass;
 FredeFicek "; .oakes B. A., Lawrence, Mass
 Harry E. Peabody, Princeton, Me-; Trinidad
 Edgar A. Pitts, M. A., Lynchburg, Va; no en-
 Frederick B. Richards, M. A, Enfield, Mass;
 George A. Richards, Mahonoy City, Pa.; Mid | ulcIclu, OOAu
 Frederick c. Taylor, B. A., Granby, Mass; in l definite.
 Willard B. Thorp, B. A., Oxford, N. Y.; CP. C. l course).
 Arthur c. Townsend, B. A., Lewiston, Me- | West Hampton, Mass.
 Clyde W. Votaw, B. A., Geneva, O.; CP. G l course).
 Samuel weyler B. A. vitebsk Russia; Pueblo l Col.
 Carl Weiss, to preach at New Lisbon Wis.
 Elbridge c. Whiting, B. A., Milford, Mass. l Springfield, Mass.
 Benson N. Wyman, B. A., Newark, N J.; nc