New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
CLASS DAY AT YALE.
FOR THE SECOND TINE IN THE COLLEGE
HISTORY 1T RAINS DURING
THE EXERCISES.
PRESIDENT DWIGHT ANNOUNCES THE AWARDS
AND sCHoLARsHIPS-THE FAMOUS GLASS of
'5s TO HOLD A REUNION TO-DAY.
INV TELEGRAPH To- THE TRIDCNE.J

., Vol. has n rained during class day. Certain 1t Is
that zach June during the twenty years preceding
1893 has witnessed the holding Of the class oay
.xerc,scs on the historical campus and under
magnificent elms The rain descended In torrents To-
dav and N became necessary to- hire the hyperion
Theatre The programme Of the morning consisted Ill
the presentation exercises the class poem oeh>eI'S
nv Rufus NJ Gibbs OF Baltimore. Md, ana the class
orotions by Lemuel A. Welles, OF Newington 'oih'
These exercises were held IN Batell Chapel which was
crowded At the close Of the exercises the parting
ode was sung by the class the air lnteGer Vitae
The words were written by Charles NJ Pope OF
ST. Louis. Mo- ..
President Dwight made the following announce
ment OF fcllowshps scholarships and hohors a"arueu
pouela, felowshp-James w D. Insersoll Maiengo'
sunan fellowship-John l. Phnney. Boston, ~.
soldiers Memorial fellow ship-wliam l. Barley
BRIDGEPORT 'ol n xvo.,no,o,
John Sloane fellowship A''hur L. D'''
Mas. 'o2. w. 20, ro,so
Foote scholsrhips-Frsncis T Brown, Troy 9i Jesse
b. Johnson Austin Tex. 90; Winthrop T. OWEN, Ne"
Haven '93 John d. warnock, G neva, n " 10
Macy scholarehlp-Lemuel A. Welles. Haruoro, 30
I.,,oa scholar.h,p.-Jafayete b. Menden., Ncw-iork,
-, george H. Girty New.Yolk. 92; Alton w. PIERCE
Athol Mass. '93 Val,
Clark scholarships-Chares A. shumaker' Newly ofA'
,o2 Arthur l.. Wheeler. Hartford. 93
w.,s,m., ,cbolar.hips-Arthur L. Wheeler. 'es Arthur
hudson Montclar n. j.. "a; George d. Keoss ST.
10 Is. 's5. =, .. C.,o..a.
Scott Hartt scholarehip-EWlh H. "e"So"' NNO
Springs, Col. 90 .,
Scott prize in COMMANDMENT NJ H"SH'O"u' '"''"e''
Scot. rri,s in rrench-Henry s Noon Gloucester. Mass
Lucius F. Robinson Latin plies
Fo, classes Of 1898 and 1894 First prize. Robert H.
Nichols Bnghamon n. Y. '9+ second prize William T.
Thoms, Waterbury, "a ~ e.
For tass Of 1895 First prize George d Kellogg 81
you,. ,os. second prize Charles s. Thur,ton. Whitns
Mass ,o5; third prizes. Louis H. Holden Newark ~ d.
'95: Tracy Peck. IT,, NewHaven. 20 -
Prizes in English composition for the class OF 1898
rs,., nr,,.r Henry A. Baker Union Hin. y. " Roger
& B,,1wtn New-York City Julian l. Chamberlain New
York City Lindsay Denison. Washington Secohn pAcs
Arthur Bumstead, Ncw-York city fredere H. o'ia'''
Hartford Charles c. Hyde, Chicago; Album E. Skinner
Ottawa. Kan. . 49,
g wynv. Be,ts prze-Cement G. Clarke, Manhattan
Ken. 'e5.
Golden club medal-wnthrOp E. Dwight New'HaVen
snac,., honor. class Of Is93-Two-year honers-l
H,v sprineneld Ill. political science; a. H. quincy
Newton Mass political science. history ana law A. D.
shaw Soraerv,lle. Mas, history; h T. hoorook' Wv
YORK French J. f. Walton. Norwich Conn e!asscs
A. L. wheeler Hartford. classics; b. Hodge. 'hicago
natural and physical science 49,
One-vcar honor>-A. II. Morse. Pi'ntsNile' conn., PM
le.ophv Political science, w. Allen, New'fork' L.
49, x.wyor.: H. : Bacon New-York; c. r. Eddy
Kew .Britain; G. E. Folk. New-Britain; g. H. hice
s,ringa.lc Mass: E. II. Tracy. New-York; T. H.
Weus Louisville; w S. Wright Greenwich Conh~
1r,t.in: A. L. Fsxon Boston, s. II. ficken, Char'eS'o"
4 e; F. r. hanson. ifontclair y. j.; j b. ino,".
Rockville T. c. Trask. Newark n j. j. L. nun
Osweco n. Y. J. E. Grafton Norwich GERMAN - "
p,.o, An.onia Conn natural and physical science
Mathematical. b. johnson, Austin. Tex. '" NJ S'io"e'
orsnse N. j.; J. B. Thomas Rockville coma
The exercises in the Hyperion this afternoon "oie
NJ unusual interest The class histories were par'ic
ularlv witty The first number OF the programme
was the old Yale song Bngo" The class HISTORIANS
were Charles w. Mills. John Hill Morgan, Arthur
Leslie Wheeler, John NJ. Gatchel and Henry IL, r0"e.
Archie L. Wheeler. Charles NJ Pope ana 'onh w.
SAKE composed songs which were listened 70 WIN
nch pleasure After these exercises the class formed
in line and marched 10 Lawrence Han "here 'es
nlsn,ed the class ivy. and then, beaded by oahoI
they marched through the mud and rain 10 'he nous
Of PRESIDENT Dwight. whom they serenaded' ana 'neh
they visited the houses Of some OF the most popular
professors. uu. ,,
The senior promenade occurred In Alumni nan 'niS
svsninr and was a brilliant affair
Tha graduating exercises OF the shenield scentihc
schoo, were held this evening. The class reflects
great credit upon Professor Brush and those VINO
hove been associated with him In the cohouc' o'
tho school President Dwight presided. Inc eAer'
cises consisted a public reading OF theses by Will
lam B. Berger, select Denver, Col on the s'a'e
BANK Note question; Harry b. Lewis CIVIL engineer
ing. New-Haven. Theory OF the stone +rch '
Joseph H. Pratt chemistry Yves, Har 1aSn oV %ne
biology Meriden Conn., Herdary W H1ansn'Sioh B
m.cSancal engineering. Avon. Conn, lransinissin ~;
~ Energy by Electrdy" Herbert Leroy, civil eng 81
Ueeiing. North Gulford, Conn., "lmproyWemnf an IA
Granville. civil engineering: New E',,n
RaaIwavss: William T. II. Howe, chemistry hnnmg,
Worh Conn chemical Composition OF the niInelnhe
~ The Chondrodite Group; Charles Iheers' ,n
Mechanical engineering, New Haven pel,on Ma%l
Wheel Alexander j. Campbell mechanical en s 81,
ing sausalite, California, Systems Oh lrs"uoh al
tn resn,t OF the law school examinations was
,lishad This afternoon showing that OF the elg'eth
ssnamters OF the class all but hVe nave Iec,N,i Wv,
srees OF L. b. OF the five, two nave ven o o"
- sSbool one did not attempt his examinatloh, one h
susd and one did not get degree because Sc vi as
inabihty TO liquidate some accounts. VI sn with
~ seventy eight Juniors only fortythref Passeu VII" h
vu "k The bar examination. and was . ao." ~ ~
vas debarred to-day because " was ascerIai"eu Una"
." TIE annual exercises OF the school VIII ocCuI ~
o.rr tn Centre Church when Ex-Governor II0uias
~ Mailer will deliver the Grafton There VIII wv
,s.n,,nn of the famous class OF o3 s -,
Dean IL r. Wright announced tnat the ~ mn
highest scholarship held bv eraduale W w Wr,oht
versi,v held for twenty fve years by PROFESSOR MISn
mad been broken By william X Bege the t, ~
~ The Graduating class Of 1893 Who on pa Hs a
400 hsd attained 1913 for an average marh hin ne
sr,,re conrse as against 372o, the record held p
Dean Wright.
coon0 WORK OF AN EAST SIDE SCHOOL"
Their. can be no surer indication that the pubic
schools are doing a great work In Ahercan'n"e a.. no