New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
ALIIMNI DAY AT YALE.
MANY CLASS REUNIONS AND AN INTEREST
ING GENERAL MEETING.
cr,nr ,TJyG EXERCISES OF THE IN" AL
MEDICAL scnooLs-A BRILLIANT "hIh
CLrD CONCERT.


MEDICAL. scrIooLs-A BRILLIANT VILE
CLUE CONCERT.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRibCNt'J
Ncw-IIavon. Conn. June a'.-Ihe ch''' ,no~r,nc
N Vale 10 day were the alumni nee'h't ~ n
N. cradua,ing exercises II the Med'o' '',n ~
a,oo, tho mastcrly address Of Ex-Governor III ''.''
- ~. ,foro tho Law school graduates ana 'n'
,,I ,hn y,Ie-IIarvnrd baseball game. 'he '"',
49,, ,,, COMFORT number Of class reuni'hS '',
mo sen,or german. The familiar tones OF III" '"'r
hell summoned the old graduates 10 NV saao
alumni meeting this morning. Inc nan "a, ,,,o =
rotcd os II had been the night before WIN .o
,v,ncd about the pictures ~ those VINO mn IT,
x,,o.s name celebrated. and above all 'he VIM
-, :. ,oo,, looked down upon the gathering
r,. ox.r,sce hogan promptly nj Q 30 ocf,cR' Inv
- rrho ,vor. graduated fifty years ago took sca's W
honor on the platform. among them being III -
II Clark. g. o. Keasbcy, of Newark ~ o., -
poho,t Altman. Dr. W. ". Auerbury. Dr. - ~
Uur,bu,t. the Rev. Mr.. Wickes. Inc hc'' w.
Jennings and the Rev G.. A. Bryan ,s. nm
Mr. Kcosbcv was appointed chairman. lie "'""o a.,
, ,ara.. IN the course OF which he referred
g. ,,o growth in the college and the country SIM
~, cr,duot,on In Is43. and TO the won,'r'"' "'"
~ y,,o has had in the countrys history lot nearly
600 wears. lie said that there were he'rS ''o'O
living graduates. and that though theS ~eie o'''
small body in proportion to o'oo"'"o 'n,'''''' ~,
tho country vet they had widespread 'h"ueh'.' "
trred IN the Worlds Fair, the British RESOLUTION W
., a. attic all national differences by arbi'ra
,,a and tho casting Of the Liberty Bell all Oh
hih pointed 70 the fraternal confederation OF man
kind and he added that the mission OF ,a'' ""' W.
this end The Rev. DR.. George H. 'arA ''Sp'".,
for the class Of -. reviewing the WORN VI "' We
tincuished men. G. II. Iiarrett 10 haue ,"',
.nccch I'm behalf Of the younger alumni. 'h'''''"
ovts ,,3 aid that. Of the 1o6 men who were sra"
oich still awe, Ol INV
,,rurtors Of his class only one remains Inc He''
Hmm. spoke for tho class OF '6S, Saying 'h"' Nv
oo,ro all tho way from India to attend the commence
mcnt exercises this year. , -.
william r. Harris. United States Commissioner o,
rduco,iop referred TO the value of Yale me- "."
nr,i,ed the study OF Greek. especially Homer "e
favored tho study Of the classics as the cmbr'o'"es
~ human civilization and also the new brhhc"'' VI
s,udv espcciallv those requiring Original research
lilo also called attention 10 the impression inc H."
and old buildings produced at Yale, an impression
largely owing he said, 10 the natural Architectural
setting OF the elins . A..
william Kent -. Of Chicago objected 10 inc
name Yale University and thought i"' 'o -
sounded much better. Professor George H. baN'r
,olo In hcholf Of the scientific men. The Kew
coorce W Athcr,on referred 10 the MugwumpcrS
~ which Yale has been accused. lie said ""s
wump was either political aenosuc OF mn" ""'
had a firm belief In his own infallibinty. i"e was
the Institution OF strong CONVICTIONS No ohe w
aou,dcd where she stood In the days OF 81 ana i"
was the part Of Yale 10 array hcrseii OH u. "s".
side Of every question Hart LYNN" 'oSF'
tho class Of 70
Tho obtuarv record for tho last year shower 'h''
,herc had been IO3 deaths. including those OF 'n'e'
states senator Randall L. Gibson, 80; General .aheS
". Hustled 81: Bishop william !. KIP ii fr'""
G.. Peters. so Edward ". seymour. So ]. Beers
townsend, IS CMJ, and Tue Rev. Dr. Thomas T.
vermye, 30. &C.
rh. Roy Henry F. walco,,, OF Cambridge. Mass,
do,,vored the annual address before the Medical
school his subject being The College III" Physician
and the commonwealth His address was modei
Of scholarly research and lucid explanation II'h'
awards 10 the members OF the graduating 'la'S
were made as follows: Degree OF Doctor OF Mcoi'
elmo cum lnndc-Edward ". Good"nongh. franklin
I I,vion Frederick Il. sweet. Campbell gold mccall
for IN. highest rank In examinations OF the course
IN Franklin l. LAYTON. Reese prize. for the most
mcritorioI- ,hesi.. 10 Arthur = h'h"y. ob,'er'ni
p,isc for best examination, 20 Frederick :. ,o"I's
y The alumni Of the Law school had reunion ana
dinner this afternoon. The orlcers oi th' AIuh'i
association -cctcd for N" coming year were rIr,i.
don't r. j. Phelps vice-presidsnt. Dwight looml' ,
secretary ana treasurer. i'roesso: t.. -. Wattou a.,
me annual commencement exercises were held In
'rntr" Church Degrees conferred as follows
L. G. L-Edwin +. HALL William \. Hamilton. sanford
h. Martin. Richard Price. " L..Andfe~ Wilson
Luke IT, Kabayanla Robert G. Morrl'. John y.
Hooper. , IT., -,,,,.,,.
and claS, meetings The class Of 80 held IL ri
ennal 10 night the class boy being APhon.o Francis
RnynOr son Of MI and Mrs George w Khyhor "'
Massachusetts,. William Parker IT. presented inc
yonpg,ter In behalf Of the class. with Solo s,fr
cup The classes Of IS. ~. 80. '63, '61. 49, -
ana 80 all held reunions. , -.
Mr. Walters address before the Law school graz
mates wa, heartily enjoyed. commenting upon lh'
strut In borrowed pumes and thrive for a long uh''
I'm other caings Of NE. bu, In the law IL Is DINER
wise and l. not the reason apparent The preacher
occnpie> his pulpit alone. the doctor has usually soe
charge Of his patient; but The lawyer has away
Ia confront an opponent. For IN every hhehuon
Two LAWYERS al least engHg"l ana Two phr'hS
arc ed the special effort and Junction o
Tho awycls on either side f. 10 detect and expose the
weakness or wrong Of the lawyer on tho other. ana
the cour, and the public are always witnesses oil
the contest.
Henry G. Robinson 81 Hartford presided over inc
meet ing OF the famou- class OF '13.' Forty mem
beers were present. including lsanc H. BROMLEY. OF
New. York: Bishop Davies Of Michigan, mund
Of Ncw.York the Rev. Hiram Bingham, Of Homo
hlu : l.: Cornelius Hedges, OF Montana. Theodore
BACON Of Rochester and Judge sbiras. Of the United
-tot.s supreme Court. The class held II, annual
dinner tonight and attended the ball game In
body this afternoon.
The (;lce club concert might was attended by
fashionable audience. which filed every seat in the
Uypcrlon Theatre. The entertainment was delight
mi throughout and the Yale spirit prevailed To an
extent that more cnthu sasc thi usual After
The concert III" senior german was held In Alumni
Hall. The paronesscS wcr" Mrs. r. is. Wad" -
Louis: Mr.. f.. T. smith. Eudalo: Mrs. f. NJ: viii
J. JOINER. Cincinnati. Mrs. j. Hay, Washington. and
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