New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

JUNIOR PROMENADE 49, LAW SCHOOL go W.

JUNIOR PROMENADE - LAW school. W. w.
PHELPS FUND-KENT CLUB LECTURES.
New-Haven. Conn. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The arrange
ments for the junior promenade and the class ger
mans are almost completed. The Prom" Will be
held on Wednesday. January %, in the I'd Regiment
armory. Almost the entire ceiling VIII be covered
with blue. so as TO make sky effect The side
walls will be decorated with pink. The front OF the
boxes and galleries will be faced with white, and
there will be white canopies above the boxes In
stead OF having tie-rods wound with smilaX as
heretofore blue will be used The floral decorations
vii, consist principally OF smllax and laurel ropng
for the gallery posts and rails and palms and pal
metto leaves for the sides OF the hall and gallery
front The floor will be covered with crash The
music will be furnished by Lander. OF New-York
The senior german. Monday evening In Alumni
Hall. will be led BY F. b. Harrison, 80. About hfty
couples will participate. The favors will be made by
Mrs r. G. Collins OF New-York. The sophomore
german will be held on the same evening. in Warner
Hall. 1t will take place Immediately after the CON
cert by the Gee and Banjo clubs, and VIII be ied py
G. f. Heffelnger 81 The junior german VIII he
held in Alumni Hall Tuesday evening, January
% and will be led by Arson =. Stokes. jr. w. Ihe
patronesses will be Mrs. William Farnam ana MIS-
Arson Phelps Stokes. Of New-fork city.
The faculty Of the Yale Law school has been
increased by the appointment of ex-Minister Ed
ward J. Phelps as Kent professor OF law anu iec'-
urer on equity and international law. PROFESSOR
lanes r. Thayer OF the Harvard Law School, VIII
fill the place OF W. L. Storrs lecturer on municipal
law which was last year occupied by W. W. Howe
OF New-Orleans Augustus II. Fem has been ma.ie
lecturer on pleading in the undergTaduase
Daggett have been made instructors III Co'npa au'c
Jurisprudence and wills, respectively In Inc graz
uate department After the close or the acducliinr'
vear 1s9,es the regular course of study for candi-
dates for the degree of Ii. b. VIII be EXTENDED 10
three years Bachelors OF Arts OF approved cor
leges will be permitted 10 complete the 'hree-!e''
course in two years ,,, .,
on June r. 1885, examinations Tor admission 70
the junior class will be held for the first nme on
side of New-Haven. in the following places Al
YER Milwaukee, New-York city. philadelphia TITS
burg Portland Ore; ST. Louis. ST. Paul. san Fran
cisco. Tacoma and Washington. ID; c.
At a meeting of the Prudential committee OF me ne
Yale Corporation the of the fund Of $lego
from the W W. Phelps estate was dennlteY ue
cided upon. and a proposition or the trustees oi
the fund was accepted. The money VIII be used
for a large and ornamental entrance 10 the CAMPUS
between Welch and lawrance dormitorIes sur
mounted by a structure rising consideraoN aooNe
the adjacent dormitories, but not IN the hatuIe
recitation rooms, not for executive offices as mas
been suggested. 1870 - ,,,o.
The Kent Club has arranged dates for prominent
speakers follows January ro in1 Key on some
literary subject February T. Oscar > Sttau .;r oI
New-York formerly minister to Turkey on The
Development Of Religious Liberty IN ine un''ep
States'': February Is. Congressman William j.
Bryan. Of Nebraska. on Bmetail'sm Maich -;
William L. Wilson, chairman OF the Ways ana
Means Committee of the present Congress; March
q, Colonel Norris u, OSBORN, ~ Oh Inc WV
Haven Register -, H.. o.,.
elected committees made the usual preparation ioI
graduation, and has voted TO wear the cap ann
Gown a question whether not class day shall
be substituted for banquet at Savin Rock VIII be
referred 10 the faculty.