The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-04
YALE UNIVERSITY NOTES,
COMPLETE PROG RAM OF COM
MENCElLENT WEEK.

the Bnr-Otner Notes OF INTEREST,"
The complete program for commence
ment week is as follows:
Friday, June 81, p. m.-speaking for
the DeITorest prize medal, in the Bat
tell chapel.
Saturday, June 22-Class day exercises
at the Sheffield Scientific school. 1890
a. M, reading of class histories of
the Sheffield scientifs school. At p.
m, Sheffield Scientific school recep-
ton, followed by informal dance.
Sunday, June %, 1890 a. rn.-Baccalau-
reate sermon by the president in the
Battell chapel.
Monday, June "a, II a. REPRESENTATION
exercises Of the graduating class of
college, with the class Grafton and
poem, in the Battell chapel. 1880
$3.50 p, m, annual meeting Of the Yale
law school alumni association with
collation. and addresses in the law
school building. p. M, reading Of
class histories on the college square,
followed by planting the class Ivy.
law school in the Center church,
with address to the graduating class
by Justice Henry B. Brown LII D., of
the United States supreme court and
Townsend prize speaking by three
members of the senior class. a. M,
promenade concert of the senior class
in alumni hall.
Tuesday June 25, $50 a. rn.-Meeting CT
the alumni in Alumni hall, 10 a. rn.--
/ p. M, polls open in the library for
election of a member Of the corpora
ton. 70 M, address is medicine in the
chapel by Dr. L. Mitchell Prudden of
New York city. Meeting will also be
held at different hours on Tuesday,
of the members Of the college classes
of 1916, 1850, 1856, 1860, 1885, 1870, 1875,
1880, 1856, 1889 and 1892. p. M, Yale
Harvard baseball game at Yale field.
8 .. M, concert Of Yale Glee and Ban
jo clubs, Hyperion theater. p. m.
Cor later, senior german, Alumni hall,
Wednesday, June &c, 1890 a. rn.-Pro-'
cession from the library to the COM
mencement exercises in the Battell
chapel. 1:30 p. M, dinner of the
Reception Of the president IN the Art
school
June 81. a. n..-Examina-
tions for admission to Yale college,
the Sheffield Scientific school and the
Medical school begin. 10 a. M, Yale
Corinthian Yacht club-Harvard Yacht
club race, New London,
Friday, June 2S-Yale-H Harvard beat
race, New London.
THE YALE THEoLoGUEs' COMING
FIELDS OF LABOR.
Nearly all the members of the senior
class Of the Yale Divinity school have
decided upon their work for next year.
r. G. Brooks has accepted a call to
church in Oregon; S. e. Evans will take
a pastorate in CRANKY, Conn; e. A.
Foutch will enter the Methodist church;
G. S. Goddard and f. l.. Grant are un-
decided; L. G. Grant will go to Oregon;
H. L. Hartwell has church at Cabot,
VT; j. w Hill will preach among the
engroes of the south; II. w. Johnson
and J. o. Jones will return for a fourth
year; S. j. Katayama will go to Japan;
M. X. Kerr has accepted call TO the
Congregational church at North Gull
ford, Conn; ]. B. Kettle will go to
Hill, Conn; F. o. Krause
will go to Oregon; A. r. Lutz will re-
main; L. w Morgan will work in Iowa;
G. A. Osborne is assistant pastor Of the
Dwight Place church of this city; ].
Oyabe is undecided: r. W. Pease will
teach music; G. w. Phillips Is rector
Of the Westville Episcopal church of
this city; j. w. Rice will preach in
w. e. Rollins has ac-
oepted a rectorship in southern Vir-
ginia; r, S. Sanborn has church in
C. N. Sterling will be at
the Moravian church in Indianapolis,
Ind; C. S. Thayer will either study in
Yale or in Germany; ]. b. Toomey will
take fourth year; H. Van Kirk will
enter the Christian church; w. H.
Waggoner and p, p. Womer are UNI
decided.
NOTES.
The final preparations for the de-