The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-24
law school building from 12;8o p. m. to

IO-mOfrOW belongs to the dluIIllll duu the big meeting of the alumni comes in the morning at Alumni hall.
 In the afternoon the Yale-Harvard ball game will be played at the Yale field
 In the evening the Glee and Banjo clubs concert will be held in the Fly perion theater,
 '92 $. GLASS SUPPER.
 The class of 1892 s. S, S., will have its headquarters in Sheffield hall and they expect to muster seventy-ffve members.
 The preliminary meeting will be held at ii o'clock in the hall At 1.45 the class will meet and headed by the Sec ond regiment band will march through College street to Chapel street from whence two special electric will take them to the Yale-Harvard ball game, where seventy-five seats have been re served for the class.
 After the game, headed by the band, they march back to the hall. At GAS they will reassemble and headed by a band march to Turn hall, where SUD- per will be served by Mrs. Deibel. The committee are S. $. Randall, w F. Day and J. Puhderford,
 { GLASS SUFFERS TOMORROW.
 1S45-At w. F. Downes, 845 Whitney avenue, at 12 o'clock.
 1855-Warner hall.
 1860-Anderson gymnasium. Lunch D. m. Dinner 8 D. m.
 1865-Fleming's cafe, D. m.
 1870-New Haven Lawn club, 8 p. m.
 1875-Stewart's cafe, 8 p. m. 18S0-Stewart's cafe, 8 p. m. z 1SS9-Harmonie hall, p. m.
 1S92-Warner hall, p. m.
 1S92-Wafner hall p. m,
 1892 S. s. S.-Turn hall, p. m.
 NOTES.
 Miss Edith Wright of Baltimore, Md, cousin to Harry S. Scarborough, Yale '95, is the guest of Mrs. A H. Kellogg, Elm street.
 Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Goodwin of Bid- deford, Me. are in town for commence ment week. their son, Fred C. Goodwin, being in the present graduating class in the academic department of Yale They are accompanied by their daugh- ter, Miss Goodwin.
 Washington Hestng, postmaster of Chicago, is at the New Haven house. He is proprietor of the Chicago Staats Zeitung and is one of the leading men of Illinois. His wife, who Is with him here, is a former New Haven lady and Is daughter of the late City Sheriff Wyre Her brother is president of the Adams Express company.
 ARRIVALS.
 
 The following are some of the com mencement guests:
 Miss Ella G. Taylor of Sandusk. O., Mrs. James w. McLane of New York city, ]. w. Monroe and wife of Boston, George M. Franklin and wife, William B. Franklin, F. W. Beattie, jr., of Lan- aster, Pa, Mrs. George H. Danforth, Miss Henrietta Danforth Louis Starr of New York city, Mir and Mrs. Timo- thy l.. Woodruff of Brooklyn, N. F., G. s. Chilson and wife of New York, George w. Hooker and wife, Mrs. z. q. San ders, Miss Sanders, Miss Cox and A. B. Cox of Brattleboro, Vt, Frank Brau, J. R. Swan Of Stamford, Conn, w. Me Alpin of Cincinnati, O., MT. and Mrs. H. P. DeForest of Brooklyn, N. Y, A. J. Gilmore of Fulton, N. Y, Mrs. F. T. SpitiiSaS 4fAASfs lJOl lIle5 QL 1alIlOIlI O.s NIT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Heald of Michigan, MT. and Mrs, F. H. Gleason and Miss Gleason of Troy. N Y. Howard ogden, Miss Helen ogden of Rochester, N. Y, A. M. Drown, Mrs. 4. N. Drown, Miss Drown of San Francisco, Cal Mrs Lansidiale Boardman, Miss Boardman of New York city, David H. Mead of Wash ington, D. C., William Cornell and wife of Scranton, Pa, Mir. and Mrs R. R. Cable, Miss Cable and maid, Miss Fran 1es Cable of Chicago, Miss Washburn of Allstoh, Mass, Mrs. George King of Cincinnati O., E. T. Crane, Miss Emily Crane of Chicago, Mr, and Mrs. s. o. Hughes of New York, Mrs. John H. Eden, Miss Eden and maid 1f New York, J. H. Coe Mrs. J. H. Coe, Miss Coe and G. H. Coe of Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Jenks of Brooklyn, Mrs. Frances Swan of Stamford, Conn. Miss Davenport, D. K. Hill and wife D. A, Hill, Mrs. H. G. Tooth of New York ,ity Mrs. W. G. Jackson of Chicago, Miss Futile, Mrs. John G. Mitchell, Miss l Miss Fullerton of Columbus, j., Mrs. F. c. Shaw of Toledo, O., Miss | Elsie Raymond of South Norwalk, ! Conn, Mrs. Lydia Whitcomb Miss | of Clinton, Ind, Francis G. l Dupont Mrs. Dupont, Miss Eleanor B. | Dupont, Miss G. $. Dupont, Master The | ,dore H. Dupont of Wilmington, Del, l Irs. J. R. Quinby, Miss Wellington of l 1ew York, Henry Belin and wife, Miss I 3elin of Scranton, Pa, Mir. and Mrs. G. l ]. Stephenson, George G. Stephenson, r., of Brooklyn, Mrs. H. D. Polheimus, Hiss Miller of Brooklyn, N. Y, L. H. | lndicott and wife of Denver, Col, Wash ngton Hesing and wife of Chicago Mrs. | V. D. Green of New York, Miss Flor nee D. Clark of Chicago.
 ORGAN RECITAL.
 The organ recital by Harry B. Jepson, he college organist, at Battell chapel l ast Saturday afternoon was largely att ended by cultured audience. An ex- client program was renderd and Fries on Bushnell sang several selections, 7hich brought him the applause of the He responded to several en- ores.
 FREE SONS OF ISRAEL. ntertained the Grand Officers Yesterday--
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