The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-23
by about one hundred and

followed by about one hundred and fifty couples.
 The hall had been fitted especially for the occasion with electric lights and fans, these having never previously been used on the occasion. The pro- grams were very neat, having blue leather covers and the stamp of the college seal in gold on the outside. They were gotten up by Diclla of Phil adelDhia.
 Among thoe present at the prone" made were Miss Stephenson of Bridge port, Misses Pope of Boston, Miss Gill man, Miss Goodman of Hartford, Misses Archibald of Scranton, Pa, Miss Rich ardson of Nashville Tenn, Miss Adams, Miss Robbins. Miss Perkins of New York Misses Phelps of Englewood N. J., Mrs. Mechanism of Washington, D. C., Miss Smith of New York, Miss Archibald of New York, Miss Pierson of Hartford, Miss Stephenson of Gin cinnati, Miss Day of Peekskill, N. Y, Misses Whittlesey of New Haven, Misses Sargent of Cincinnati, Miss Hart of New Haven, Miss Turner, Miss Hansell, Misses Whitney of New Ha- ven, Miss De Forest of New York, Miss Brown, Miss Wright, Miss MerWin of New Haven, Miss Calm of Chicago, Miss Hayworth of Peru, N. Y, Miss Havens of Hartford.
 YALE CLASS REUNIONS.
 The class of 'S1 quindecennial will be held to-day. The class meeting will be held at TO Lyceum, the class head quarters, at Il o'clock this forenoon, and this evening the class supper will be held at the Anderson gymnasium. The class will assemble at the fence at 6:3O D. m. this evening and march to the supper.
 At 195 Old Chapel is the headquarters of 'S6, which will hold its decennial to- day. A business meeting will be held at 195 Old Chapel at 12 o'clock noon to- day and the class prayer meeting will be held in Dwight hall in the 9S room at 11:30 to-day.At o'clock this evening the class will assemble on the campus in front of the Phelps building and march to LenoX hall at the corner of Broadway and York Square where a class supper will be held. The mem bers register on arrival at 102 North.
 The headquarters of the class of '93, which will hold its triennial to-day, are at IA North. A business meeting will be held at 194 Old Chapel at F o'clock noon to-day, and the class will as- semble at the corner of York and Li- brary streets at 2:30 o'clock to take special cars for the Yale Princeton game. The class supper will be held at Warner hall at o'clock.
 The class of go will hold it's sexen- nial o-day and the class headuuarters will be at 196 Old Chapel A business meeting will be held at 12 o'clock. The class of '71 will hold a. business meeting at TIA Lyceum at il o'clock this forenoon and will give class sup per at Flemings at o'clock this even ing.
 The class of '76 will hold it's twenty year meeting to-day. At 10 o'clock this morning the class will meet in Alumni hall and at F o'clock a business meet class dinner will be held in Veru hall at o'clock this evening.
 YALE MEDICAL SCHOOL. The annual address in medicines is to be delivered at Battell chapel to-day at 12 noon by Colonel George E. War ing, ir., of New York city. His sub ject will be "The Proper Disposal of Sewage" This subject is one of es- pecial importance in Connecticut at this time on account of the problems confronting a number of our interior cities. No one is better qualified to treat this subject than is Colonel War ing on account of his extensive experi- ence in this line of work. It is expected that the subject will be treated in a popular way.
 A reception will be given in honor of Colonel Waring at the residence of Pro- lessor c. A. Lindsey, 15 Elm street, this evening at o'clock.