The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
YALE COMMENCEMENT WEEK
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Continued from Fifth Page.) meet and renew friendships while dis cusslng the four pleasant years which they spent in college. Each class will attend the game in a body and will hold a banquet in the evening,
 '95.-About 200 members of the class are expected back for the triennial.
 The programme for to-day is as fol- lows: At 9:30 a. m. the general alumni meeting in Alumni hall; at 1O:SO a. m the business meeting of the class in TIC Lyceum, after which a photograph of the class will be taken; at ? D. m., the class will assemble at Osborn hall and proceed to the Yale-H Harvard base ball game at the field, attended by the Naval Reserve band of New York; at 6:30 D. m., the class will again assemble at Osborn hall and go to the class sup per at Warner hall, where the class cup will be presented to R. T. Lowndes, jr. The '95 s. class men are back in force and are noticeable from their white duck suits and hats. Their headquar- ters are at the Tontine, where the ban quet will be given in the evening.
 92,-About seventy-five men have re- turned and will be present at the busi- ness meeting in the morning. The class will attend the game in body and will banquet in the evening at Har- lnonie hall. Hugh A. Boyne will pre- side.
 's2 s,-About fifty men are expected here The sexennial banquet will be given at Arfmans cafe.
 'SS.-This class was an unusually oIo civ more men are expected to be present. The class will attend the game headed by the Wheeler & Wilson band. The banquet will be held in Arion hall and will probably be presided over by Fred Stevenson.
 'SS s. will also have band at the game Their banquet at Heublein's will be attended by about forty men.
 SEA business meeting will be held in AZ Osborn hall. About eighty men will attend the game. The banquet will be held at Veru hall
 '7S-This class will have an extra fine celebration. More than sixty of the 136 men who graduated have re- turned. The headquarters of the class will be in West Divinity. A luncheon will be served at the Lawn club on Whitney avenue after the business meeting. Returning to the green the class will take special cars to the game. The Second regiment band has been engaged for the entir day The class supper will be served in the Anderson gymnasium. Sherry of New York will be the caterer.
 '73.-The business meeting will be held in Fl Osborn hall at 12 o'clock. Special cars will be in waiting at Tenn pie and Chapel streets at 2 o'clock to take the class to the game At p. m. about fifty men will assemble at Os- born hall and march to the Young Mems Republican hall, where the ban quet will be served.
 '68.-The headquarters will be at "The Woodbridge 159 Elm street. The bail quet will be held at the New Haven Lawn club.
 '63.-The business meeting will be held in Osborn hall at noon. The class supper will be given at the Ansantawae club house, West Haven.
 5S.--About twenty men are expected. "A business meeting will be held in the morning at Osborn hall.
 '53.--The banquet takes place at D. m in the Tontine. Wayne Mac Weigh will preside.
 '4S.-This is the semi-centennial of the class of AS A. D. Osborne will give a luncheon at his residence at 1:30. The reunion will last throughout the afternoon. There will be no banquet in the evening.
 THE ALUMNI REGISTER.
 The alumni register in the university library last evening showed the follow ing names: D. s. Miller '73, M. R. Gaines '65, R. w. Archibald '71. Gardi- ner Greene '13 c. H. Williams 5S, D. w. Phelps '92 T. S., D. B. Hardenbergh '8S, w. F. Parshall 'SS, M. w. Greenund '5S, c. H. Goodman '67 s. T. Rogers A A. c. Thomson 'S3 D. s. Knowlton '83 H. c. Holman 'SS, c. D. Ashley '73, S. L. Boyce '73, William Euler '73, $. D. Prentice '73, T. ]. Shepard 'T3, Frank Strong 'S4, F. J. Kingsbury '46 H. G Marshall 80, w. D. Mossman '76 T. s., J. N. Webster '5S w. E. Haupt '83, Bu- chanan Winthrop '62, A. M. Wellman '8S, D. P. Perry '63, R. G. Osborn '63, C. D. Kellogg 95, s. E. Baldwin '61, W. R. Steiner '92 Everitt Smith '8S D. A. Hudson 'SS, A. A. Stagg '8S, William Loring, jr., 'SS, G. 0. Brott 'SS, A. R. Preston 's3, F. W. Russell '6S, W. N Vaine '63, E. N. Tillinghast 'Ss, c. E Wilson '92, E. G. Borne S5, P. S. Evans jr,, '95, J. c. schwab 'S6, G. B. Fowler 'SS, F. A. Verplanck 'SS, Philip Pond 3d. 'SS, xneeland Ball '96, H. E. Fisk 'S3, s. J. Walker '8S, F. B. Nobals 'SS Irving Fisher 'SS, w. P. Baldwin 'SS J M. I4amberton '7S, Hamilton Wallis '63 H. B. Durfee '63, T. M Dunkle '63 F M. Youmans 'sS, S. G. Barclay '6S, s. T Dutton '73 George Cromwell 'S3, H. M Whitney '63, B. M. Mead TO-