The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-27

the following programme has been ar
ranged:
Song-Bingo.
History-J. Hamilton Scranton.
Song-Integer Vitae,
History-Frank A. Lord.
Song-Drinking Song.
History-Philip w, Hamill.
Song-'The Pope.
History-Julian S. Mason.
Song-Bright College Years.
History-Arthur D. Baldwin.
Later the class ivy will be planted
The ivy committee consists of Charles
Edward Ives, chairman; Herbert Bud
dington Wilcox, Julian Starkweather
Mason.
LAW SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.
At half past one o'clock this after
noon the annual meeting Of the Yale
Law School Alumni association will be
held in the Law school building, fol-
lowed by luncheon at which extern
poraneous speeches will be made. I'M
mediately after the collation., at about
quarter of three, the alumni will
march in a body to the College street
hall, where the anniversary exercises
of the Law school will take place at 3
o'clock.
The Townsend PriZe-Speaking will
be held at this time, in which compett-
ton four seniors of the Law school
are to take part: E. w. Beattie, G.
L. Hedges, J. o. Moore, and S. Peter
son.
The address to the graduating class
will then be delivered by the Hon.
Charles Andrews, LID, of Syracuse
ex-chief justice of the court of appeals
of New York, on THE Influence of
America on Jurisprudence" The
Masters Grafton will be delivered by
John M. Shepard of Pittsburgh, Tex.
The award of prizes will then be
made. 1t has been decided to hold no
class supper this year.
YOUNG ATTORNEYS.
OF those who took the recent exam
nation for admission to the bar, the
following named were successful: Will
| liam A. Arnold, Charles w. Birely,
Thomas Bowen, James e. Cooper, Will
liam T. Conner, Walter H. Clark,
Charles f. Clemens, Gurtax B. Carlson,
! George E. Cassidy, Leonard j. Collins,
Willard N. Drown, Walter B. Ford,
I Clement A. Fuller, Michael J. Flaherty,
| Jr., Emile Godchaux, Fred s. Jackson,
| Charles E. Jennings, Michael Kilker,
| Charles S. Morris, George S. McGar-
ven, Phelps Montgomery, Patrick T.
| O'Brien, Susanah G. O'Neil, Howard B.
| Peck, Henry F. Parmelee, Charles A.
| Pelton, George v. Smith, Charles P.
Sherman, Harrison ]. Wagner, Robert
| J. Woodruff. The following passed the
literary examinations: Louis S. Beers,
w. D. Bowler, David e. Hughes and H.
| C. Voorhees,.
| MEDICAL SCHOOL EXERCISES.
AS usual there will be no special
| graduation exercises at the Yale Medi-
cal schol, except the annual address
in medicine, which will be delivered
by Professor Clarence ]. Blake of Har-
ward university tomorrow at IL o'clock
in College street hall, on 1.-THE Citizen
| Doctor In the evening a reception
will be given for Professor Blake at
the residence of DR.. Carmalt, to which
all the alumni are invited
The annual banquet of the Alumni
association will be held at the Tontine
hotel this evening at o'clock To
morrow morning at 10 o'clock the nine
teenth annual business meeting will be
held at the Medical school.
ALUMNI MEETING.
Tomorrow morning at $50 the an
nual meeting of the Alumni will be
held in Alumni hall. The polls will be
| open in the library from 10 until / for
| the election of member of the corpo-
| ration The election is for the purpose
of filing vacancy caused by the ex-
piration of Henry e. Howalnd's term.
Judge Rowland will undoubtedly be re-
elected.
CLASS REUNIONS.
The college classes of '4S, SO, SO, '63,
'6S, '73, '7S, 'SS, '92 and '95, will hold re-
unions at different hours of the day
BALL GAME AND CONCERT.
The annual commencement game
with Harvard will be played at the
field at o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
No other game of the year compares
| with this for excitement and fun, and
this year will be on exception as Har-
ward won the game in Cambridge last
week.
The senior promenade concert of the
university glee and banjo clubs will be
given tomorrow evening. This is tc
followed by the senior german in alum
nj hall, which will be led by III. B. Will
cox.
WEDNESDAY - COMMENCEMENT
The commencement exercises will be
held in Battell chapel at 10 o'clock or
Wednesday, June 20. Previous to these
exercises the alumni will march in g
body from the Library to Battell chap.
ell. After an address by the president
the announcement of the prizes anC
fellowships of the university will be
made. The candidates for degrees will
be presented to the president by the
deans of the respective faculties, ant
the following degrees will be conferred
Bachelors of arts, bachelors of philos
ophy, bachelors of law, bachelors of di
vinity, masters of arts, masters Of
laws, civil engineers, mechanical engin
GERS, doctors Of civil law, doctors O.
medicine, doctors of philosophy. Mex
will follow the comforting of honorary
degrees by the president. There will
be no choir singing this year. TIL,
hymns will be sung by the congrega
, ton, accompanied by the organ ant
the New Haven Symphony orchestra
u The orchestra will also render severa
Il selections.