New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
AN LID. FOR M'KINLEY.
YALE HONORs THE PRESIDENT AT THE
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
GREAT APPLAUSE MARKS THE MENTION or HIS
XAME-MAxY DEGREES AND PRIZES
AWARDED Al THE FXFRrlsEs N

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frv TErrGR,TH 70 THE TninrNrI
New-Haycn Conn. Jun" 90 no COMMENCEMENT
exercises % Yole University took piac" IDS mon
Ing IN Batteu chapel. Al 9.i5 the PROCESSION o. OF
fcers of the University the candidates Tor degrees
and alumni formed on the campus under the diTec-
ton Of Professor J. g.. S,hwih. the CHIEF marsha'.
Following Professor Gchwah was ,he 2d Regiment
Band and nevi came the various candidates i'r "'-
crees The members Of each section were ioth'"
as they were to -it in the chapel The pr'-''n'
and corporation. the faculty. alumni ana m'"en
guests followed the candidates
The procession passed on 80 the campus 'hr'Nth
Phelps Gateway into the green theme" Il proceeded
ND Chanol-sf and ro-erie;ed the campus ihrousn
the arch under Vanderbilt Hall. Passing me 70
naming buildings Of old Prick Row. the head 81
tho procession stopped on reaching the south p'r'h
~ the chapel when the graduating classes opened
ranks and stood uncovered Will" the c'iPoth'l""'
faculty and the invited guests moved past into the
chapoi.
moro hril.iar' sight has never been seen on the
Yale campus Thc gowns ~ The dign.taries. me
uniforms Of the young graduates in the Army ana
NAVY the brilliant costumes u the girls In tho
crowded galleries Of the chapel and along the route
made a most -triking scene.
In the chanel every available bit ~ room was oc-
curicd ON the broad platform sat ;he corpora
ton the faculty and candidates for honorary ''-
groes besides The invited guests In the h"'h
trareopt was seated the N"w-Haven symphony
PROFESSOR
lerc oreanisr. Mr. Jeps,n. WIS at the orr"n The
order Of cxercses was ss follows.
overture 70 Huy IH4s n"iN M"nio'ssohn i'r'h"''''
rsS'm rxv tune Of YORK. At The opening Of the
n-s, college Vow Haven n i7lN me cSng ;s
S Ssoina ~ ''' .'ei-6.il ami il 9sn't VERSION
Address by tie pes. GENT ,.,,o,s,,,s
Wai,h,r- rre.,ea from 'pe Me'f''r''ns'r '"'F
Presentation me rc'i~r' ana ,i, i,,~, =, ' oa
fff.r .R1 III
f degrees. IN ihc "n'~ing oir H,,n'' n.os.,,I =
I,ir,,y nachel,rs - Fne Maslefs = 49, MA.
tiers u Lows. eva Ensin@~r , W.. h@I'y''
'i fTc.ep,on 70 pcse9 aaa f' t',, ~ 6 5ee
q r.t r,,a me caafe-rlnr # h,n,rlr' degree
o 'Flr Feste nur+ oNar'in l"'h'i
~ 10 iot,., March from pie Vokunscr tinuni
Tho nroeramme was conducted throughout with
tho formalifies and dignity usual with the con
frrrng Of degrees
The pr.sertai.ors ~ the president were maze NV
m. deans Of ~, various departments IN VIM" '''
candidates were 20 receive their diplomas ne '.'
women candidates for the degree - IN. y r.
ceived loud applause from all present "h''n
hardly ccipsed that given Tho volunteers IN i'''-
,.rv 4 Connecticut Light Artillery and the young
graduates in me Navy
APPLAUSE FOR THE PRESIDENT
At the comforting of tho honorary degrees of
IL. T.. the men IN tho body ~ m" chap'' AZ"
plaudod vigorously. the applause ciinin"'lhE j." d"
enthusiastic ovation when the President OF "a"
r-,,,.a c..,.. -.e,tr.t he d.gr.. ~ lessor
Fisher could hardly an'sh i.- rr~f Introduction of
Ires den, McKinlcy's name hccaus" - ~" cheers
The comforting ~ fho honor TOOK win ~ the in1ors"
meni OF ~" 'i'S'n'h' 'u"' ".' ,,,,.,n ra,,e-
..., 80, 49,, -. -, 3d.. President
I, 90 r.ra-fod that President Mckinley was ~
ferod honorary dcrfees h} Princeton. nF"r'IiF "i
PENNSYLVANIA. Harvard ard Yale. d''hn'"F HN o.
cept the last
The narre = Prcslten' I" rK'nlov v1s presented
.tv Professor Fisher VINO spoke r~ fpnows