The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-26


 only event scheduled for Tuesday after noon is the Yale Harvard baseball game on Yale field. The reunion banQuets or the classes named will be held on Tues day evening,
 The commencement exercises, includ- ing the award of felloWships and of de- grees will take place Wednesday morn- ing in Battell chapel. These will be fol- lowed by the annual alumni banquet in Alumni hall, and by the presidents re- ception in the Art school on Wednesday evening.
 AT SHEET.
 The class day exercises of the Sheffield Scientific school were held ill the Shet- field grounds Saturday morning at lO;5o. The following programme was well car ried out:
 Song-Here's to Good Old Yale.
 History-Henry Seidel Canby.
 Song-Dear Old Yale.
 History-Walter Murray Sanders.
 Song-America.
 History-James Mclean Walton.
 Song-FIi Yale.
 History-Myron Turner Townsend.
 Class Eoem-Lee Wilson Dodd.
 History-Benjamin Vernor Norton.
 The class poem was unusually well written and well read MT. Dodd cer- tainly has marked ability in literary direction.
 As MT. Walton was not present, MT. Walker read his history When the an nouncement that Sheffield was to nave fence was made, MT Walker was 6nnn further the wishes of his classmates III regard to the matter.
 A noticeable change in the custom or "putting up the graduates was that those called for stepped upon the bench- es instead of being lifted on the shoul- ders of their classmates, as in previous wears. This was a decided improve ment, making the exercises much more dignifi2d.
 The class committee was made up as follows: H. c. Cause, R. F. Grant, B. R S11tpline, c. A. Warden, Robert F. Flint, chairman.
 COMMENCEMENT GUESTS, Among the commencement guests who arrived in the city yesterday are the following. who are registered at the New Haven house and at the Tontlne:
 New Haven house-Mrs. B. T. Whit more Miss Whitmore, B. J. Whltmore' New York; Otis H. Waldo Thomas F, Marston, Chicago; Mrs. William H. ackson, Miss Sadie Cooper, Mss Wlllle Fall William H. Jackson, NashVllie' Tenn; w F. Zalraferos, Charles R. Moore. New York; Kneeland Ball. Bull faIo N. Y; Miss Louise DeForest Day, Miss Isham, Miss Carroll, David Will GOV New York; Mrs. Rboert Atkinson, R Lewis Atkinson, St. Louis Alfred I,oomis Curtis, New York; MT, anu Nlls' Ambrose Tighe, St. Paul; A M Doooy' Albany. N. Y; Mrs. Edward l.. upsoii' Chicago; A. D. Salinger, Boston; halpii Baker. Bridgeport; G. Frederlck hasie' New York; N A. Eddy, Bay Clty' Mich. MT and Mrs John D. Dale, Johii Ncchenne, New York; Roy McWilliams' Cbicaeo. F. l.. Buck, Chicago; $. Caay Hutchins. Providence; MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Bates, St. Louis; w. M. Neai' Boston. MY
 Tnntine-M. B. Phelps, Stamford; w. c. Lusk, Schenectady N Y. winthrop Rrainard, Montreal; Fl. c. DoWnes, Chl- caeo. Robert l.. Perew, Buifalo; P. v. Tennen, Bethlehem, Pa; E. A. Maple' Tidrona. Pa; Richard Cheney, South Manchester. Conn; George M. sherman, Prockton. Mass; M A. Guinnip, Wash ington D G.; William c. Stokes, Syra- cuse.
 Those commencement guests register ed at the New Haven house pefore yes- terday are as follows:
 Clifford W. Barney Lake Forest Ill., Mir and Mrs. A. H. Chappell' NeW J,ondon; George A, Mead ana U, d. Bourgeois. ChicagO Charles E. Coflln' Tndianapolis: H. c. Fergason, Clncln- n.ti. Mrs, Herman and Miss Mary r. I<arnan Utica, N. Y. MT. and Mrs D q MafHt Miss Pollard and MISS ru1ia Maffit, St. Louis; MT. and Mrs. J. r Coleman. New York city; MT. ana Mrs A B. Halliday, Yonkers, N. 1'' E w Bissell and B. A. Bissell De- troit; Mrs Anthony c. Brady and MISS Brady, Albany; Mrs, John Reid ana Miss Reid Yonkers; J. Warren Greene and Miss Julia Greene, Brooklyn; Mrs. rohn Gilmore. Miss Vie Mead MISS Adele Bliss and A. Hummer Austin ,se Morristown, Pa; Arthur T. Herr, CbiCagO, w lllali II. h'1' 'SA'AN - Hartford: w. H. Childs, Brattleboro' Vt; Miss Bertha Baker and MISS Lucy Chase, Chicago; Mrs. James H. Wear, St. Louis; H. K Huston, Phiia- delphia; Alfred H. Coolby, Boston; A. w Grant, Mrs. J. w. Grant, Franklin, Pa: MT. and Mrs. Byron Smith, Chi cago: Douglass Stewart, P. 1lsburg, A. R. Bolin and Stuart R. Bolin, Clncln- natl; MT. and Mrs Benjamin Altha, Newark. N. J. H. c. Ferguson, Cincin- natl; Miss Blanche Bissell, Detroit; Miss Sarah Stevenson, Chicago pr and Mrs. Theodore C. Janeway. New York city; MT. and Mrs. c. P. Durstin, Hart ford: Mir and Mrs C. D. Belden and Miss Belden, New York; Theodore Mor- tae,1e. Chattanooga, Tenn; MT. and Mrs. J. B. VanEvery. New York city; Mrs. R. M Newport and Miss Newport, St Paul Minn; Mrs. Mahlon, N. Kline, Miss Belle Kline and Miss Hoyston, Philadelphia; Miss Emil yLong, New York ciyt
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