The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-07
THE YALE INAUGURATION
pR0GRAMME OF EXERCISES NOV
 COMPLETED.

Address of Welcome in Behalf Of the
 Faculty wiu be Delivered by Pro-
 ,.,.or Charge P. FIsher-Plans for a
 Monster student Torchlight Process
 s,.,A utuner at tho University Club.
 Arrangements for the inauguration Of President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale university on Wednesday, October IS, are nearly completed, and it is now as- sured that the affair will be one Of the most elaborate and extensive inaugu- rations held in the history of the unl- versity.
 If has heen announced that Professor George r. Fisher, dean of the Yale Dl- vinitv school, will deliver the address of welcome in behalf of the faculty Of the university. This completes the list of routine announcements incident to the inauguration. It is now decided that the following programme Will pc carried out: n. m.-Graduates will assemble on the campus.
 8 D. m.-Procession of graduates, cor poration delegates. etc., Will Iorhl and pass into Battell chapel. The formal exercises will consist Of the introduction of the president by the senior members of the corporation and the inaugural address by Fro lessor George P. Fisher. D. m.-Recepton by the president at the Art school, where collation. will be served at o'clock | S:30 D. m.-Procession by students ana illumination of the campus. | On the campus the undergraduates are preparing with great zeal tor theli share in the inauguration exercises They are organizing for the biggest torchlight procession since the celebrat- ed Phelps brigade was formed eight years ago. Mass meetings have peer | held and committees appointed, mar shals named and general plans laid foi the inauguration exercises.
 l The procession will be led by Captalf Mcbride of the football eleven. Cap tain Allen of the crew will be the mar shal for the senior class. Two Of tht other marshals will be Charles T. Duu lev, Gordon Brown and Porter T. Hal The others are not yet appointed. Class committees have been appointed as fol l lows:
 1901 sc. T. Dudley marshal for tn' scientific school and the senior class Horace Brown, treasurer; R. darkness c. D. Wood, J. S, Porter, c. N. Hickok 2d, and Raynham Townsend.
 1902 S.-Porter T. Hall, marshal fo 1901 S.; Southard Hay, treasurer r. J Gibson, J. F. Ferry, E. Toothe and c. F Cook.
 1go3-Moore, treasurer; Auchincloss Ney, Clark, Fox, c. Brown. Cord Nc Clintock. w. B. Tyler, Jennings, Corey
 Morgan and Teas. Mere names Will D
 added later.
 190l-G. A. Welch, chairman; A. Il
 Richardson, treasurer; A. D. Allen, Ii
 Auchincloss, F. G. Brown, c. w. Cady
 G. P. Chittenden, Julian Day, k. H
 Hixon, H. P. Judd F. l.. Eliason, M
 Mason J. L. Mills, P. D. Moody, Ra,
 Morris, F. M. C. Robertson, KiRgsle,
 Twining, jr., J. H. Wear, A. s. VII Hams. T. $. Woolsey, A. P. Wright am
 A. J. Young.
 19OO-F. B. Adams, chairman; J. E
 Dana. treasurer; F. w. Allen, J. w Barney, J. P. Brock, $. B. Camp, Frank
 lin Carter jr., F. B. Clarke, ir, w.
 Coffin, c. H. Draper, D. R. Francis, jr
 M. P. Gould, J. M Hopkins, T. A. How
 ell, jr., Bascom Johnson, Preston Rum
 mell, G. A, Lyon, jr., M. l., McBrlde' ] M. Mccormick. c. w. McKelvey, J. F Niedecken, B. w. Paddock, H. M. Poyn
 ter, P. A. Rockefeller, R. J. Schwepp'
 C. w. Simmons, Robert Stevenson, jr
 C. E. Sullivan, P. c. Walcott and keye
 Winter.
 , l9O2-C D. Barnes, chairman; w. F Dav. H. ,L. Galpin, N. H. Mason, I
 Mel. Merrill, Gustav Schwab, M. TroW
 bridge, Dorr vele and R. c. Wander
 bilt.
 Each class will raise money to detra 5 the expenses of the celebration.
 Ih conjunction with the action St tf \ undergraduate committee in charge $ the inauguration of President Hadle, . the University. club will give dinn' g of ninety or one hundred covers Anon = the speakers Wlil pe TioleSSoi W. 9 Phelps 'S7, Dr. E. B. Reed 94, A. = Stokes '96. secretary of the corporation s F. $. Butterworth '95 and several unde , graduates. The remaining places . the dinner will be reserved for membe /; of the club until the 14th of the mont
 when any that have not been sold w
 be placed on sale at the Coop, for jul for and senior classes, graduates or u Il university and members of the la' h 1 medical and divinity schools