The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-21
WELCOME. SONS OF YALE
1901. PIERsON: 1901. HADLEY

In addition TO the regular religious eS-
ercises scheduled on the official programme
there were services In pretty nearly every
church in New Haven at which some Of the
Yale ministerial delegates CfiCisicd to-day.
In Trinity Episcopal Church Ola the Green
the Rev. Walter W. ~Battcrshall. u II.
Of st. Peter's. Albany. Yale. "a. preached
the bicentennial sermon. lie said that II
was due to the influence Of the Puritan race
that the political experiment Ia this country
racial composites non-explosive, He re-
marked that when Yale discharged Rector
Cutler In iT22 a. the head Of the college,
Yale gave 10 the Anglican Church her hest
son and the Episcopal Church has since
In return been sending her most brilliant
sons TO Yale.
One OF the most notably religious gath
erings was held at noon in Dwight Hell
ON the campus, and was addressed by the
venerable DIR. Timothy Dwight. President
Hadley's predecessor. This service was
entirely for undergraduates. The very
Sirst words Of DIR. Dwight werc:
Il Understood that this service WA for
undergraduates only. but | see that some
of your old graduates have managed TO
get Ia here
President Dwigh, said tina, inasmuch
~ he was not any longer In his old place n
an officer and an Instructor In the uni
versity. he wa delighted with this oppor-
tunity to become acquainted with the
Young Htn VITO nan D%fpftt n DaTt Oh 1alr
since he severed his active association
with the university.
Among the early arrivals to-day waa
Lieut. Gov. Woodruff Of New York. This
evening Archbishop Ireland of ST. Paul
arrived here and ;, stopping at The Ion'ine
dinner At the home Of Prof. Tracy Peel
Among other prominent arrivals were:
T.. j. Broadfeld, Victoria College. Man
chester, England, President Horace Bum
- n
Thomas NJ. browne, President u Leligh
University; Casper Rene Gregory. Uni
yer=ity OF Leip=ig the Rev, Henry NJ. NJ.
Eackett. Del, LID, Principal Of Mon
ireal Diocesan THEOLOGICAL College; Edward
i nsere' c,a ns,eI a %.Isr n A nm rnirar.it S
of georgia: Prof. George W. Kirshway.
dean Of Columbia University; James II.
Kirkland. Chanccllor u vandeybilt Uni
yesity. Nashville. Tenn. Prcsideht Charles
( hyer% Is% H Sey,s.o oe''eSS o s,Gesiy q
dublin: Sr J. q. Bourinot. KCL-. 11.D..
Del, Trinity College, Toronto. Canada.
the Rev Francis Partndee, DID, Del.
Dean OF Kings Collage, Windsor, Now
scotia: President Venable, University OF
ronto University :. r Cspin. A.b.. Prof
,. " Bil-~. Glasgow University; President
". IA. p faunc-, DID. LID Brown Uni.
Ncr~ity. David W. finlay. University of
Atsrtc~n, NuitAm Y fAnotg, thlNeraliN ~
New brunswick: Thomas Harrison. Trinity
Colieg-, Dublin. and the University 81 New
Brunswick. Canada: Jamo~ Mcmahon the
University Of Dublin; fred-rtck \ Noble.
delegate HON the National Counci - Con
srcgational Church~s 81 the United States.
simon Newcomb. President Patton, Prince
ton University. John " Perry. f.cventh
chSrSssa pr-ssasni Horvin 4 Roy i%ts.
non Valley uollegc; Prc~hlsnt !. uak
Sssiyr. smith Co1eg- Theodore l. shp.
President of Muhlrnh-rg Uoli~sr, Allci.
town. Pa the h-y n I n sisitery, the
ksiitfnaFr tathuiir Seminary. frf-foe-t
lame~ N Tayinf. Ns~-as tolhTre. sr-h-
t-arus Tranv. nirnu-on toli~sc. Mi
irlm Msilsy,r. trSisHicl Miihslm lu-
vrfsiiy. Hriin. y n Nrniey. ~. Int
versifv e Glasgow William " kindsaA.
N~auhma-v 1niiege
prominst among otb-s ii-o-n'~ruisl