The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-17

EuTSIlcd Men to Deliver Addresses.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. June I7-YaIe-s
great bicentenniaI celebration for next
October is now thoroughly planned and
the first general idea of what the pro-
Eramrne is TO be has been given out by
the authorities The celebration viii be
gin on Sunday, October -, and end on
Wednesday evening. October % Sunday
morning the Rev Joe TwitcheU of the
Yale Corporation. viii deliver the bicen-
tennial sermon in BatteH Chapel, and in
the afternoon there viii be services com
memorative of the week in the United
and Center Churches. where YaIe's com
menCements were formerly held In the
evening Prof. JspSon. the well known uni
versity oTganist, VIII give an organ re-
CitaI in the chapel On Monday morning
there viii be addresses by Thomas Ihach-
Ct. of New York. and Prof William S
WEIGH, Of Johns Hopkins, on The Rela-
ton of Yale to Law and Medicine and
il the afternoon President Arthur T
HadIey viii deliver the address Of wei
come to the guests in Battel Chapel. In
the evening there VIII be torchIight pro
cesssion Of undergraduates and graduates
in costume
On Tuesday morning there viii be ad-
dresses by President Cyrus Northrup. of
the University OF Minnesota and by Pres
-ident Daniel c Gilman of Johns Hopkins
in BatteH Chapel, on The Relation of
Yale TO the Development of the Country
and to Science and Letters In the aft
ernoOn LHere viii be football matches be
tween the Yale Varsity and team from
small college. and between the varsity
and a team Of graduate players. Prof
H ". PaTker's -Hora Novissima'' VIII
-7S no 1.v- u, of
New Haven, assisted by the Boston Sym
PhORy Orchestra, in the Hyperion. IN
the evening there VIII be campus dramat-
les and singing by the undergraduates III
a vast amphitheatTe TO be erected where
Old North and the Treasury now stand.
Wednesday. October y. viii be com
memoration day In the morning there
Will be q procession of guests and grad
yates TO the Hyperion, where addresses
VIII be made and honorary degrees con-
-ferFed. Justice David Brewer. Of the
United States Supreme Court. viii deliver
the commemoratiou address, and Edmund
Clarence Stedman VIII read the poem for
the occasion In the afternoon the Boston
symphony Orchestra VIII give a concert
in the Hyperion, and in the evening Pres
ident and Mrs. Hadley viii give a fare
well reception to the guests and gradu-
ates in the new Grove Street hall which
viii be formally opened al the occasion.
Of all the public parts Of the pro
gramme the student celebration will be
most striking and picturesque Great
plans are now making toward this end.
The torchlight procession viii be the
spectaC GUAR feature OF the week. and no
Tains are being spared to make it great
success Some 400 undergraduates and
graduates viii be in line. and nearly all
rrr- F,r
ed to have the undergraduates dressed to
represent various stages in the history Of
Yale and the country. The procession will
be led by the incoming senior academic
class, 800 strong. dressed as Indians. rep
resenting the state Of the country around
New Haven before Yale was settled. Fol-
lowing them viii come the incoming sen
Tor Sheffield Scientific School class. dressed
as old colonial settlers. men and women
in peaked hats and queer costumes, each
man with his cross bow OF long gun over
his shoulder. and the usual divine lead
ing the colony Following them VIII come
q regiment Of Revolutionary soldiers,
dressed as were Counecticut's soldiers in
1II5 and led by men made up as famous
Revolutionary leaders. 4 fife and drum
corps on colonial models viii lead the reg
iment. Next viii come a body of men
about the year IsI2. when beaver hats and
long coats were the style, and when the
students wore boards and flowing wills
kers- Later periods in Yale's history Will
be represented by a detachment Of Yale
volunteers IN the Spanish war and by a
mounted troop Of Rough Riders and by
the crew Of the cruiser Yale Immediate
" after the graduates VIII march the
outgoing senior classes Of the university,
dressed to represent the Filipino deIega-
ton that waited on Judge William II.
Taft. IS. who is now in the Philippines
The remainder Of the procession viii be
made up OF professional school men
dressed TO represent their caIlings. and
by the large body Of graduates who viii
be present, dressed in caps and gowns.
All Of the bands that could be secured in
q radius of 100 miles viii march in the
procession \ feature Of the parade viii
be the large number Of aIlegoricaI and
historical floats that are now in process
Of making, which VIII represent various
features of Tale's history It goes with
out saying that these viii not be dull The
delegations Of students from Harvard
Princeton. Trinity. and Wesleyan, who
will be guests OF the undergraduates, viii
also march in the procession, dressed in
appropriate college costumes and cOIOrs-
On TUESDAY night the uLlQtE IdIldLtS
will give an open air performance on the
campus that VIII be unique in Yale an
nails An amphitheatre capable Of seating
6uG1 persons viii be erected this summer
On The present sites Of Old North and The
Treasury which buildings will before
then be torn down, and a stage viii be
Constructed at one end The Yale ORA
matte Association viii have charge Of the
performance, which viii be in pantomirne,
and viii represent various notable events
~ epochs in YaIe's history Most Of these
SiH be serious, and will represent such
themes as the founding Of the college the
passage Of General Washington through
this city in I775, the call 70 arms ~ Capt.
Benedict Arnold. and the rally by Yale
students, an old bread and butter riot, ~
an old firernan's fight. q modern fence
rush. an oId-time football game, and the
like. After the performance there viii be
an hour OF two OF singing on the new
fence. Every evening during the week
the campus and town viii be illuminated
by electric lights and fireworks
The only athletic event that VIII be in
the programme viii be a football game, 10
be played between the Yale, Varsity, and
q team from & small college on Tuesday
b. played between the Yale Varsity and
q picked eleven Of graduate players on the
same afternoon This latter event VIII be
noteworthy as il VIII bring together for
the first time an all star veteran Yale