The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-23
YALE'S PROGRAMME TO-DAY
FULL 4RRANGEMENTS FOR THE COMMEMORATIVE EXERCISES.

dent Roosevelt to be In Line-LtSt of Complete Plans and Details for the Main Event of the E Blcentennial-cari DuTt ana Wallace s. Moy1e soloists for the Commemorative Ode. The official programme for the com memorative exercises which will be held to-day, the principal event of the cele- bration, has just been completed by the bicentennial committee. It includes sev- eral announcements which have never before been made. the list of the process sion, the marshals and other routine plans which are made for the first time The complete list is as follows: Procession of Guests and Graduates, the College Campus and the City Green, Chief Marshal-Colonel Theodore Aired
 Bingham, NJ. A.. US. A. Marshals-Rev Benjamin Wisner Bacon, Lit. D., D. D.; Henry Walcot Farnam M A., R. r. D.; Thomas Hooker, M. A.; Edward vilette Reynolds D. c. L.; sam uel Simons sanford, NJ. A.; John Chris topher Schwab, Ph. D.
 Order of Procession:
 MarshalS. Second Regiment Band, Connecticut Nation'
 al Guard.
 Color Guard
 Chief Marshal. The President of the United States and the
 President of the University. The Governor of the State and the eX-Pres-
 ident of the University. The Secretary and Treasurer of the
 University.
 The Fellows of the Corporation. Former Fellows and officers of the Corpor'
 atton. Representatives of the National Govern
 ment. Representatives of the State Government The Mayor and Corporation Counsel
 of the City
 Marshals. Candidates for Honorary Degrees and Other Distinguished Guests Of
 the University. Delegates of Foreign Universities and
 Learned Societies Delegates of American Universities and
 Colleges. Delegates of American Learned , Societies. Soc let Delegates of Schools and Academies Deans and Directors of Departments. The Faculty of the University.
 Marshals. Representatives of the City Government. Representatives of the Clergy of
 the City.
 The Citizens Reception Committee
 Graduates of the University. Commemoration Exercises, Hyperion Thea
 ater, 10:S0 q. m. overture-Die Meistersingep Son NVTa Wagner bprp hlClHIu w uShcE Commemorative Poem by Edmund Clarence Stedman, L. H. D., IL. D. Greek Festival Hymn, composed by Thom. as Dwight Goodell, Ph. D., Professor of the Greek Language and Llteratnre, tne ne music composed by Horatio Parker. NJ. A.. Battell Professor of the Theory Of Music; Dr. Carl Dufft, baritone; Wallace Moyle, tenor.
 Commemorative Address by the Honorapla David Josiah Brewer, ILL. D., Justice or tho Tinted States Supreme Court. Presentation to the President and Fellows of candidates for honorary degrees, with the comforting of the degrees by the President and the investing of the recip- tents with academic hoods. The following members of the Faculty or the University will present the candi- George Jarvis Brush, ILL, D., Director of the Sheffield Scientific School from 1872 to 1899. and Professor of Mineralogy, Emeritus. son Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. Reverend George Barker Stevens Ph. D., D. D., Dwight Professor of Systematic Theology.
 Theodore Salisbury Woolsey, M. A., Profes sor of International Law. Hymn-My County, 'Tls of Thee. penediction T, l by the Rev. Timothy Dwight D. D., IL. D., President of the Univer- sity from 1886 to 1899. Commemorative March by David Stanley Smith, B. A. Concert by the Boston Symphony Orches- tra, Hyperion Theater, 2:3o p. m fThe participation Of this orchestra in tho bicentennial exercises Is due to the gener' osity of Henry Lee Higginson, M A., q Eel low of Harvard University.) Wilhelm Gericke, conductor; Miss Milka
 Ternina, soloist. Rrahms Academic Overture" Beethoven. Aria from "Fidello" Iiszt .Festklange" Wagner. Prayer from "Tannhauser" Beethoven. .. Symphony In major, No. '. I. Poco sostenuto, Vivace.
 H. Allegretto.
 III Presto, Presto memo assai.
 ". Allegro con brio. Dedication of Woodbridge Hall p. m. Prayer by the Rev. Theodore Thornton Munger, D. D., Fellow of the Cor poration
 Address by Donald Grant Mitchell IL. D.
 Farewell reception by the President of the University and Mrs Hadley, University Hall, 5 p."m.