The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-15

| Preach I'm BatteII Chapel on Sunday
ley Monday-Campus illumination
! DIFFERENTIATION of Degrees
Wednesday.
Below is given the programme for the
Yale Bi-cent ennial celebration, as an
| nounced by the bi-centennial commit
tee. 1t reads as follows;
| Sunday, October 20, 1890 a. m.-Di-
vine service in the Battell chapel. Ser
| mon by the Reverend Joseph Hopkins
| Twichell, A. M. The center aisle is re-
served for the delegates of institutions
of learning. The galleries are reserved
for ladies. Special divine services in
Center church, sermon by the Reverend
Newman Smyth, D. D.; in the United
church, sermon by the Reverend Jo-
seph Anderson, D. D.; in Trinity
church, sermon by the Reverend Wall
ton Wesley Battershall, D D.. and in
the First Methodist church.
$3.50 p. m.-Address by the Reverend
Professor George Park Fisher, D. D.,
LII D.. on Yale in it's relation to Chris
tian theology and missions, in the Bat
tell chapel. The center aisle is reserved
for the delegates of institutions of
learning. The galleries are reserved
for ladies.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81.
Monday, October 81 $3.50 p. m.-Dedi-
cation of the Ives-C Cheney Memorial
gateway.
1920 a. m.-Address by Thomas
Thatcher, Esq, on Yale in its relation
to law, in the Battell chapel Address
by Professor William Henry WEIGH, |
LII. D., on Yale in it's relation to medi-
cine, in the Battell chapel, The center |
aisle is reserved for delegates of insti-
tutions of learning. The galleries are |
reserved for ladies.
$3.50 p. m-Address Of welcome to
guests of the university and represen-
tatives of the alumni, by President
Hadley, in the Yale Art school, Adj
mission by invitation.
500 p. m.-Assembly of students and
graduates on the campus. Admission
to the campus to wearers of badges.
900 D. m-Torchlight procession of
students and graduates. Route of the
From the Phelps gateway
to Chapel street, to Church street. to
Elm street, to York street, to Crown
street, to Orange street to Trumbull
street. to Whitney avenue, to Sachem
street, to Hillhouse avenue, to Grave
street, to College street, to the Phelps
gateway and the campus.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1890 a. m.
Address by President Cyrus Nor
hrop, LII. D., on Yale in it's relation to
he developments of the country, in the
3attell chapel. Address by President
Daniel Colt Gilman, LII. D., on Yale
n it's relation to science and letters, in
he Battell chapel The center aisle is ..
eserved for the delegates of institu-
ions of learning The galleries are re- ,
erved for ladies.
200 p. m.--Foot ball games at Yale
eld; Yale university and Bates col
ege; Yale university and team Of
raduates. Tickets for sale at the field.
4:30 D. m.-Choral performance of
Professor Horatio Parker's "Hora No \
issima'' by the Gounod society and the =
lew Haven Symphony orchestra, in "
ne Hyperion. Seats reserved for ladies h
gliding tickets. Il
500 D. m.-Illumination of the cam II
us. Admission to wearers of badges t;
Id to ladies holding tickets. Student tt
ramatic performance and singing in u
le campus amphitheater. Admission Il
wearers of badges. p
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. ST
Wednesday, October 23, 100 a. M al
ssembly Of guests and graduates on -
lie campus. The order of assembly y
1oa iSb AHY,1iGcinn n the | L,
lmpus to wearers of badges 4
1920 a. m.-Procession of guests and n
,aduates to the Hyperion. Route of !
le procession: From Dwight hall to }
I'm street, to Temple street, to Center 4
lurch, to the Phelps gateway, to the Z
anderbilt gateway, to the Hyperion. y
commemorative poem by Edmund =
arence Stedman, p H. D., IL, D. =
commemorative address by the Honor =
lie David Josiah Brewster LII. D. h
rchestral and choral music. Greek q
stival hymn by Professor Thomas z
wight Goodell, Phi. D., the music by W.
'ofessor Horatio Parker, A. M. Con- :
rring of honorary degrees. The gal y
~ is reserved for ladies. y
2:3O p. m.-Concert by the Boston -
'mphony orchestra, Mr.. William =
aricke, conductor, in the Hyperion. q
ats reserved for the holders Of tick =
S.
Loo p. m.-Dedication of Woodbridge ID
IL. Address by Donald Grant Mitch q
IL. D. Admission by invitation. 4
200 p m.-Farewell reception of the =
ests and graduates of the university =
President Hadley and Mrs. Hadley,
the University hall.