New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

ST, thus encircIing the public square at the
oeg1nnins OF the line OF march The procession
VIII pass the gymnasium in Elm-st-. and will
tnen move through YOrk-st- TO Crown-st, going
down Crown-st. to Orange-st- where it Will pass
through the business part OF the city TO the
conese residence portion Turning through
Irumbull-st the line will stop at President
Hadley's house, on the corner OF Whitnay-ave-,
where it will be reviewed by Yale's president
ana orhcers- 1t will then take a short cut TO
the head Of HillhoUse-ave. where ex-President
dwight viii review il from his residence Nov
ing down the broad sweep OF HilIhouse-ave-,
New-Haven's most beautiful avenue, 70 Grove
ST, the procession will pass the Scientific School
and the bicentenniaI buildings. II Will then
reach the green again by way Of WalI-st- and
Temple-st-. and will then pass through College
ST. 10 the Phelps Gateway, through which IL will
move to the campus and disband The process
sion will take up over thirty city blocks A gen
eral celebration on the campus Will close ths
night.
HISTORICAL. PANTOAIMEs.
Tuesday evening viii come the student
dramatics on the campus. A great amphitheatre
capable of seating six thousand persons will
De erected IN front OF DUrfee. with a large stage
Here a series OF pantomines will be given by
the Tale Dramatic Association. representative
or various events in Yale's history. from serious
70 comic. Oldtirne football games old campus
riots. the founding OF Yale and other scenes will
be given A great illumination and singing by
the old and young Yale men will conclude this
evening.
The musical part Of the programme has been
closely follow the lines OF the Worcester Music
Festival There will be three distinct musical
performances The New-HaVen GOunOd Society
Will give Professor HOratiO ". Parker's "HOra
Nov1sstna," which the composer will lead The
New-Haven symphony Orchestra, supplemented
oy a number OF musicians from out OF town,
Will furnish the accompaniment The New
Haven symphony Orchestra will give a public
concert, will the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
through the generosity OF Colonel HigginsOn, OF
Boston At the GoUnod concert there will be
several well known sOloists in the cast among
them Nine Zimmerman. Gertrude May Stein.
Evan Williams and Cswyllym Miles Each even
and on the green. and on Tuesday evening
there will be grand rally OF Yale men, at
which all the Tale songs, old and new. will be
sung. new Yale song, by W E. Haesche OF
this city. will then be sung for the first time
and the undergraduate composer of Yale's
famous war song, "BOOla," will lead that stir
/ ring melody.
In athletics the bicentenniaI will have only a
side interest. as this part OF Yale life il is not
desired TO make too prominent As il will be
in the middle OF football season. one OF the
regular games OF the year will be played for
the benefit OF returning graduates who have not
seen a modern Yale team play. This game will
Bates College Immediately after the game a
| second game viii be played, which viii be unique
| in Hale'S football history. This will be a con
test OF one thirty-Iniuute half between the
. second Yale team and eleven made up OF
famous old Yale football players While the
ma keup OF the graduate team is still in the air
Walter Camp. who has its selection under con-
sideratiOn says that he expects 10 have II COM
posed OF the most famous OF Yale's old gridirOn
heroes II Will be a remarkable event, and will
serve 70 contrast new and old Yale methods
OF play