The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-16
NEW SUPPLEMENT ISSUED
TO THE YALE UNIVERSITY RULE
TIN.

TO THE YALE UNIVERSITY BULLE-
TIN.
Contains Complete List of Lecture Ser
mons, Addresses and Concerts During
the Winter Term-IncIudcs About 100
Appointments Many of Thcse Made
Public for First Time.
A supplement to the Yale University
Bulletin will be issued this morning
from the secretary's office 1t will con-
tain a complete list of all the lectures
sermons, addresses and concerts to be
given during the winter term. The list
includes aboue one hundred appoint
ments; many of them are made public
for the first time. Among these latter
are the following:
An address before the Phi Beta Kap-
pa society by Poultney Bgelow, Yale
49, on Colonial Administration" Mr..
Bigelow is the author of various works
on the German empire, and has con-
tributed many articles to reviews on the
subject of colonies. He has Travelled
extensively in the east and made per-
sonal observations of the work of the
colonial settlements of England, Hol-
land and Germany.
Professor Dyer, of Oxford, England,
is announced for an important address
before the Archaeological Institute
His address will be given in the south
gallery of the Art school.
1t is also announced that the Hon.
Whitelaw Reid will be the Bromley lee
turer for this year. The lectures will
be given on February 25 and % on some
subject not yet announced, but having
to do, according to the term of gift,
either with journalism, literature or
public affairs.
Booker Washington, the principal of
Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, has
promised to be one of the Dwight hall
lecturers. The address will take place
some time in March. Mrs. Ballington
Booth of the Salvation army, will also
be one of the lecturers in this course.
The lectures Of Hon. David j. Brewer,
Yale 56, associate justice of the United
States supreme court, on the "Respon-
sibilities of Citizenship" will be six in
number and given on February II, 10,
u.s. Is, 20 and 81. These lectures are on
the Dodge foundation, the lecturer re-
ceiving the income from the 100000 pro-
vided last year by William q. Dodge, of
New York city.
Another announcement of great i'm
portance is to the effect that Frederic |
Harrison, the distinguished historical |
and philosophical writer of England, |
will make an address before the univer-
sity on March a.
This University Bulletin Supplement |
gives in very striking form the great
privileges afforded Yale students in the |
line of lecture courses and other oppor-
tunities outside the curriculum. The
following are among the lecture courses
enumerated: Archaeological Institute
of America; Berkeley sermons under
the auspices of the Berkeley association
protestant EpiscopaD of Yale college;
the Bromley lectures on Journalism
Literature and Public Affairs; the Yale
lectures on the Responsibilities of Citi-
zenship; the Dwight hall lectures (Y. M.
c. A.) the university lectures on Liter
allure; the Phi Beta Kappa lectures;
the university lectures on Psychology;
the Yale public lectures in cooperation
with the New Haven University Exten-
sion Center; the Sigma XII lectures and
the Sheffield lectures.
Other lecture courses are the Leonard
Bacon club lectures, Divinity school;
the Art school lectures given last fall;
the medical alumni lectures given from
TINA to time during the wear. the lee
lures under the auspices of the Kent
club Of the Law school, and the Yale
lectures on Preaching. The Bulletin
announces that the last named will be
given in the last three weeks of April
by Rev. George A. Gordon, D. D., Of
Boston.
The privileges of the college chapel
and of the various university concerts
are also notable. Among the preachers
for the term are to be Bishop Potter Of
New York, Dr. Henry Van Dyke Of
Princeton, Professor Peabody, of Har-
ward, Robert E. Speer of New York.
and DR.. Henry Curtis, of Cincinnati
In the Berkeley course of sermons
Rev. Charles A. Briggs D. D., of Union
will preach on "The Inspira-
ton of the Bible" and Rev. William S.
D. d. of New York city, on
''The Immortality Of the Soul"
The Symphony and Chamber concerts
will be given as usual, the former I'M
der the leadership of Professor Parker,
the latter by the Kneisel quartette Of
Boston.
His Worship Ito prisoner who has