The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-28

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ing the CcrcmouTea-'The Grafton
to he Delivered by senator De
PCv-The Programme ia Detail
NEW YORK. Nay zS-Vhe tablets for
the Hail Of Fame OF the New York Uni
versity were placed in position last week
and VIII be unveiled on Memorial Day
y stand to hold 400 people has been built
on the west lawn. and seats viii be pro
vidcd on the lawn for 3otJ more Chan
CeIIor 3IacCracken OF the university viii
preside and the Rev DIT Newell Dwight
Hills VIII offer prayer After the prayer
Senator Denew viii deliver the Grafton
of the day.
When Senator DepCW has finished his
speech a procession. headed by the Sew
enth Regiment Band and composed Of
the members Of the university corpora
ton, the women's advisory committee,
the members Of all the faculties Of the
university, the 100 electors who chose the
names for the Hall of Fame, and the rep
ressntatives Of the societies by whom the
tablets are to be unveiled. viii march
from the platform UP the Hall of Fame
walk to Founders Road and along the
road to Statesmens Corner. at the north
end Of the CoIonnade, where the hail Will
be formally declared open.
After a short speech by Gen John NJ
Sch0GeId the band viii play Yankee Doc
die As the first notes are sounded Col
Asa Bird Gardiner and Talbot OIyphaut,
representing the Society of the CinCin-
natl; Gen. John NJ SchofeId and Gen
Henry L. Burnett for the Military Order
of the Loyal Legion; Mrs. Charles W
Fairbanks. Mrs Daniel Manning, and
Mrs Samuel VerpIanck, for the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution; Mrs.
Elizabeth d Gillespie and Mrs. William
Reed. for the Colonial Danes; Samuel F.
Gross and Edward V Gazzam, for the
Sons Of the American Revolution; Miss
AdaIine W Sterling. Mrs Nathaniel Seav-
ct Keay, and Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow,
for the Daughters of the Revolution. and
Morris P Ferris and Ernest II. Crosby,
for the Sons Of the Revolution. will unveiI
| the tablets to Washington, Lincoln, Web
ster, Franklin. jefferson. Clay, and
Adams in the Statesmen's Corner
The tablets to Grant, Farragut, and Lee
VIII be unveiled by Allan G. Blackwell.
commander of Lafayette Post, and The
ron E Parsons, commander of Alexander
Hamilton Post, Of the Grand Army of
the Republic Commodore Frederick z.
ffaskins, W. H. s Banks, the secretary;
j Z Smith, national aide, and Lieut..
| Commander P J. Doherty, for the Ma
! tionaI Association Of Naval Veterans.
and Mrs Edwin G. weed. Miss Nary F
Weaver, Miss W W Reade. and Mrs.
| Parker, for the United Daughters of the
/ COnfederacy- Hail Columbia" Will be
| played by the band as these tablets are
unveiled
The tablets to Marshall, Kent. and
Story, the jurists. viii be unveiled by Ed
| mUnd Netmore, William 3. Horn5lower,
| and Austen G. Fox. Of the American Bar
/ Association; ex-Judge James NJ Varnurn
/ Of the Bar Association of New York, and
( Samuel Nice. Lindsay, James T Young
/ ana Edward J Dev;1e- of the American
] Academy of Political and Social Science
/ II is feared that James B Dill. who was
| TO be one Of the representatives Of the
American Academy Of Political and So
/ ciaI Science, viii not be able to attend.
| because Of the severe injury to his shouI-
/ der he received in a fall from his horse
/ 7yF77n he saved his daughter in Q runaway
accident recently. Edmund Wetm0re viii
/ be the speaker and the music VIII be the
/ Star Spangled Banner"
Dr. j /. n. Curry and Henderson w
SomeTVIlle VIII represent the Peabody
! Education Fund; Edward Cooper. Abran
/ S. Hewitt, and r Fulton Cutting will rep
/ resent tie Cooper Institute and Freder-
I lex Dieiman, Henry ". Watrous. J. G.
/ Brown. and Eastman johnson viii repre-
/ sent the National Academy of Design in
4 the unveiIing Of the tablets to Peabody
/ Cooper, and Stuart. DR.. Curry viii be
( the speaker. The music viii be the Red
/ " hIJe and Blue"
! The tablets to the scientists. Fulton.
/ Morse, Whitney. Audubon. and GRAY will
/ be unveiled by J. J. r Crces and Charles
( Warren Hunt, Of the American Society
| OF civil Engineers; Carl Herring, Charles
+. SteinTnetzr o. ). Dunn, and Francis
! Wiley Jones' Of the American institute Of
/ Electrical Engineers; Prof Robert H
| ThurstOn. OF the American Society Of Ne
| chanicaI Engineers; William J. Sedgewick,
! and Dr. Benjamin !. Robinson, Prof. By
/ ron D HaIstead- George w. Atkinson
| Prof. N l. Britton, and DIT. /. H Tn
! CeTWOOd, OF the Botanical Society of
| America Prof Thurston viii make the
| speech, and Rally Round the Flag" VIII
/ be the music.
! Edwards, Mann. Beecher, and Claiming
/ are the great teachers that have tablets
| in the Hall Of Fame. The tablets to them
| viii be unveiled by John Willis Baer Of
/ the Society Of Christian EndeavOr; DR.. J.
/ II Green c ] Baxter. Frank A Hill,
! and St J MCCutchen. Of the National
] Educational Association LUcien G. War
! neT, Alfred HaTli1g, and Frederick 3.
/ ScEeuCk, Of the Young Mems Christian
( Association and George H Sargent, Of
! the New England Society. DR.. Green VIII
| be the speaker The music viii be Dixie
| The authors for whom tablets have been
/ placed in the haH are Emerson HaW-
/ thorue. Irving, and LOngfelICEv. The tab
/ lets vii be unveiled by young women OF
! the New York Normal College. Peter
! Cooper High School, the WadIeigh High
! School, and the Brooklyn Girls High
/ School Miss Neilis / r. Goodwin viii
! be the speaker The music viii be The
1 Battle Hymn Of the Republic
1 After the tablets have been unveiled
/ the procession will march back to the
platform, and the ceremonies win end
3 Too 4 rio.