The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-24
IN HONOR OF TIE PRESIDENT
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 After the guests were recelVea re- treatments were served in the olhihs room Delmonic being In charge.
 shortly after Ii o'clock Presiaent Roosevelt and his party were driven to their special cars, bidding farewell to New Haven.
 Detectives Donnelly and Dunlap anu a snecial corps of policemen guarded the Farnam residence last night, the detectives doing duty inside or the 1 house.
 | Tn addition to the guests at the prl- yate dinner at MT. Farnam's, the ilst of whom appears above, the following were among those noticed in attendance at the invitation reception given from 9 to 10:
 Professor Caspar Rene Gregory or Ieipsic, Pro Rector Wilhelm Waldeyer' of the University of Berlin, Professor Hadamar, of Paris, Professor Cox, or Cambridge, President Harper, Of Chi- capo President Taylor, of Vassar col lege Edmund C. Stedman Richard | Watson Glider, editor of the Century Professor George B. Stevens, Professor Frank K. Sanders, Dr. Benjamin Il. Cheney, Captain Charles H. Townshend' Professor C. P. Kltchel, Professor Thomas Goodell, H. Grant Thompson pr. w. H. Carmalt Rector George b' Fox. Professor Franklin Bowdieh DeX- ter. Professor Theodore s. WooIsey, Judge Lynde Harrison, Professor WIZ liam Lyon Phelps, Dr. c. A. Lindsey Professor George J. Brush, Professor Thomas Seymour. Professor Beeee President John M. Hall, of the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail road Talcott H. Russell, Professor John F. Weir, Professor James M. Hoppln professor George D. Watrous pr. Will liam H. Ring, John D. Jackson, Prores sor George P. Fisher Hon. N D. Sper' ry, J. T. Whittelsey, Eli Whitney, pr Francis Bacon, Rev. Dr. Frank Woods Baker. E. Ely Garrison, John B. Car rington. E. c. Graves. Professor D Cadv Eaton. George B. Martin Colone N C. osborn. Morris F. Tyler, MaN Adler, Rev. pr, G. Brinley Morgan, pr J p c. Foster F. Thornton Hunt President Rees, of Rochester un1Ver' sitv Professor Wheeler, of University of California, Professor Hernert E Smith. Professor J. c. Schwab, Henry T Blake. P. M. Carter, of Williams Professor William P. Blake, Dr. Mur rav of Glasgow, pr. D. w. Forest, O , Scotland, Professor Williams of OK ford Professor Massie, of Oxford, Y. G : Stoddard. Colonel Rutherford TroW bridge. Rev. Thomas Bacon, James E Wheeler. Harry G. Day, Henry l. Hotchkiss. Charles A. White, G. l.. Sar , gent. John K Beach, John B. Fitch a :Tustus $. Hotchkiss and Walter ; . Whitcomb.
 Yesterday afternoon was quiet on f for President Roosevelt, most Of tn v time being spent at the residence or " a w Farnam, ex-treasurer or 4ale, o
 prospect street. He went there aoou A 9 o'clock, immediately after the eXer cises at the Hyperion came to close and remained at the house until te . | minutes before five, when he walked | r the Yale School of Forestry, which I Idiagonally across the street from tn
 Farnam residence. MT. Farnam's nous " was the gathering place of many or LII most prominent men attending the Yal :, celebration yesterday afternoon, and
 maid their respects to President Roose a J welt A luncheon was served Tn honc e of the president about 2:30 o'clocl
 There were about twenty-five at tn . Itable Mrs. Farnam was at the hest ,s of the table and at her right sat Pres
 dant Roosevelt. Secretary Hay sat g I, Mrs. Farnam's left. In the center ( "a the table was jar bearing betWee