The San Francisco call., 1901-10-24
DISTINGUISHED MEN WHO DE-
LIVERED ADDRESSES AT YALE
BICENTENARY CELEBRATION.

institution; Albert Abraham Nicholson profess
William Osler. professor of medicine in Johns
Hopkins Medical School; Henry Smith Prit-
chett, president of the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology; Ira Remsen, professor Of Johns
Hopkins University; Ogden Nicholas Rood pro-
fessor OF physics in Columbia University; VIII
helm Waldyer, professor of anatomy in the
University Of Berlin; Frank Carter, for many
years president Of Williams College; Horace
Howard Furness, editor of the Variorum edi-
tion of Shakespeare's works; Basil Lanneaw
Gildersleeve. professor of Greek literature in
GOODWIN professor Of Greek ih literature MetsGn I'm
Harvard University: Casper Rene Gregory,
University of Leipsic; William Rainey Harper.
president Of the University of Chicago; Charles
Lustis Harrison, provost Of the University of
John Ireland Archbishop of ST. Paul; John
La Fargo, president Of the Society of American
Artists; Charles Eliot Norton, professor of the
History of Art, emeritus in Harvard Uniyero
sity; Francis Landey Patton, president of
Bishop Of New York; James Ford Rhodes au,
thor of the History of the United States from
the compromise of 1850; Knut Henning Geze-
member of the Swedish Parliament; Benjamin
Lde Wheeler. president of the University of
the University of Michigan; James Coolidge
Carter for many years president of the New
York Bar Association; Joseph Hodges Choate,
ambassador of the United States at the Court
of ST. James; Melville Weston Fuller. Chief
Justice of the United States; Kazuo Hatoyama,
professor of law in the University of Toxic;
Henry Lee Higginson. fellow Of Harvard Uni
versity; William Peterson principal of McCill
dent Of Columbia College; Fedor Fedorovieh
Martens professor of international law. emer-
titus in the University of st. Petersburg; John
Bassett Moore Hamilton Fish, professor of in
ternational law in Columbia University; Rich
ard Olney, former secretary of State; White
William Thomas Sampson rear admiral of the
United States Navy; Jacob Gould Schurman,
ley Thayer professor Of law in Harvard Uni
versity; James Williams, fellow bursar Of Lin
coin College OF 0XfGrd MARQUIS a,rob9%mi Ito
Roosevelt. President of the United States.
DOCTOR OF LITERATURE.
Thomas Bailey Aldrlch. for many years
editor q the Atlantic :, MS3hg 0aa WASH
other other Southern stories; Samuel Langhorne
clemens. author ;. Of The Adventures q
other stories; Richard Watson Glider editor
OF the Century Magazine; William Dean How
aaor "a Rise of th %
ham, and other works; Brander Matthews,
professor Of literature in Columbia University;
Thomas Nelson Page. author Of "Red Rock"
Chronicles Of Reconstruction" and other
Southern stories; woodrow Wilson. professor Of
versity. '-' =
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.
Alexander veits Griswold Allen. professor Of
seS es95y as Mass. nPse2sa
Hall president OF Union Theological Seminary;
John Massie. vice principal of Mansfield Col
lege, Oxford; Bradford Paul Raymond presI-
dent Of Wesleyan University; Stewart Dingwall
Fordyce Salmond. professor Of systematic the
lege. Aberdeen: George Williamson Smith,
president Of Trinity College, Hartford. Conn.
Address by Mitchell.
The concert by the Boston Orchestra at
o'clock this afternoon. At 4 p. m. Wood
bridge Hall, the new administration build
Ing presented to the university by the
Misses Stokes, was dedicated. President
Hadley presided. The dedicatory address
was delivered by Donald Grant Mitchell.
LII. d. Uk MarveD.
President Roosevelt did not attend the
early afternoon exercises Of the celebra-
ton. After the ceremonies Of conferring
the degrees We're completed & he was driven
pect Hill. The crowds almost blocked the
streets as the party with its escort passed
and many hundreds swarmed along after
the carriage.
After luncheon and brief rest the
Harry s.. Graves and Mr.. Farnum. strolled
across the street to the Yale School Of
Forestry and during the afternoon the
Pesident also received the members Of the
Yale Varsity football team, who, through
of Yale. and later a fellow. rough rider
with Colonel Roosevelt, had asked and
been cordially granted the privilege of a
call. The President left the house at 4:SO
for University Hall.
The final function Of the bicentennial
fair was scheduled as a farewell reception
by President and Mrs. Hadley, but the
presence Of the President, who assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley in receiving, lent
fbopp an Tssrs to the oeeasion Al
that President Roosevelt would be pres