The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-24
BI- CENTENNIAL VISITORS.
DISTING UISHED MEN WILL BE
 ROYALLY ENTERTAINED.

In Households of Private Citizens | President Roosevelt May be Guest oi Ex-Treasurer w. w. Farnnm-Whers | Some Of the Other IIustrious Guests Win be Housed.
 ! Arrangements have now been partial l ly completed for the entertainment in | distinsUished visitors to the Yale bi- centennial. If, as is hoped, President | Roosevelt. is able to attend the celebra- | tion he will be the guest of ex-Treasur- | CT W. W. Farnam. Prof. Seymour will have an illustrious houseful-Sir Rob- ert Ball of Cambridge, England; Prof. J. H. Blles of the University of Glas- gov, Scotland; President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of Califor mia; President M. Cary Thomas of Bryn Mawr, Prof. and Mrs. Glider sleeve of Johns Hopkins, and Prof. and Mrs. Goodwin of Cambridge. The Hon. Richard Olney will be the guest of
 Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, while Jus tice Brewer of the supreme court will stay with Judge w. K. Townsend. Prof,
 Pierpont will have with him Prof.
 Hademard of Paris, and Prof A. Fl.
 Palmer will be the host of Herrn Biskop Knut Henning Gezelius Bis kopsgarden von Schele of Wisby, Swe- den, pr. Munger will have with him
 Rev. and Mrs. John Massle of Mans
 field college, Oxford, England and
 Minister A. D. White. pr. Carmalt will
 entertain Prof w. Waldeyer of Berlin.
 Gov. Mclean will stay with MT. Phelps
 Montgomery. Of the numerous college
 presidents, President Eliot of Harvard
 will be entertained by Prof. Brush;
 President Seth Low of Columbia, by
 Prof H. w. Farnam; President Angell
 of the University of Michigan by Prof
 Henry w. Rogers; President Harper of
 Chicago by Prof. Curtis; ex-President
 Daniel c. Gilman of Johns Hopkins by
 Prof Woolsey; his successor at Johns
 Hopkins, President Ira Remsen by
 Prof Penfeld; President Harris of Am
 herst by Mrs. Samuel Harris; Presi-
 dent Patton of Princeton and pr. liar
 rison Chancellor of the University of
 Pennsylvania by Prof. Sheath; Presi-
 dent Tucker of Dartmouth, and Presi-
 dent Schurman of Cornell by Prof. H.
 S. Williams; President Prtchett of the
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 by c. M. Ingersoll, jr.; President Hyde
 of Bowdoin by Prof B. W. Bacon
 President Taylor of Vassar by Hon.
 Pierce N WeIch; President Seelye of
 Smith by Prof. Goodell; President
 Thwing of Adelbert college by Prof.
 Perrin, and Principal Booker T. Wash
 ing of Tuskegee, by Prof. Schwab.
 Among the more distinguished of the clergy who win be present are Arch bishop Ireland of St. Paul, the guest of Prof. Tracy Peck; Bishop Potter of New York, and Dr. Allen of the Cam bridge Episcopal school, the guests of Rev. A. P. Stokes, jr., Dr. Gordon of Boston. who will be entertained by Dr, Munger; Bishop Davies by eX-Presi- dent Dwight; and Archbishop Tucker of Bermuda by Robert Brown The world of art and letters will be repre- sented among others by Prof. Charles Eliot Norton of Harvard, who will stay with Prof Hoppin; William D. How els and John Lafarge, who will be with the Misses Twining; Richard Watson Glider, who will be the guest of Mrs. W. D. Whitney; George w. Cable, whose host will be Prof. Porter; Wood- row Wilson, who will be entertained by Prof. Sheath and James Ford Rhodes, the well known historian, who will stay at Prof Bourne's. General Hawley of Connecticut will stay with Dr E. H. Jenkins and Judge Shipman of Hart ford with A. D. Osborne. Rear Ad- miral Sampson has accepted an invita- tion to stay with Prof. H, W. Farnam and it is hoped that nothing will de- tain him from attending the Yale fes- tlvities. President Hadley will enter tain c. M. Pratt of Brooklyn.
 With the opening of the fall term in the various American universities and colleges delegates are being appointed to officially represent these institutions at the coming Yale bicentennial cele- bration.
 The Hartford theological seminary will be represented by its president, Rev. c. D, Hartranft. Brown univer- sity by President William Fl. F. Faunce, who received the honorary de- gree of D. D. at Yale last spring also by Chancellor William Goddard, and by the scretary of the corporation of Brown, the Rev. Dr. Thomas D. An derson. Beloit college will be repre- scented by it's president, Rev. E. D. Eaton. who also holds Yale honorary degree
 Whitman college will be represented by its president, stephen l.. Penrose, graduate of the Yale divinity school, 1900. Cecil F. P Bancroft of Philips academy, Andover, will represent that institution. Thomas Harrison, chancel- Tor of University of New Brunswick. will represent Trinity college, Dublin, Ireland.
 The big university dining hall in the new Yale bicentennial building on Grove street, the new Commons will be opened for the first time tomorrow when dinner will be served there, the first meal in the new building. 9ester- day a corps of walters and other help was at work getting the big dining hall into shape and ,dray loads of provisions were taken into the basement to pre- pare for the army of students to be fed