The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-24
WEBSTER DAY AT DARTMOUTH
PLAYS To ELIMINATE THE CEN
TENaRY or ms GRADUATION.
Parade Of Alumni Te-nlghtI Cornerstone
of Webster Hall to lie Laid To-
Morrow The College Ready 10
Honor the Memory of q Famous Son.

HASovER. n. II, sopt ?3-Thc Webster
centennial celebration. marking the hun-
drrdth anniversary Il the graduation Of
Daniel Webster from Dartmouth College.
for which the onicers Of the institution have
been prrparing for many months. will hegin
tomorrow The town IL fast filling up with
visitors and 10y morning more alumni will
have returned to their alma mater than have
evrr teforr assembled. The occasion will.
in fact. IL a sort OF general homecoming
for the SONS OF Dartmouth. They have en-
gag"d every available room In the village.
dormitories viii H. given over to them by
the students. and hundreds ~ cot beds
will Is ranged through the various college
halls. Tho college commons or dining
club has made provisions TO receive hun
dr,ds Of guests.
Tn committee has decidcd TO invite tho
tovnspcople 10 illumiuat" and decorate
their houses. One thousand colorcd cleo
trio lamps nave been PLACED over the col
lego campus they have teen uScd with tho
Same lavishness throughout the collage
yard and on college buildings. and bunting
and other decorations have put the college
huildirgs into a CAV dress Across the face
Of OLD Dartmouth Hall. extending tho en-
tin length 81 the building. APPEAR in letters
FORMED # colored e%laCtric lamps the words.
-Danirl Webster, 1901.
The parade of tomorrow evening will In
many RESPECTS IT, the principal event Of the
wcck Forty horsemen viii lead the line
Of march They will bc followed 10y a
division Z students dressed la Indian cos
tumo. l.tu male and female Fioa'- how
iug -c ne OF Webster coh,g life vii b.
Conspicuous. includlig Ola" which will bar
Webster hug plough and "A trte from
which VIII hang "a s'yth". Another hoat
viii he illustrative Of n log cabin, and all tho
floats will h. decora,"d and illuminated.
The alutnni will bo dp'-s<d In costumes II
the Webster period. and each undergraduate
class will have its Distinguishing costume.
There will probably le 2,O1O men IN line.
A. the Gloss II the parade there will IT, "A
monster boniir" ON the campus and a display
Of fireworks
The exercises will officially open on Tues
day afternoon when Prof & 7 Richardson
viii deliver an address on Webster College
Life and Prof J X Lord n on The
Development 81 tho College SiEcctho Dart
mouth College Case
Al : O'Clock the Varsity eleven VIII play
a anne Il fyutball with an alumni eleven
especially clllcd together for tho occasion
and selected from the best football material
Dartmouth ever graduated, including such
sflrS a. N~'onack, trulius, EcNstorm,
Jennings, Lowe, pllsbLry, Kelley. Marshall.
Cors'u and Proctor
ON Wednesday morning tho cornerstone
e the new Webster Hail U be laid. tho
principal speaker, being Samuel ". NcI all
aud cI-Guv Frank SWEET Black 81 New
York IN" Q rucrsipnc VII bc laid Ivy
Samuel Appleton, the only living grandson
a. Daniel Webster At o'clock pDupl" viii
assemble IN College Yard & give rominis-
c,u0.- 4 Daniel Webster, and NJ q 30 thcTo
will 10 a concert by the Salem Cadet Rand.
On Wednesday evening tho now college
hall viii lie thrown open, and alumni Will
assemble fog a banquet and afi"f-dinuer
sV.o,hc- Tlo-c outh"programWcto -Ietk
include Alfred Russell IL u, Governor Il
Now HAMPSHIRE. Chief Justice Hlydgctt 90
the New Hampshire supreme Court. Ge rye
Fred Williams IL Massachusetts, the Row.
Edward EVoru;t Hale, senator George
Frishio lIoar and Chief Justice Fuller u tho
United States Supreme Court n" hcll
will he decorated. and pictures 81 Webster
owned Nv IA" college viii 10 hung fromthc
walls. Everything will lie Weh-i"rian. even
10 the bil q Pare, much Il which viii bo
furnished from the Webster Place at Frank
lin. y II
~ many people have expressed az In
~t"ution 81 b-ing present that u has been
found necessary Ia restrict admission 90
all indoor gatherings by issuing tickets.
The Webster Hall about Ia hc built, and
tho CORNERSTONE 81 which will h. laid on
Wolnned ay morning, will provide for just
such contingencies iu the future III" prtn-
cipL rom viii b. an assembly hall capable
II holding about 800 pcople. Webster
Hall will be the most expensive building
en- the large cluster 81 beautiful modern
buildings erected since the advent 81 Prc~i-
dent Tucker. On the ground noor will bc
situated all tho Misunderstanding oficcS, Zach
with "A private Office and vault II will he
crested next wear and cost whcn completed