The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-14
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wYII RE T1KEN DURING BICEN-
TEYNIAL By j. M. WOOLSEY.
Wa. m Member of the Glass of '9S-
Further List of tho Representatives
of Various Schools and Universities
Who Will Be Here-Andrew ID. White
VIII Represent Cornell.

VIII Represent Cornell.
In the historical pantomine which IS
to be the feature Of Tuesday evening
during the bicentennial celebration OF
Yale college, the part Of Elihu Yale
who was born in Boston in 1649, amass-
ed a fortune in India, and endowed the
college in 171S, will be taken by John
Monro Woolsey Of New YORK. MT.
Woolsey is member of the class a.
1898, and now a lawyer, was noted
while in college for his striking resehl-
blance to the well known portrait OF
Elihu Yale, so that he was the natural
choice for this important position IN
the coming celebration.
The University of Missouri will be
represented by Gardiner Lathrop (Yale,
1862 a member of the Board OF Cur
ators, who will be the guest OF Ialcott
Russell; and also probably President
Richard H. Jesse, LII. d.
From St. Pauls school will come the
Head Master, James Miner Colt, m
D.; Rev. George w. Lay (Yale, lSS2)'
and James c. Knox, M. A.
The delegates of the American ORR
entail society will be Prof. Charles
Rockwell Lanman, Phi D., OF Harvard
University, a graduate Of Yale in 1911
one of the first and most noted OF the
pupils of the late Prof. w. D. Whitney,
and one of the most distinguished or
the living Orientalists. Prof. Lanman
is lineal descendant of Jonathan
Trumbull.
The delegate of the American Philos-
~ viz
George F. Baker, Sc. D., LII. D., Fro
fessor Emeritus Of Physics IN the ohl.
yersity of Pennsylvania, a graduate Oh
the Sheffield Scientific school IN 1900
and at one time professor at 4ale.
In addition to the delegates already an
nounced, there will come from Prince
ton. M. Taylor Pyne, of the Board OF
Trustees, and Henry w. Green
Mount Holyoke College will be repre-
scented by it's president Miss Mary II.
woolsey. Lift, D., l.. H. D., and the
College of the Holy Cross, by its Presl-
dent, Rev. Joseph F. Hanselman, >. d.
Rutgers College will be represented by
President Austin Scott, Phi. D. (Lelp
sig) LII. D. (Princeton), a graduate OF
Yale in 1862 and by the following mem
bers of the Faculty. Rev. JACOB Coop
err (Yale, 1852, Phi. D., LII d., Pro1es-
sor of Logic and Mental Philosophy,
and the author of various biographical
and philosophical works, Rev. Charles
IT Hart, D. D., Professor of Ethics; ana
the instructor of Physical training
Fred HI. Dodge (Yale, 1880. Rev.
Boothe q. Davis, Phi. D., President or
Alfred University, a graduate OIL 1ale
Divinity School, will be the guest OF
Dr. Moulton, 10 Bradley street.
One of the most distinguished of the
delegates at the Bicentennial OF Yale
will he the Hon. Andrew d. White, ex-
president of Cornell which University
he will represent. He graduated from
Yale in 1858, has received honorary de-
erees from Yale, Columbia, Cornell,
Michigan and Jena, has published
MANY scientific and historical works,
has occupied important public positions
and is at present United States Ambas-
sador to Germany.
Vassar College will send DELICATE to
the Bicentennial, Prof. William b.
dwight and Prof Laura J. Wylie. Pro-
fessor Dwight is a graduate ootn OF
Yale College, 1854, and OF the Sc1ent11lc
School. in 1859, and Is distinguished as
q geologist. In 1891 he patented a ma
chine for making sections of minerals
which was awarded a medal at the
Paris Exposition in 1900 Professor
wylie received the degree OF Pm. ID.
from Yale in 1894.