New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

Of these ball playing professors were athletes
in their undergraduate days, and, though their
limbs may have been stiff and their aim bit
uncertain. they showed that they had not lost
all OF their oldtime skill The makeup of the
team has not yet been determined, but among
the candidates are z. NJ. Lewis. of the depart
ment of English; W. NJ. Gilbert, assistant sec
retary of the university: Rudolph Tombo, jr,-
the registrar; Professor E H. Miller. of the de-
partment OF chemistry; Professor c. E. Bikle,
of Teachers College; Professor c. H. Young. of
the Department Of Greek: Professor Henry z.
Champion. of the department Of chemistry: DR..
Charles Knapp, Of the department of Latin, and
Professor N G. McCrea, Of the department of
Latin.
THE 149TH COMMENCEMENT
Tomorrow comes the Teachers College class
day. and then on Wednesday the 10th
mencement exercises take place. The latter will
begin at 1870 o'clock on Wednesday, when the
trustees. faculty and graduating classes will
form in procession in the library and proceed to
the gymnasium In line. too, will be the dis
tinguished guests of the university from other
institutions together with those who will re-
ceive the honorary degrees. The procession in
all will number about twelve hundred. Once in
the gymnasium the candidates for the differ
ent degrees will be presented by their respec-
tive deans, and honors viii be awarded by Pres
ident Nicholas Murray Butler. At ! o'clock the
officers and alumni of the university will pro-
ceed TO Alumni Memorial Hall, in University
Hall for luncheon over which Dean Van Am
ringe viii preside. At the same time luncheon
for the officers. alumne and invited guests of
Barnard College will be served in the college
building After the Columbia luncheon the
recipients of the honorary degrees will make
short speeches, and it is hoped that President
all m OrT1a
big gift to the university. He has done so the
last two cornmencements-
Unlike what has happened in past years, there
have been rurnors to the probabl re-
ciptents of the honorary degrees Not the slight
est suggestion Of the names of the distinguished
men who Will receive degrees has 10 the present
escaped.
THOSE IN CHARGE
James C Egbert. jr.. 81 representing the uni
versity will be in charge Of the commence
ment, and William Hamilton Russell rs. Will
act as alumni marshal Edward Delavan Perry
10 is chairman Of the committee of the Alumni
Council Following is the committee Of ar
rangements for the commencement:
Columbia ColIege-Chair1nan, Harold Chafee
McCoIlum; Herbert Roe Oden, Russell P. Hoyt,
jr Barnard College-Chairman, Madeline Day
reII Skinner; Jean Wallace Miller, Marion Eliza
beth Latham Teachers College-ChairnaE, Sara
Wells Bostwick; Caroline Foote Lester, Kath-
crime Anne Sill. Schools Of Applied Science
Chairman, Ogden Mills Bishop; Stephen Joseph
Pigott Alonzo Bracket Bradley. Schools Of
Iaw-Chairrnan, Arthur Coke Patterson, A. B;
Edward John Redington. A b, Stephen Payn
Nash. A B. College of Physicians and Sur
geons-Chair1nan. Alfred Jerome Brown A. B.;
John Devereux Herman, jr. A B. Lew Henri
Finch Schools OF Political Science, Philosophy
and Pure Science-Chairrnan, Allen Barber
Eaton, A M; Lorande Loss Woodruff A M,
Janet alexander NcCook, A. B. Faculty mar
shaIs-Henry E Champion, Phi. D. George Clin-
ton Densrnore Odell. Phi. D.. William T Brew
ster A NJ Joseph c. Pfester. A NJ. Rudolph
Tonbo jr, Phi D.. Adam Leroy Jones, Phi. d.
Clyde Furst a. NJ.
The complete programme Of the exercises Of
the next four days is:
COMPLETE PROGRAMME.
June a3oB ai2.Tst T99u ssan by the Rev
June s 1890 a m.-BasebaH game. Senior Class vs.
June ? m1class day. Columbia College. University
June & $50 p -senor class dance. Columbia College.
University GyTnasun Lininat,9h 81 me soVs S,,y
10 N. until 6 D M = Hsyemeysr TO- c,o,-r
ba Section. 500 HavemeyeE: for Barnard Section
June e 30 p nETeachers College luncheon and class
rBne cay = ESQ m-Reoeption and Teachers Col
DAY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
MORNING.
1880 n-The trustees faculties and gradua ing classes
VIII form procession in the library ana proceed 10
gymnasium
fe-rtng Of degrees and award Of honors
AFTERNOON.
90 nn-The officers alumni Of the university VIII
assemble ia Ear Hall Ghe alumni Of the College College on on
the second floor the alumni of other scfoois On
FIRST HoJ-1 proceed 10 Memorial t1aIi-
9 sfamn 62F Ne Hs ahf 1R an
Ho"95d ncb.en an FOR the officers and aIumna Of
Barnard College and invited guests uadesl IN Bar
-nrd College FOR and alumni OF Teachers Col
lese sr Teachers College
Of the Associate Alumni 10 the !
senior class al Barnard College
900 % rn-RIsiness meeting OF the alumni OF ieaceIs
College . l,,,,,,,r,. ,-ouses "a
Inclusive University Hail
1000 D ul-'93 Kneipe University Ran
Earl Hall will be open day and evening in
week for the comfort and con-
venience of all graduates and their friends
In the evening at o'clock anniversary din-
as NJ t,,e classes of SO 10 o3 inclusive will be
served In Alumni Memorial Hall. Speeches ana
eood cheer viii be the keynote Then all the
diners win be guests of the class of % at beer
kneipe or smoker.