The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-18
YALE COMMENCEMENT
 EXERCISES.
FULL ORDER OF PROCEDURE
 ON COMMENCEMENT DAY.

ON COMMENCEMENT DAY.
 Procession and Places Assigned-Dis-
 tributiOn of ticxets-Order of Cere-
 monies at COmmencement-Gen
 Instructions.
 The order of exercises on Commence ment daiy, June 29, is as follows:
 Procession-The candidates for de- grees will form promptly at 9:45 on the college campus, along the walk running from the west end of Vanderbiliit Hall to Alumni Hall, ini the following or der: B. As with the lead of the liniie at the Chittenden lbrary; Ph. B's with the head of the line opposite the cen- tral part of the old library; IL. B S, B. F. As, Mus. B's and B. D's opposite the Pierson statue, and behind them M. As, M. SIS c. Els, M. Els M. L.'s, M. D's and Ph. D.'s. Members of each group will form in the same order in whichthey will be seated in the chapel, the number of the pew assigned each candidate being posted on the official bulletin boards of each department be- fore Commencement day. Candidates will appear in academic costume.
 The corporation and invited guests of the university wll assemble in Wood bridge Hall, professors in Dwight Hall, and follow the candidates for degrees in the procession. The graduates will form on the walk leading from Durfee Hall to the Vanderbilt archway. Fath- CTS and guardians of the candidates, if not provided with tickets of admission to the visitors galleries, may join the procession of the graduates with their contemporaries.
 The processon will pass out of the college campus through the Vanderbilt archway, and after crossing the Green, pass between Fayerweather and White Halls to the University campus. The candidates for degrees will then open ranks, and stand uncovered while the corporation, invited guests and profes- sors move into Woolsey Hall, the can- ddates and graduates following.
 The seating plans are as follows:
 The candidates for degrees will be grouped thus: B. As in the left cen- ter aisle; Ph. B.'s, IL. B.'s, B. F. A. S, Mus. B.'s, B. D.'s, M As. M. C.'s, C.. Els, M. L.'s, M. D.'s and Ph. Dis in the right center aiisile; graduates iini the remaining seats. A detailed seat ing order will be posted on the bulletin boards of each department on or be- fore Saturday, June 25.
 ssoly Ate fn 11 yieit nre-t rrsI1o ,-in fOr the Commencement exercises on June 29, as well as for the Baccalaureate ad- dress on Sunday, June 26, will be dis tributed to the candidates for the de- gree of B. A. at the bursar's office on Saturday, June 25,from to I to the candidates for the degree of Ph. D. in room O, Sheffield Hall, on Friday, June "A, from to 1; to the other candidates through their respective class commit tees of officers; to the officers and guests of the university by application at the secretary's office, Woodbridge Hall. Tickets for the Baccalaureate address which are not needed should be returned to the secretary's office, Woodbridge Hall, by Saturday, June 25, at Ii a. m; tickets for the Com mencement exercises to the same place by Tuesday, June 28, at Il a. m.
 The order of ceremonies will be as follows:
 The candidates for each degree will be presented by the dean or some other officer of the faculty under which they have studied. The candidates will rise when presented, and remain standing until they or their representatives have returned to their seats.
 The bachelors and masters diplomas will be received by members of the sev- eral classes specially selected for this purpose, who, after the formal presen- tation by the dean or director of the faculty, will ascend the stage, receive the diplomas from the hands of the president and return to their seats. Each of these men will be responsible for the parchments entrusted him, and will distribute them at the close of the ceremonies. Candidates for higher de- grees will receive their diplomas in per- son from the president at the close of the exercises; candidates for degrees will remain standing while the occu- pants of the platform leave the hall.
 The following general instructions must be observed: Each candidate, unless specially excused, must report promptly at 9:45, to take part in the procession, and must be present in Woolsey Hall during the morning cer- emony. He must also return all books taken from the libraries and discharge all of his obligations to the treasurer by Saturday, June 25, is he is to receive his diploma Commencement day
 Candidates will attend the Baccalau- reate address in Woolsey Hall on Sun day, June 26, at 1O:S0 a. m., and will be sseated as on Commencement day. They will wear academic costume and, assembling at their respective depart ments at ten o'clock, will proceed in a body to the hall.
 PROGRESS OF HOPKINS