The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-27
THE YALE BULLETIN.
COLLEGE EVENTS OF THIS
 WEEK.
ImPOrta=: Meetings of the Prudential Committee This Morning at Wood bridge HaII-other Interesting Com n,.ncen,a,,t A,,.o.,..,,.-2.

Committee This Morning at Wood
 bridge HaII-other Interesting Com
 meneement Announcements.
 Monday. June 27-Meeting of pru- dential committee, Woodbridge hall. 1O:15 a. m.
 Sheffield class day exercises-Hill- house avenue. corner of Grove street. 10:S0 a. m.
 Law School Alumni association-An- nual meeting. Hendrie hall. 12:so to 2 F. m.
 Woodbridge hall, 2 p. m.
 Presentation exercises of the senior class in college-Oration. by MT. Lam sing Parmelee Reed. poem by MT. Frederick Erastus Pierce, and class history at College square, p. m.; fol- lowed by planting of the class ivy.
 Law school anniversary exercises with Townsend prize speaking. and ad- dress, by Hon Elihu Root, LLD., on Some Duties of American Lawyers to American Law" Hendrie hall, 2:SO p. m.
 Address before the Medical school Professor William B. Halsted, M. D., IL. D., surgeon in chief of the Johns Hopkins hospital, on Surgical Train ling and Teaching" College street hall. 5 p. m.
 Byers hall eception-Byers hall, 5 Ito ?. m.
 Gle club concert-woolsey hall. S:15 |p. m.
 Promenade concert of the senior class |-Woolsey hall. 10 p. m.
 June, June 2S.
 Meeting of the alumni, with address by the president-Alumni hall, 10 a. m.
 Polls open for the election of member of the corporation -Secretary's office, Woodbridge hall, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
 Dedication of Horace Tracey Pitkin memorial-Memorial vestibule 1915 p. Tn.
 University baseball game-Harvard vs. Yale; Yale field, 8 p. m. Wednesday, June 29. Examinations for admission Yale lcollege hall, beginning at S;3O | a. I'll.
 Meeting of the Association of Class Secretaries-Dwight hall, 9:3O a. m.
 Commencement exercises = Woolsey lhall, 10:S0 a. m. Assembly on campus at 10 a. m. Doors open at 9:3o a. m). Dinner of the alumni-University hall at 2 p. m.
 Presidents reception for the alumni, with their families, and other invited guests Memorial hall, 9 to Il p. m. (Cards of admission for the alumni at the University library). Thursday, June 23. Examinations for admission Sheffield Scientific school North Sheffield hall, beginning at 9 a. m. Examination for matriculation. Med 1 ical department--Med school 150 York street, beginning at g a. m. University boat race Harvard vs. Yals
 Saturday, July ?. Close of examinations for admission. Graduates at the baccalaurete ad- Idress-About 200 hundred seats in the back of the parquette have been re- lserved for graduates at the baecalau- Ireate. For these seats tickets of ad- mission will not be necessary. but graduates and fathers of graduating lstudents wishing to occupy them must meet in front of Woodbridge hall be- fore 1O:30 a. m. Yale Foreign Missionary society," There W i'll be praise service under the auspices of the above named so- ! sciety in Battell chapel on Sunday even ling, June 26, at 8 o'clock. ev. Edward Is. Hume will make an address and members of the University Giee club | will lead the sininging. The Lucius r. Robinson prizes in Latin-Class of 1904-First prize to Ar thur E. Neergaard, of Concord, N. H.: second prize to Brainard E. Smith of
 NTelrose, Mass. Glass of 1905-Third prize to John B.
 Waite of Toledo, o. l Class of 1906-First prize to William | w Gibson of Albany, N. r.; second prize to Faron N. Wakefield of Port chaeter, N. r.; third prize to James F. Hawley of Philadelphia, Pa. College year, 19O4-1905 The first term of the college year, 19O4-l9o5 begins Thursday, September 29. Examina- itions for admission begin Monday, fSeptember 26.
 | SchoolNof Fine Arts-The Jarves and | Trumbull collections, the Belgian wood Icarvings, and other works or art, open
 daily from 9 to 1 and to G. Commencement ticket notice-All
 holders of tickets for commencement exercises are asked to return their
 tickets to the secretary's office in case they cannot use them. The demand for
 tickets is far greater than the supply. l Except graduates and fathers of
 graduating students who join the pro-
 cession of graduates, no one will be ad-
 mitted to the beccalaureate or the commencement exercises without a
 ticket.
 | Alumni dinner notice-The only en- trance for graduates to University hall
 at the time of the alumni dinned will
 be by the south door, near Woodbridge
 hall. The classes will enter in order of
 seniority, beginning at 2 p. m. | Reduced fare ticket notice--All hold
 CTS of certificates of purchase of rail- Iroad tickets entitling them to return "trip at reduced rates, must have their jcertificates countersigned at the Uni versity library on Tuesday or Wednes- day of commencement week. Steinert collection-The Steinert col lection of musical instruments present.
 ed to the university by Morris Steinert Iesq., of New Haven, will be on exhibi-