New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-09

that new president will be elected to al the
vacancy made by the death OF the Rev. DIT George
D. Baker or Philadelphia The decenual reception
or the class OF 80 Will be held In Stuart Hall at
o'clock Tomorrow on Tuesday the class OF O4 will
be graduated Degrees will be conferred by Pres-
dent Francis l. Patton, and the students will be
dismissed with an address by Hugh r. Hamill OF
Trenton, y. J.. IN behalf or board or directors
INCLUDES MANY BRILLIANT MEN
Although the senior class this year numbers ouIv
thlrty-seven and ~ the smallest TO be graduated
since 1855. 1t includes some or the most brilliant
men that have ever passed through the institution
The prospects are bright however. for a material
increase In the number OF graduates IN the future
az next years senior class has sixty members
and usually many students from other institutions
come 20 the Princeton seminary TO take their LAST
year.
u is cOIncidencs that Charles C. MeIntyr. of
Detroit. president 81 the class: Edward r. Nc
Fsrland. OF Rivera. Cal. vics-presldent: Carroll H
Yerkes Berwyn. Penn. vice-president IN middle
year. and Herbert f. Blair Saina. Kan secretary
in junior year. four OF the most prominent to
be graduated. have ali decided 90 to the foreign
field and 70 settle in different parts of China Nc
Presby terian Church. OF Newark. West Shan
mission OF China ana Blair 10 Corea
Already more than half the class are engaged.
rnents 10 marry "a few days after graduation Many
-l i's ''Vi.lN -e-.- - m ana
churches in Pennsylvania and New-York while
w
Marble " Philadelphia. a graduate OF the Uui-
versiJy OF Pennsylvania. viii become assistant TO
the Rev DR. Marcus w. BTOWuS0u the Tenth
Presbyterian Church i'm Philadelphia Ralph Fl.
Hikok. of Wooster Ohio viii become assistant TO
the Rev Dr. George Alexander IN New-YOrk City.
he president of the class in junior wear
Matthew p Johnson. Of Brooklyn. a graduate OF
retary of the class. has accepted call the First
Presbyterian church OF Hopewet- n J., while
William TseIf. OF PitJSbUrg. "A graduate or
Lafayette College. where re president OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, leader OF the
Glee club ard took the junior OratoTicaI prize will
bee a n ~
Florida y Y William q. Brooks another PhiIa-
GeIphiau from Westminster College hes accepted
a call the Presbyterian Church OF Reedvile,
Penn.
TO co To PENNSYLVANIA.
Among sCme OF the young ministers who have ac-
cepted calls ia Pennsyl vania are: H L. BOwIby.
OF Asbury. " J.. graduate OF Princeton Uni
verify. who will become assistant pastor TO the
Rev. DR.. j. W. Balm. at the First Presbyterian
Church OF Altoona; Dean y DobsOn, OF Limestone.
Tenn no has been called 20 the First Church IN
who last year won the Maitland prize. will go TO
the Presbyterian Church of MOOsic while Hugh L.
Kendall OF Lincoln University. Penn. at present
secretary OF the class and president OF the tennis
association, has been called 20 Erie to the Presby-
terrain Mission Church Last year he the
ton, of Florence, Penn. president OF the class in
middle Year, VIII take the Presbyterian Church or
Lebanon, while William II. Topping. OF 81. Louis.
will take the Lower Brandywtne Presbyterian
Church Csntreviie, Del
Several who will settle in Nsw-York are: John q