The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-27
Observation-Disclosures
TO TAKE PART IN COMMENCE
MENT EXERCISES At HARVARD.
He Will Attend the Reunion Of His Class
and Make an Address at the Alumni
Dinner-On Thursday He Will Board
the sylph At Bridgeport for Oyster hay.


WASHINGTON, June 2e.-Presdent Roose-
welt left Washington for the summer this
afternoon, although he will not reach Oyster
Bay, where he will spend the warm
season, until Thursday morning. The
special train upon which the President
Is travelling pulled out OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad station at $50 o'clock and Will
carry Mr.. Roosevelt and his party to Cam
bridge, Mass, where he will spend the
greater part of two days in attendance
at the Harvard commencement exercises.
The President is accompanied by William
Loeb, Dr., the secretary to tho President;
Surgeon-General Presley M. Rixey OF the
navy and Maurice c. Latta, confidential
stenographer.
The President g train il scheduled to reach
Boston at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The President will breakfast at the home
OF Bishop Lawrence Of Cambridge and will
spend the forenoon at the Bishops house.
At 1 o'clock he will attend the luncheon OF
the class OF 80 Of Harvard College (Mr.
Roosevelt's class) at the Oakley Club, and
at 2:sO o'clock will have his photograph
taken with the other members OF the class
He will visit the Porcelain Club at O'Clock
and will attend the dinner given by the
class OF 80 at the Hotel Somerset. The
President will spend the night at the home
Of Bishop Lawrence.
On Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock
the President will drive to Massa chusetts
Hall with Gov. Douglas, and at 945
will join the procession to Saunders's
Theater for the commencement exercises,
which will last until about 1890 o'clock.
The President will then go to the house OF
President Eliot Of the university, stopping
for moment at the Germanic Museum,
and will little later visit the Harvard
Union and the PORCELAIN Club. He will
attend the chief marshal's luncheon at
University Hall, and at 2I5 o'clock will
attend the alumni dinner. where he Will
make a notable address. At 43O O'Clock
the President will 60 to the Class OF 80 tea
given by Prof Hart, and at o'clock in
the evening will attend a dinner at the
Somerset Club.
At 2 O'Clock in the morning OF Thursday
President Roosevelt will leave Boston for
Bridgeport where he will go on board the
ma val yacht Sylph, which will take him to
Oyster Bay. The President is scheduled
to reach Oyster Bay, where he is to
W.
Thursday morning.
President Roosevelt's train reached Jer-
rev City at 1O:45 O'Clock last night. The
train was a special made up Of the Pill
grim and Riva, two private cars and the
combination car Edward Hopkins. The
train stopped few minutes at both Balti-
more and Philadelphia. In the Presi-
dents party we're Secretary Loeb. three
correspondents and the Secret Service men.
President Roosevelt did not show himself
when the train got to Jersey City. The
train was put aboard the transport Mary
land at II O'Clock and started for Mott
Haven.
The Sylph arrived yesterday from Wash
ington and went to anchorage in the harbor.
She will go to Bridgeport on Thursday, and
the President will board her and go in her
to his home at Oyster Bay.
BosToN, June 28.-Theodora Roosevelt,
Harvard 80, will arrive in this city early
tomorrow morning to join his classmates
in the celebration of their twenty-ffth
graduation anniversary and to attend the
Harvard commencement exercises. the
famous class of 80 is well represented in
this city and at all the hotels are throngs OF
grads wearing crimson labels stamped
in gilt with the year they received their
parchments.
Because Of President Hoosevelt's request
that he be treated simply as Harvard
man returning to his alma mater, every
thing in the way Of celebrating his trip
to this city and Cambridge will be done
away with. Cambridge buildings are free
from bunting or flags, and the only SEM
blance of celebration attire is the soant
decoration on the Cambridge City Hall,
tor which the city approprated $50.