The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-29
Immense and Brilliant Audience.
THE PROCESSION.

the cap and gown of the men or lsuo had the pfs-sniAS-oe: ar.
 THE PROCESSION. Glasses from as far back as 1S4O up 4o 1905 were represented in the parade. Rrigadier-General Henry B. Caring ton. U. S. A., of the class Of '4O' was selected by President Hadley to lead the graduates. Behind him came the oldest living graduates, the hrst four- teen marching as follows: @ 184O-Rev. Nathaniel H. Eggleston. 1S4O-Rev William s. Leavitt. 1S43-Med. Dept, Dr. Robert Crane. 1844- Samuel T. Rogers. 1S50-Rey. Albert Booth.
 1S5O-Curtis J. Hillyer. 1s5O-Rev. Samuel Johnson. 1S51-William T. Harlow. 1s51-Rev. Theodore T Munger. 1S51-Hon. Joseph Sheldon. " 1852 Rev. Alonzo N. Lewis. 1853 -Dr. William Bissell. 5a 1858 Hon Lynde A. Catlin.
 1S5S-James M. Whiton.
 With the band playing Onward, Christian Soldiers" the parade started out of Vanderbilt at 10:30 o'clock, It was composed as follows:
 Donnelly and Wiser. i
 Second Regiment Band. s Professor Yandell Henderson, Chief
 Marshal.
 H. s. Canby, marshal. Candidates for the degree of B. A. Dr. Henry B. Wright, marshal. Candidates for the degree of Ph. B. Dr. George H. Nettleton, marshal. Candidates for the degree of IL. B.
 John w. Edgerton, marshall Candidates for the degree of B. Music. Candidates for the degree of B. F. A.
 c. H. Langzettel, marshal. Candidates for the degree of B. D. < Candidates for the degree of M. A.
 A. M. Edwards,
 R. T. Hill,
 H. | B. Rice. marshals. Candidates for the degree Of M. s. Candidates for the degrees of M. E..
 and c. E.
 Prof. l.. B. Mendel, marshal. Candidates for the degree of M, F. Prof. J. w. Tourney, marshal. Candidates for the degree of M. L. Candidates for the degree of D. c. L.. Prof. A L. Corbin, marshal. Candidates for the degree of M. D. $ Prof. H. B. Ferris, marshal. Candidates for the dSgree of Ph. D. Prof. J. c. Schwab, n1ace-bearer.
 Prof. A. s. Sanford, marshal. The president and ex-president of the
 university. The secretary and treasurer of the uni-
 versity.
 The fellows of the university. Former fellows and officers of the uni
 versity. The deans and directors of the facul-
 ties ,t.a
 The professors of the university.
 Prof c. M Lewis, marshal. Graduates in the order of graduation. Prof. c. F. Kent, pr. G. F. Eaton, Prof H. A. Farr, pr. E. G. Taylor. :
 rnarshals. Alumni in the order of their gradua- Tine route of the procession was through the Vanderbilt court to Chapel street, diagonally across the green to Center church, to the corner of College and Elm streets, to the university street between Fayerweather and West Divinity, known as Grub street, and thence to the university campus and Woolsey Hall. The following high stand seniors act ed as class naarshals: Edward J. Barber. ' John E. Bentley, ..se ..s. Earl G. Bill, Theodore H. Boggs, --%. l. Charles s. Bulkley, s.- W. A. Countrynlan, Jr., Paul Curts, F John B. DeForest, ,s William A. Drushel, Jerome A. Goldman, Albert w. Hull,
 Arthur P. McKinstry,
 Walter D. Myers
 Clifford H. Peck, r*y.-
 John c. Slade, #e.. ~~'. Albert M. Stevens. Amos B. Thatcher,
 Raymond H. White. \, .' Harry C.. York, s.'s Elmer Yelton, Albert H. Yost. ..: e Arrived at Woolsey Hall the seniors hasted and formed a line through which. the faculty and invited guests marched to the platform. Tine fgrads'' entered by the College street doors, the candidates for degrees