The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06
YALE'S COED STUNNING TRIP.
SOCIOLOGINES 60 WITH BAILEY
TROUPE TO ELLIS ISLAND.

DOyt Hear the News at University Settle
ment and Give the Yell Ntracts
From a Students DiarS-ObSerVutlOn
and Experiment In social Conditions
Prof. Bill Bailey, the Yale sociologst.
who runs an annual exploring expedition
With a troupe Of embryo sociologs and
theologs for a glimpse Of darkest New
York gave the boys yesterday treat
they are not likely to forget Through
the courtesy OF DR.. Hamilton, head Of
the University Settle ment, the Yale eX-
plorers we're introduced 10 a bunch OF
New York "sociol,g nes' visit which
certain ladies interested In ttement
work had long been planning was by a
conspiracy Of DR.. Hamilton and Prof
Bailey fixed for yesterday. And 90 1t
fell out that the Ellis and the ladies went
together.
When the Yale men were informed Of
this arrangement they were in the Uni
versity Settlement, the theater OF the
Stokes Hunter and Pastor Stokes 10 .
mances. When the news Of the coed
program for tho day was broken to them
the Yale boys we're all 'cheered up.
Fellows. let's give the yelll' suggested
Mr.. Cummings. And as soon as they were
out in Riviugton street they fervently
gave il,
A little later the Joint observation party
mounted the gangplank Of the Ellis Island
feuy.
Here are. some extracts from the note
book Of one Of the sooiologs covering the
days doings
MILLS HOTEL. No. l.. Friday. May. 5,
4. NJ. Cannot sleep. Have been IN bed
hfNN
sticks you Some of the fellows are just
tumblng in The. man next door means.
70 cali me at and they wake me al 9. Only
slept minutes on, for Vanderbilt Hall
y wSlsed q, o ne to Es5 an T 2PRette
innumerable swarthy men with pushcarts;
they say this is the pig market, No pigs
TO be seen, but lots Of calico and trousers
on the pushcarts. Cummings, seeing trsfio
was slow, walked up 70 cart ana oought 3
pair Of trousers He heid them m, i9 front Of q
was q M and paid his 20 cents
Ellis Island Boat, HomewaTd bound,
breakfast At Mills Hotel, some Of the chaps
pretended to eat. Impossible. Smell OF
soap everywhere Then walked to University
TO eel you things for three cents
DR.. Hamilton told Us all about the Settle
ment work aud is aims, to eplighten these
us,,.a whole beyy OF them in fact. u,,-
do they get all those children to crowd The
streets pr .BlagsteiD said the AiaHCe
dren until thcy learn English.
Innched al the Nladlyostok restaurant
IN Chinatown with Baron Wing Wang and
Holt and Cummipgs.
She came 10 T lis Island We sat In tho
stern OF the boat bv ourselves and talked
Of Yale ard sociology. tumWings was
whispering 10 IN ableboliCd hlord and Holt
making himself agreeable 10 q rather pretty
brunette. How absurd all those people are.
We visited Commissioner Natchorn's
ofice and Dr. Wild leCtured for a bit on in'-
migration statistics ard Dr. Blaustciu said
immigrants are good things for rs. The
Commissioner said It was q good thing for
him 10 be commissioner. didn't take notes.
I'll have % borrow Dwight HcCcr's when
we get back 10 New Haven.
The, rGor are 50 very poor, she rem 9rkcd.
grants -leep and then ri other things, Tho
other fellows seemed 20 be having a silly
sort Of time With the girl-
We are landing The fellows save the
Of them are PoinR home at s O'Clock Tonight.
Others are goiuE-leayen knows where.
Lucky ] have evening clothes with me. I
am going to call.