The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25

NEI0 teas dIl0 Cll SUI l6 OL tALL4C et4A0lAR for the guests.
 This morning at 1O:3O o'clock the class day exercises at the Sheffield Scientific school will take place near the Sheffield building. At o'clock the academic seniors and their guests will gather on the campus for the reading 1 of the class oration, class history and poem, and the planting of the class | ivy. A feature of the exercises will be the singing of the old Latin songs by 1 the entire class.
 | Next comes the reception of the scientific school seniors in Byers hall | this afternoon from until o'clock. This is always a very delightful affair and many academic seniors and their fair commencement guests will attend this year. There will be dancing, of course, Receiving the guests will be Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Russell H. Chittenden, Mrs. Robert N, Corwin, Mrs, Samuel L. Penfleld, Mrs. Louis V, IPlrrson, Mrs Guy s, Calender, Mrs. William G. Mixter, and Mrs, Thomas iG Bennett.
 At S:15 o'clock Woolsey hall will be filled with pretty girls and their es- corts for the annual commencement concert of the glee club, and a splendid Iconeert it is to be. At the close of the programme, which is usually 10 o'clock, the senior promenade is in augurated The chairs will be removed from the body of the hall and the terrace divid- ed into boxes. Wells orchestra will Eplay for the programme of twenty dances and five extras, and the guests will leave as dawn breaks for the gaieties of Tuesday, Supper at the sen ior promenade this year will be served in the Yale dining hall, an innivation bound to be most satisfactory to all.
 Tomorrow the meeting of the alumni at 10 o'clock n Alumni hall will call together the old graduates. President Hadey will address the visitors. At o'clock that afternoon the Yale field will be the center of commencement gayety for, of course, everyone will be at the baseball game All night there Twill be the various class dinners, Pres ident Hadley's class fill dine at the University club; the class of n will go to Fleming's, and the class of 56 | will celebrate it's f1ftieth anniversary at the Yale dining hall
 On Wednesday morning at o'clock the commencement exercises proper take place. At 1:3O o'clock there is the annual alumni dinner in the college dining hall and from until o'clock that evening there will be President Hadleys reception in Memorial hall to the graduates their families and friends.
 On Thursday there will be a general exodus, Everybody will go to the boat race at New London and the city will Iprepare to settle back to normal ways
 ARRIVALS.
 The following is a list of guests who arrived in town up to last evening, ex- elusive of many others who have quar- ters at private houses.
 New Haven house.-F, F. Wheeler, Utica, N. Y.; Mrs. Lansdale Boardman, l The Misses Boardman, IA W 4Sth street, INew York; MT, and Mrs. R. P. Will Hams, Detroit; Joseph H. Andrews '59, Chicago F. N. Judson, St. Louis; MT. and Mrs, w. F. Calrton, New York; Mrs M. D. Watcher, the Misses Match CT, Pueblo, Col; c. w. shipley, Con- connati; Mr and Mrs. Arthur Landrum, Miss Sperry Miss Cassibur, Albany; MT. and Mrs. ]. B. Grant, Denver; Miss Grace Whitmore, Denver; Mrs. S. D. Bulkeley, N. Y.;. Miss Kathleen Bulkley, New York MT. and Mrs. c. iNN poi al Baxter and Miss Helen Baxter of Will mington, Del; Mrs. B. c. Hudnut. Terre Haute, Ind; Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Brown, Miss Alice Brown, Miss Irene Brown; Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Brown Washington; Miss Harriet Pendleton, Pittshurg; Mrs. William Flynn, Miss Mary Flynn, Miss Edith Flynn, Pitts burg; Mrs D. H. Rowland, Miss U, T. Rowland, Plainfield, N. J.; Mir. and Mrs. James NJ. Ethridge, Rome, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. McGee, Planfeld, N. J.; Mr and Mrs. E, G. Hall, Morristown, N. J.; Miss Elizather Cauldwell, Norris town, N J.; Mir. and Mrs. F. ]. Bart lett, Maiden. Mass; Nelson F, Bart lett, Miss Margarita Bartlett, Maiden, Maiden, Mass; Mrs. J. W. English, Plainfield, N. J., Miss Elizabeth Eng fish, Plainfield N. J.. MT. and Mrs. H. tD. w. English, Miss Ellen R. Seller, Miss Frances lyle, Pittsburg; Mrs. J. E Wynne, Miss Wynne, Cincinnati; Mrs. George E. Wilson, Miss Wilson, of Clinton, Ia.; S. F. Hubbard, s. F. Hubbard, jr., Miss Margaret Hubbard, Yonkers, N. Y; MT and Mrs L. A. Up- son, Miss Lillian Upson, Thompsonville, Conn; Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Smith Miss B, Smith, Philadelphia; Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Elliott New York; Mr and Mrs, George A. Dyle, Miss Ruth Jones, Chi- cago; Mrs. Charles K. Oliver Miss M. Oliver, Baltimore; Mrs, T. II. Water- man, Miss Dorothy Waterman, Miss Edith Waterman, Albany; Mrs. F. H. Shaw, Boston; Mir. and Mrs. c. wait, Crownpoint, N. Y; Mir. and Mrs Ed ward c. Gross, Harrisburg, Pa; J. o. Rodgers, Salem, Kan; Mir. and Mrs. A., ]. Steinman, Miss E. N. Steinman, Miss c. M. H. Steinman, Lancaster, Pa. Walter B. Platte, Washington Platte, Baltimore; Miss Valiand, Mrs Clifford w. McGee, Plainfield, N. J.; Mrs. s. R. Clarke, Peoria, H.; MT. and Mrs. W, s, Wellington, N. Y; c. H. Kelsey, East Orange, N. J.: Mir. and Mrs Howard F. Chappin N. Y.
 Tontine-Mr. and Mrs. Alexis M liar riet Turks Islands, w. l.. JohnJ. Bow CTS, Rochester, N. T.. J. F. Morris