The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
COMPLETE PLANS
 OF YALE GRADS

UT IALE UhADD
 (Continued from First Pagc.) baseball game. The committee In charge, which consists of John o. Heald, chairman; Philip H. Adee, Charles E. Bigelow and Schuyler Mer- ritt, has announced that there will be no outside music and that the dinner with parlor entertainment.' Rev. John c. Goddard will preside at the dinner.
 '73 S.
 All members of the class of 1873 s. who are in New Haven over com mencement will meet with A. E. Rowland, 41S Chapel street, New Ha- ven, and arrange for a class dinner at the Graduates club
 '78.
 Over seventy members of the class of 1878, which numbers ninety-slx men living, among them being Secre tary William II. Taft, have notified the reunion committee of their lnten- tion to return to the tricennial re- union of their class. The Edwards House, 57 Elm street, has been en- gagged as class headquarters and meals will be served in the house dur ing the entire reunion, A car in the observation train at the boat race has been reserved for the special use of the class. The class dinner will be held at the Country club on Tuesday evening, June 2S, immediately af.er the baseball game. The only lndivid- ual expenses failing upon the return ing members will be for meals at headquarters and for seats on the ob servation train at tho boat race, which may be had for s2.50 each.
 '7s S.
 The class of 1878 S. will hold its tri- cennial reunion this year on Tuesday, June 28. The class meeting In North Sheffield hall at 11:30 o'clock. Tues
 
 lowed by picture, taken on the steps of the hall The class will eat dinner together, Tuesday noon, at the Yale dining hall and sit together at the Yale Harvard baseball game in the afternoon. The dinner will be held at Heubleins at S;3O o'clock. Tuesday evening. and at the dinner John P. Bartlett will preside as toastmaster. The committee In charge of the re- union consists of Seymour l.. Alvord, Dr. Edward K. Roberts and Hon. Os- win H. D. Fowler
 's3.
 The class of 1883 will hold It's twenty-five year reunion. The build ing at 225 Crown street has been en- gagged as club house and headquart- CTS. About ninety have signified their intention of returning for the reunion. The first formal event in the reunion will be a dinner on Saturday evening, June 20, at the club house. On Mon day afternoon, June 22 at 1 o'clock, the class will take luncheon together at the New Haven Country club and the class dinner will be served on Tuesday evening, June g3, at o'clock at Steinert hall All other meals dur Ing the reunion period will be served at the club house. The committee in charge of the arrangements consists of Frank Cunningham. Seward II. Fields, George w. Johnston. Henry c. M. Thomson, and Everett J. Esselstyn, chairman.
 The class of 1883 Shelf. Is arranging to celebrate its twenty-five year re- union in New Haven during the com ing commencement. The headquart- CTS for the class will be eos East Divinity hall. The business meeting will be held in Room 112, Winchester hall, Sheffield Square, at 9:30 o'clock on Tuesday morning June 23, and the class dinner will be held at I o'clock in the evening of that day at the New Haven Lawn club. The committee in charge of the arrangements consists of Frederick T. Bradley, James Ly man and John E, Calhoun.
 'SS
 The vicennial committee for the class of 1888 is planning for three days reunion. There will be an in- formal gathering Sunday afternoon, June 21, with supper afterwards; an bunting on Monday afternoon with a ball game, played with some of the other reunion classes, and supper af- ter the game The Colonnade restaur ant, at West Haven, has been engaged for the class dinner on Tuesday even- Ing. The class will go to Yale field to the ball game on Tuesday after- noon in a body and as an escort the Foot Guard band of Hartford, Conn.,, has been engaged A committee con- sisting of pr. B. Austin Cheney, Winthrop c. Bushnell and Henry L. Stimson has charge of the reunion.
 'SS $.
 In the arrangements for the vicen- nial reunion of the class of 1888 s., pr. Charles A. Futile has offered his house at 196 York street as class headquarters and general lounging place. The class reunion begins on Monday, June 22. During this first day the men will meet at the head quarters and attend such of the com mencement exercises of the college and Shelf as they desire. On Monday evening there will be a smoker of the class at pr. Tuttle's house. On Tues day morning will be held the usual business meeting at Dr. Tuttle's house.