The sun., 1909-06-29

mar things, The boys fought shy Of the
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Yale -Amici.' aElf Yale and aBrigh,
College Years. The junior history was
tory by H. M. Wheaton.
| AT 8 O'Clock this afternoon the ami
versary exercises Of the medical school
we're held, the address being given by
Dean William H. Howell, M. r., Of Johns
Hopkins University. There was also a
meeting Of class secretaries and many
| reunions OF classes, to Ray nothing oil
private reunions in dormitories all over
ths campus where many fair ones drank
tea and listened in glee to stories Of
college life at Yale.
As this ia being written the glee club
IL ex toiling Yale life, In its annual concert
and their sweethearts and sisters who are
not there are putting the finishing touches
70 costumes and other preparations Tor
the senior Prom, which will last until the
late hours OF the night.
President Lowell Of Harvard received
the degree OF doctor OF laws from Yale
to-day. 1t was given 10 him in privat to
because. he, was compelled to return to
Harvard for its own commencement on
Wednesday.
The. alumni advisory board held its
annual meeting In Woodbridge Hall this
morning, Frederick Judson Of st. Louis
was reelected chairman OF the board.
from all parts OF the country, The
boards time was almost entirely taken up
in discussing informally the advantages
and disadvantages from the standpoint
Of the alumni Of instituting in Yale under
graduate life some form Of the Oxford
committed for report to two committees.
1t was the general impression that the
creation Of the \Oxford system at Yale,
with necessary notifications to meet
American conditions, would increase the
intellectual ambition OF undergradua tes.
The corporation and the alumni advisory
board met together for luncheon In
Memorial Hall for the first time.
The regular commencement meeting
OF. the Yale Corporation was held in the
afternoon.
James Farley MoCleiland at present
professor OF minina at Leland Stanford
University was elected professor Of mining
engineering In the Sheffield scientific
school and member Of its governing
board. Mr. McClelland has given oo-
casional instruction at Yale in the 10 st
two years He Is graduate OF Columbia
University.
Prof. Tourney OF the forest school
was transferred to the newly established
Morris X. Jespp chair OF silvicultnre.
l<cdNe vi dCootiSo Iol hCAt wac
extended to Assistant Professor Tracy
Of the Sheffield scientific school.
The following new appointments were
announced: In the medical school. Will
der Tileston M. D.. at present connected
with the Harvard medical school. to be
assistant professor Of medicine. DR..
Tileston is graduate In arts and medicine
at Harvard University; Joel Ives Butler,
NJ. D.. OF Springfield Mass to be instructor
OF surgery DR. Butler 10 n graduate Of
the Sheffield scientific school and took
his degree in medicine at Johns Hopkins
University. Max Smirnow. instructor
in pathology. DIR. Smirnow is a graduate
of the Yale medical school. Dav export
Hooker, instructor in anatomy. Mr..
Hooker received his bachelor's degree
from Yale in 1908.
These appointments will add efficiency
to the medical school. which according
to the present requirements will admit
no students who have not finished at least
two years Of college work
Tomorrow IL alumni day. There will
be a heap OF doings at the Yale Harvard
baseball game. Already the old grad
yates are making things hum at Mory's
and Heublein's and other resorts. 1t is
mighty hard to get into these noisy.
humming places tonight but it is much
harder to get out. Complete instruction
in the art OF Yale roofing il being given
in all these places by competent in
structors. 1t consists OF a lot of rahs
with a good deal Of "boola" mixed with
q tremendous amount OF "reminiscences
Of Yale bulldogism in many an athletic
contest.