The sun., 1910-05-27
ROOSEVELT At CAMBRIDGE
GETS a.. n. DEGREE AND THE
DENTS HAIE FUN.
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Teddy nears as FhllN enlnE Features
-The C0lohei ''Freaches for . Ws-
meat" Visits Iahn Ilar,aEd's allear
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gree II doctou Of law- from Cambridge
l1iyerSi,y this afternoon He was re-
nalyad uprcariously hy tho under
fraduate~. WIN undertook. after tho usual
-ton, 10 have little funNNith him. He
made no speech. although IN" students
,tmOred Tor one. when he received the
cserer. later in tho dav. at tho Cam
lrldge Union. ha asked 10 he allowed to
'p-each for just one moment II lasted
half an hour
cot Roosevelt arrived this morning
IN an ordinary train and was met AZ the
station by a crowd of students and towns
reopls NiCe-C Chancellor Canon Mason.
master of Pembroke College. met the
colonel and drove him and hts marty 20
penhroke lOdgH. where he remained
during his visit. few minutes later the
colonel drove 70 Emanuel COLLEGE whence
John Harvard went to the United States
Ne vas received at the entrance by the
master. fellows and undergraduates, who
formed a cheering double line. only broken
ly a large Rap. In which a small Teddy
tsar was sitting Mr.. Roosevelt visited
ths chapel to $50 the memorial window
With a full length portrait Of John Har-
ward. erected by Harvard University men
Luncheon was taken at I'D p. N. en-
the hall Of Pembroke College. Of which
Vice-Chancellor Mason 10 the head. There
were iIS guests. chiefly heads and fellows
Of the colleges and their wives. Among
the guests were Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs
Nicholas Longworth.
shortly before ! O'Clock Mr. Roosevelt
walked in the vice-chancellor's pro-
cession the short distance from the lodge
n the senate house. First came two
vioe-chancellors and officers in black
oapes and gowns and college caps. carry
ing their silver maCes. Then came vios-
chancellor Mason and the Colonel walk
ma side ny side The vice-chancellor
wore q scarlet gown and a large ermins
cloak. Mr.. Roosevelt wore the scarlet
gown Of doctor Of Ia ~ and black velvet
hood. Behind them followed the public
orator in a scarlet gown.
Quite a crowd had assembled and It
cheered Col Roosevelt N hearty fashion.
The Colonel. with thu sun flashing hack
from hls glasse~ and ms broad smile. With
HE scarlet gown tapping boistsrously
In the breeze bowed TO the right and the
eft
The sosne in the senate house was
robbed Of nO4t Of its brilliancs owing
10 the mourning for King Edward. Except
the vioe-ohancellor. the public orator.
and Mr.. Roosevelt the doctors of the
A.
stead of the usual bright scarlet. Mr.
Roosevelt Mrs. LongwOrth and Mrs
Mason wife Of the vice-chanceilor. were
atured IN deep mourning
The undergraduates filed the galleries
ard the graduates and ladies' occupied the
auditorium The undergraduates chssrcd
lrI1lv as the Colonel walked with the
yfc,-ohsncrllor to the dais He signed
tas university register and then took
seat IN The auditorium. The senior proc
tar then read an inaudible Latin address.
The undergraduates laughing quietly all
tha vhta
DE public orator then delivered
glowing sulogy IN Latin - tho rolonel
Who IL the meantime hEd been taken
hv The mace bearers IN front II the vice-
chancellor who remained seat'i while
the colonel stood.
~ the end of the orlro1 th" vice.
chancellor arose and admitted lir Roose-
,elt into the doctprafs 4 laws in few
Latin words The uncergrad'at yelled
Speech as the Colonel took his sea- 60
the right of the chancellor II was the
ordinary degree day and the Colonel WIS
the only person who received an honorary
degree The degrees ot VI A. md p. A.
we're then speedily conferred pn a bunch
0f Cant1bs.
Loud cries for a speech from Cot EOose-
welt again resounded from the under
graduates IN the gallery The Colonel,
however. resisted and followed the vice
ohsHceIlor down the senate gallery
Then the undergraduates let down a
] eddy hear from the gallery over the
IoloneIs head Col Roosevelt. amid
great laughter. grabbed the trophy. but
'hs wire held good and 10 cheers and
laughter Cambridges latest doctor left
tle senate house Mr. Roosevelt. With
80 .iCa-chancellOr. then went - look 80
Frg- D1Nege and the famous chapel
1rsr 10 sent 70 Trinity College and took
- r.'. r-- master
Mr E1o--relt really met the Cam
r1gs gnderRrlduates a. $50 O'Clock
10 'h@ Debating hall ~ the Cambridge
mon which was crowded 20 the limit.
Loud and long were the cheers when
Mr Roosevelt. m scarlet robe. entered
fhe hIll Ne AT AZ the right Of the presi-
dent who Immediately called on the
wee president - move that The Hon
Theodore Roosevelt be admitted a. an
I'rATv member ~ this house This
vas done 10 short. faliciiOus speech. /
Its motion was seconded by the secre- I
lsy tnd osr-ed by acclamation.
Nr HY1sevelt then signed the book. 7
No Yn1srE1dust-s cheering until the
windows nt'lsd The president an ]
N ~a that Mr RoDievelt. at persnnal !
n'0r.-Ularca. had kindly promiaed n 4
sr 'eE words Mr. Roosevelt advanced I
'.a '.n" and the de1fening cheers hav-
~ .4n-Idsd spoke for half an hour. i
Fs -'a-'~f with holding up the under /
s-tdua'" l7urnal in which a versiHsr
,.r1 hum MT - preach 90 hem. and
f r sna0d0te the point u which Wss
o.. '-e hearers must take their chance.
~. .s ,aId % ~ hard 10 break the habit
'a '"'.ms IN a moment
"'". -n"akInR Of the feelings every
.t man must experience IN visit
" 'nm1in NJ his spiritual fore
a''.- fnt declaring he wished America
~ nLIl from CamhrldEe how % make