New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

York: Judge Brown. Governor walks-
Frear of Hawaii and Chief Justice Mis-
Of New Mexico
Mr. Munson paid a tribute TO Judge sf,
con Baldwin and among other thinss saoLa
Of him not only as a teacher but as a ez,r
ernor." which provoked much applause
Then Mr.. Nunson said that for hlr,xai, :.
was only plain mar and intended N -.
main such through life. and this brouys.
out laughter. his hearers having knovIadg.
Of the toastnsster's decIination 70 ssa..
as the Democratic candidate for GovA-,o-
in his own state Mr. Munson said ,h,.
the reason he intended to remain a prtv,,.
citizen was because he was democrat
The exercises Of the graduating cIas, g.
Yale Law School We're held In HAas-.-
Hall and Included the Townsend speak-
ing. The honors and prize awards 70 ~.
graduating class included the following.
Magma Cum Laude-M VI Shapiro Ns-,
Haven. and P T. DondIinger. Mftche,f = n
Cum Laude-Harry Burnstein. New Yo-x
City; J. E Conner. tr, New Haven. = .
Hall, New Haven; ". e Collins. Iavfnv.-
ton, N j.; John Cunlire. jr.. Branford. Leo
Gallagher. FL Paso. Tex: c. e Hart, New
Britain. and T. A. Thacher, New Haven
Townsend prize for the best oration-H
F. Bishop. Chicago.
This was the second day OF Commence
ment week. anI It was further distin-
guished by the class day exercises OF ho,,
the seniors Of the college and shsfield
Scientific School, for which perfect Iu1s
weather was enjoyed The Sheffield man
held theirs on the lot on Hinhouse avsnue-
where IL has been the custom TO hold them
and the academic men IN the old collsga
yard. Gathered In what were practically
their final purely undergraduate Assem-,
blies, the members Of the graduating classes
In their caps and gowns listened TO tina
reading ot class histories. sang their songs
and smoked their pipes, and then. as IN
Vulnerable other classes before them, voted
that no similar occasion ever before had
passed off so nicely.
The class day exercises were brought 70
close tonight with the University Glss
and Mandolin Clubs concert IN Woolsey
Hall and the senior promenade. An inter
ested spectator OF the class day exercises
and attendant at the concert and prone
made tonight was President Tafts daugh-
ter, Helen whose brother Robert Is a
member of the graduating class.
The last of the members Of the reunion
classes arrived tonight and donned the
fantastic garbs which will be IN evidence
at the annual commencement game with
Harvard tomorrow afternoon On the
streets and campus may be seen gladia.ors
of the days when Rome was in her glory.
testers IN their vart-colored caps and bella
rough riders that would bring JOY TO the
heart Of Mr.. Roosevelt, and sailors as brave
and as bold as any ahoat walking beside
paiama-clad alumni whose costumes are
said to be exact copies of the Original
pajama girl
All these and many more are fond.y
hoped to strike terror into the hearts G.
the members Of the Harvard ball team
which is quartered at a local shore resort
and spent the afternoon practising for ths
game.
At the fifth annual meeting Of the aIuns
advisory board the following officers were
elected for the coming year.
Chairman, Henry T Rogers, Denver; cor
responding secretary, Edward J. Phelps
Chicago: executive committee, Henry T.
Rogers, Thomas Thacher. New York Ctty:
James j. Flanders, Milwaukee, John Per-
rim. Indianapolis. George X McLanahan,
z. ]. Phelps, Frederick n.
Judson, St Louis. and Frank l. Bigeow,
New Haven