Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-04
ALUMNI GATHER
FOR centennial

Alumni of Princeton Theological Semi.
nary from this city and various sections
of The country are gathering in the
famous college town for the centennial
celebration, which will open with special
preliminary services in the First Pres
byterlan Church. Princeton, tomorrow.
The exercises will close with an ami
versary dinner of the Alumni Associa-
non on Monday evening and a series OF
addresses BY distinguished theologians
on Tuesday. The arrangement commit
tee, of which Rev. DR.. Francis l.. Pat
ton, president of the seminary. Is chair
man, has planned to entertain at least
300 alumni of the institution and the
representatives of about 125 associate
colleges,
The synod of New Jersey associate
member of the general committee con-
sfst OF the Rev. DIR. Robert Scott Inglis,
M this city; the Rev. De Forrest Bur-
rell. OF South Orange; the Rev. DR.. J. +.
Paterson. the Rev. J. NJ. Corwin, of Or
snge. the Rev. DR.. James @. Dennis, the
Rev. DR.. L. 8. Fulmer. of Montcair; the
Rev. g.. NJ. Russell, the Rev. DR.. g.. y.
Greene. of Crawford: the Rev. c. Il. Ma
cartney. Of Paterson: the Rev Minot :.
Morgan, Of Summit; william p. Steven
son. of Rose1le; the Rev. d.. X, Evans.
OF Lakewood; the Rev. l.. b. Crane,
Judge Joseph Cross, of Elizabeth; the
Rev. DR.. William w. Knox, Of New
Brunswick. the Rev. Frank Eukens, OF
Burlington; the Rev. II. II. Blocker, or
Freehold; the Rev. g.. Ii. ingram, the
Rev, DR.. John Dixon, the Rev. Or. II.
q. Minton and Henry w. Green, of Tren-
ION: Henry D.. Moore, of Haddonfleld 4;
THOMAS w. synnott, of Wenonah; the
Rev w. Y. Louderbough, Morris II.
atratton. of Salem, and the Rev. w. b.
sheddnn. the Rev. ]. H. Dulles. the Rev.
pr. w. Brenton Greene, tr., the Kew. D
w. Beach, the Rev. DR.. =. B. .Warheid'
,ha Rev. DIR. c, Visitor Hodge, Professors
" r.. Magic and Kerr ID. Macmillan ana
r M. Anderson, OF Princeton.
Among the alumni who Will attend the
celebration from this city Will pc neN.
Edwin Emerson Davis, pastor OF the we"
Work. Avenue Reformed Church, and rev
/. McGay Knipe, Of the Frst onlieu
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
rhe opening services tomorrow VIII IN
clrde the observance of holy communion
AZ 1921 n. m. In the First presbyterian
church. with the president of the semi
nary. DR.. Francis l.. Patton, presiolhe'
Tire snecial speakers will be Rev. III.
Hin, n Carson and Rev. DR.. Russell
Cecil. A feature of the service Will ne
The bestowal of graduation honors Oh
the forty members of the senior ciass'
The addresses at the afternoon session
win be made by Robert Il. Speer, or the
presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
DR., Charles Beatty Alexander, of New
York city, and Rev. DIR. William Haliock
Johnson, Of Lincoln University. =.
The exercises on Monday evening wili
he conducted under the auspices OF the
Alumni Association. A reception and re
union viii be held and will be followed
by the anniversary dinner, at which Rev.
7. II, Dulles, president of the association
VIII preside. The speakers on Tuesday,
the closing lay, viii be Right Rev. Bishop
David H.. Greer, of New York; Rev. John
Macmillan, moderator of the Presbyte-
rian Church in Ireland. Rev. DIR. James
Wells, moderator Of the Presbyterian
Church in Scotland; Rev. DR.. Alexander
Stewart, OF st. Mary's College, and Presi-
dent Hibben, of Princeton University. 1t
IS expected that a large representation
Of the 5000 alumni still living will be
prescnt to assist In doing honor to their
illustrious alma mater.